Type a number once and read it in every unit that matters — the big answer up top, the whole category right below. 140 units across 19 categories, converting as you type, working offline, one tap to copy. The built-in keypad even does the arithmetic.
Metric, imperial and US customary, side by side — the units you actually use, none of the ones you don't.
26.2 miles is 42.16 kilometres. It's also 138,336 feet and 22.77 nautical miles, if you were wondering — every other unit in the category is worked out below the result, so a follow-up question never means another round trip.

One converter screen that does everything, in light and dark. That's the whole app, on purpose.

350 °F is 176.67 °C — and 449.82 K, since the list keeps score.

A cup of flour is 120 g, a cup of honey 336 g. Pick the ingredient — and get cups back as 2 1/8, not 2.083333.

Type 12*3.5 and it converts 42. The keypad carries + − × ÷, so you never leave for a calculator.

Follows your system automatically — deep navy, same speed.
No Convert button, no spinner. Every keystroke recalculates the whole category.
Going the other way? Flip from and to instantly — the answer follows.
The big result or any row lands on your clipboard, formatted and paste-ready.
Fixed standard factors, computed on the device. Airplane mode changes nothing.
Follows your system appearance — bright by day, deep navy after hours.
No account, no sign-in, no onboarding tour. Open it, type, done.
Nineteen categories, 140 units: cooking (cups, tablespoons and teaspoons to grams and ounces for 26 ingredients), length (micrometres to nautical miles), weight (mg to US tons, carats included), temperature (°C, °F, K, °R), volume (teaspoons to cubic metres, US and UK measures), area (mm² to square miles, hectares and acres included), speed (m/s to Mach), time (microseconds to years), digital storage (bits to petabytes, with the binary KiB/MiB/GiB sizes), energy (joules to BTU), pressure (pascals to inHg), fuel economy (L/100km, km/L, mpg US and UK), power (watts to horsepower), angle, frequency, force, torque, density and data transfer rate.
Yes. Every conversion is computed on your device from fixed, standard factors — no connection needed, ever. That's also why there's no currency tab: exchange rates go stale, physics doesn't.
Yes. Every category and every unit is free, and the app shows a single banner ad via Google AdMob to keep it that way. There is one optional in-app purchase — Convert Pro — which removes the ad, lifts the cap on pinned conversions and unlocks 2 to 10 decimal places. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and it never locks up a conversion. On iOS you may see one App Tracking Transparency prompt; declining just means non-personalized ads.
Conversions use exact standard factors — 1 mile is 1,609.344 meters, 1 pound is 0.45359237 kilograms — shown to six decimal places. Extremely large or tiny results switch to scientific notation instead of rounding to zero.
Yes — tap the big result, or any row in Other Conversions, and it's on your clipboard ready to paste into a message, a doc or a spreadsheet.
Both. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets, in portrait, with full dark-mode support everywhere.
The next conversion takes three seconds, and the one after that is already on screen.
Free · works offline · no account