Zoom past the photo limit
Over-zoom to level 22 and place points with a crosshair, so your finger never hides the corner. A magnifier shows where a dragged point lands.
Cut out the house and pool
Subtract buildings, pools and driveways from a lawn, and add several areas into one job total.
Type real lengths
Lock any side to the length and bearing on your deed or tape, then check your result against the known acreage, with the % difference.
Materials that match the job
Fence posts and rails, gravel with compaction, mulch, topsoil, concrete, sod, seed, straw blanket and pavers, with waste % and cost.
Sharp US aerial photos
USDA NAIP aerial imagery (down to 0.3 m) from USGS, plus topo and street maps. The photo's capture date is shown.
Offline and autosaved
Every edit saves on your device instantly. Walk a field with GPS and no signal, with live accuracy (±m) and averaged corners.
Export what you measured
PDF report with map, scale bar, numbered corners, side lengths, coordinates and materials (add your business logo), plus KML for Google Earth, GeoJSON, GPX, CSV and a PNG image.
Guides
- How many acres is my lot?
- Fence calculator: posts, rails, panels and gates
- Gravel calculator with compaction
- How to measure a roof for Christmas lights
Pricing
Every measuring tool and every area and length result is free. AcreRuler Pro adds unlimited projects, PDF reports and GIS exports: $29.99 once (launch price, then $39.99) or $24.99 a year. No weekly plans and no subscription required. See pricing.
FAQ
Is it free?
Yes. Drawing, area, perimeter, side lengths, GPS walk and up to 3 saved projects are free, and results are never hidden. Pro is optional.
Does it work without cell service?
Yes. After the first visit the app works offline. Map areas you've already viewed stay cached, and GPS works without signal.
How accurate is it?
On clear, recent imagery, careful corner placement usually lands within 1 to 2% of surveyed acreage. Use "Check against known" to compare with your deed. It is not a legal survey.
Can I install it on my phone?
Yes. On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android Chrome, tap Install app.