UnitSnap: Unit Converter
24 Sept 2026launched 7 days ago
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WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0.1latest version · 5 days ago
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Type it the way you would say it. "5 km". "350f". "1 1/2 cups". "4800 yen". UnitSnap reads the line the way you actually write it and answers as you type — no picking a category first, no choosing two units from two menus before you see a number. WHAT IT CONVERTS • Length, weight, volume, area, speed, temperature, pressure, energy, data and fuel economy — hundreds of units • 160+ currencies, from the European Central Bank's published reference rates • Cooking measures, fractions included: 1 1/2 cups, 3/4 tsp • Feet and inches the way people actually write them: 5'11" MONEY, HONESTLY DATED Currency answers say how old the rate is in words — "Live rate, fetched a moment ago", or "Cached rate from yesterday, not today's" — so you never have to work it out yourself. The last rates stay on the device, so it still answers with no signal. BUILT TO TAKE STEPS OUT • The box is already focused when the app opens — just start typing • The keyboard opens on numbers, because every conversion begins with one • "180 pounds" asks whether you mean weight or British pounds, then remembers your answer • Tap any unit to make it the default for that measure. It sticks • One tap reverses any conversion • Pin the ones you reach for constantly ALSO INCLUDED BMI in US or metric units, and unit conversions for a set of common health values — glucose, creatinine, cholesterol, calcium and others — along with body surface area and ideal body weight. UnitSnap is a unit converter, not a medical device and not a clinical decision tool. It does not recommend a dose, a diagnosis or a course of treatment, and is not intended for use in patient care. PRIVACY UnitSnap collects nothing. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no account, no sign-in. Your pins, preferences and history stay on your device. The only request it ever makes over the network is for published exchange-rate reference data, and it sends nothing about you when it makes it. One purchase. No subscription, no ads, nothing else to buy.Read more
Type it the way you would say it.
"5 km". "350f". "1 1/2 cups". "4800 yen". UnitSnap reads the line the way you actually write it and answers as you type — no picking a category first, no choosing two units from two menus before you see a number.
WHAT IT CONVERTS
• Length, weight, volume, area, speed, temperature, pressure, energy, data and fuel economy — hundreds of units
• 160+ currencies, from the European Central Bank's published reference rates
• Cooking measures, fractions included: 1 1/2 cups, 3/4 tsp
• Feet and inches the way people actually write them: 5'11"
MONEY, HONESTLY DATED
Currency answers say how old the rate is in words — "Live rate, fetched a moment ago", or "Cached rate from yesterday, not today's" — so you never have to work it out yourself. The last rates stay on the device, so it still answers with no signal.
BUILT TO TAKE STEPS OUT
• The box is already focused when the app opens — just start typing
• The keyboard opens on numbers, because every conversion begins with one
• "180 pounds" asks whether you mean weight or British pounds, then remembers your answer
• Tap any unit to make it the default for that measure. It sticks
• One tap reverses any conversion
• Pin the ones you reach for constantly
ALSO INCLUDED
BMI in US or metric units, and unit conversions for a set of common health values — glucose, creatinine, cholesterol, calcium and others — along with body surface area and ideal body weight. UnitSnap is a unit converter, not a medical device and not a clinical decision tool. It does not recommend a dose, a diagnosis or a course of treatment, and is not intended for use in patient care.
PRIVACY
UnitSnap collects nothing. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, no account, no sign-in. Your pins, preferences and history stay on your device. The only request it ever makes over the network is for published exchange-rate reference data, and it sends nothing about you when it makes it.
One purchase. No subscription, no ads, nothing else to buy.
Versions
- Version 1.0.1First seen · 26 Sept 2026
UnitSnap can now ask whether you would like to rate it — at most once in a while, and only after it has actually answered something for you. Every unit name now reads in US spelling: meters, liters, milliliters. British spellings still work when you type them, so "2 litres" is understood exactly as before.
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