Arboreal Tree App Now Measures Tree Diameter

Johan Ekenstedt

15 Nov 2022

We haveupdated the "Arboreal Tree" app with a powerful new feature: tree diameter measurement.

Here's what's new:

  1. Diameter Measurement: You can now measure the diameter of trees directly from your iPhone.

  2. Simple Process: Just mark the tree at close range, and the app will measure the diameter automatically.

  3. LiDAR Technology: This feature utilizes the LiDAR sensor available on some iPhone models for accurate measurements. It is available on iPhone 12 Proand later.

This update brings even more functionality to your forest inventory toolkit, making tree measurement faster and more precise than ever before.

Ready to try it out? Download or update "Arboreal Tree" from the App Store and experience the new diameter measurement feature for yourself!

We're constantly working to improve our apps based on user feedback. We'd love to hear your thoughts on this new feature and any suggestions for future updates. Happy measuring!

Written by

Johan Ekenstedt

Johan Ekenstedt

CEO and iOS developer at Arboreal. Making it easier to measure, understand and manage trees and forests.

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