Unleash the power of your device’s sensors with G-Force Meter—the ultimate precision tool for tracking acceleration, gravity, and movement.
Whether you are a racing enthusiast, a physics student, or simply curious about the forces around you, G-Force Meter provides a professional-grade, real-time visualization of the X, Y, and Z axes.
Key Features:
Dynamic Auto-Scaling Graph: No more "off-the-chart" data. Our intelligent graphing engine automatically adjusts its vertical range to fit your current activity, from subtle tilts to high-intensity spikes.
Precision Recording: Track your sessions with a high-accuracy timer measuring minutes, seconds, and milliseconds (mm:ss:ms).
Advanced Pause/Resume: Stop and start your recording without losing a fraction of a second. Our smart timer only counts when you are actually moving.
Multi-Axis Insight: View individual X, Y, and Z data alongside a "Total G" vector for a comprehensive 3D understanding of force.
Immersive Design: A sleek, dark-slate interface optimized for high visibility in all lighting conditions. No clunky menus—just pure data.
Zero-Center Flexibility: A modern UI that focuses on the data range that matters most to you, rather than being stuck on a static zero-point.
Perfect for:
Automotive Performance: Measure cornering, braking, and acceleration forces.
Aviation & Space: Track G-loads during maneuvers.
Fitness & Sports: Monitor the impact and intensity of your workouts.
Physics Education: Visualize invisible forces in real-time.
Latest Version
1.3Uploaded by
نور الهدى الهادي
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Android 7.0+
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Flag as inappropriateLast updated on Aug 3, 2026
Auto-Scale Engine: The graph now "breathes" with your data, automatically fitting the range for maximum clarity.
Millisecond Timer: Track your runs with sub-second precision.
Seamless Pause/Resume: Timer logic fixed to prevent counting during breaks.
Sleek Look: New splash screen, updated icon, and a true full-screen immersive view.
