Camera-first
Estimate grams from a single photo
Center an object, capture it, and get a fast weight estimate with short reasoning instead of a blank number.
Estimate grams and ounces from a photo. Review confidence, switch units, and access more AI tools from one app.
Included tools

Feature set
This section now follows the same high-level information design as the base landing: concise headline, short subtitle, then a clean card grid.
Camera-first
Center an object, capture it, and get a fast weight estimate with short reasoning instead of a blank number.
Designed for decisions
Every result highlights the confidence level so you can quickly decide whether an estimate is usable or needs another shot.
More than a scale
Digital Scale is live today, while Tape Measure, Calorie Counter, Plant Identifier, Translate, and Object Counter are already part of the app flow.
Flexible output
Choose grams, ounces, pounds, centimeters, and inches without leaving the experience.
Practical use cases
The interface is built for everyday estimates when you need a quick check instead of certified measurement hardware.
Privacy-aware
Language, unit settings, and premium state stay aligned with the app's privacy-first flow, while analysis requests are processed only when needed.
How it works
The landing mirrors the product: set your unit preference, capture an object, then review the estimate with confidence and reasoning.
Start with metric or imperial, then change it any time from settings.
Use the live camera or choose an existing image from the gallery for analysis.
See the detected object, estimated value, and short reasoning before acting on the result.
Real product screens
The original PNG screens from this repository were converted withtight_crop_png.pyand reused directly in the landing page for faster delivery and better asset consistency.

Screen 1
Clear messaging explains the core promise before the first capture.

Screen 2
The app is positioned for both light everyday use and visually distinct test cases.

Screen 3
The camera flow keeps the object centered and returns a readable result card.

Screen 4
Feature discovery is built into the camera screen so users can branch into other AI utilities.
FAQ
This section is written against the current Flutter project rather than generic marketing copy.
No. The app provides AI-based estimates that help with quick everyday decisions, but it should not be treated as a legal, trade, medical, or laboratory measurement tool.
The current flow supports metric and imperial output. That includes grams, ounces, and pounds for weight-related results, plus centimeters and inches for upcoming measurement tools.
Yes. The app supports both live camera capture and selecting an existing image when you already have a suitable photo.
Analysis requests rely on secure online AI services, so you should expect internet access to be required for estimation. Preferences like language and unit selection are stored on-device.
Scale for Grams processes the photos you choose for analysis, app preferences such as language and unit system, and premium purchase state when required for access control.
Call to action
This version stays much closer to the base landing structure while keeping the content grounded in Scale for Grams.