Womo Ready: Level & Payload

Two things that have to be right before every departure — and both cost money when they are not. LEVELLING Put the phone flat and read it. The app tells you which wheels to raise and by how many centimetres — not a vague bubble, the actual number for your levelling ramps. With calibration, because no worktop in a camper is truly flat. PAYLOAD Enter your plated gross limit, axle limits and noseweight once. Then add water, gas, bikes, passengers and luggage — each with where it sits in the vehicle. And then the app does not just say an axle is too heavy, it says **which way to move the load**: "Rear axle 84 kg over — move the heaviest items forward of the rear axle." That is exactly what gets measured at a roadside check, and no other app works it out. DISPOSAL POINTS Your nearest dump station, offline. No internet, no account — the data ships inside the app. Overloading is a fine, and after an accident it becomes an argument with your insurer. NONE OF THE USUAL NONSENSE No account. No sign-up. No internet needed — it works on a pitch with no signal. No ads. Your data stays on the device. FREE Levelling, one vehicle, up to five payload entries. PRO (one-off) Unlimited entries, multiple vehicles, and a saved weight record per trip. Note: the calculation relies on your inputs and guideline values; it does not replace a professional weighing or the manufacturer's figures. The station list itself works with no connection; the map it is drawn on comes from Apple and needs one.