Website Relaunch: New Modern Design & Enhanced Performance
February 21, 2026
We're excited to announce the complete relaunch of our website
with a stunning new design! The site now features a modern
glassmorphism aesthetic with our Bavaria Blue theme, delivering a
fresh, professional look that's fast and responsive across all
devices.
What's New:
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Modern Glassmorphism Design: Beautiful frosted
glass effects inspired by iOS design language
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Lightning-Fast Performance: Migrated from
WordPress to a static site with optimized Core Web Vitals
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Enhanced Mobile Experience: Fully responsive
design with dual breakpoints for perfect viewing on any device
Explore our apps and enjoy the improved
experience!
The One That Got Away: 3DTouch Scale
January 1, 2026
Happy New Year! For our first post of 2026, we're sharing a fun
piece of plaincode history. Back in the iPhone 6s era, we
developed an innovative app called
3DTouch Scale that turned your
iPhone into a digital weight scale using the pressure-sensitive 3D
Touch sensors.
The concept was brilliant (if we say so ourselves): measure fruits
directly on the screen, or use a clever finger-balancing technique
for non-capacitive objects. We even made a demo video! But alas,
Apple had concerns about potential hardware damage from users
placing heavy objects on their screens. The app never made it past
review. 📱⚖️ 🚫
You can still
check out what could have been—it's
preserved here as a testament to creative (if slightly risky)
hardware experimentation. Sometimes the best ideas are the ones
that make reviewers nervous! 😄
Clinometer App Releases Version 3.0 for Android: Enhanced
Compatibility and Stability
October 28, 2024
We are excited to announce the release of
Clinometer App Version 3.0 for
Android devices. This major update brings full compatibility with
the latest Android operating systems and introduces crucial
stability fixes to enhance user experience.
Clinometer has long been a trusted tool for professionals and
hobbyists alike, providing precise angle and slope measurements
typically within ±0.1 degrees.
