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Architectural scale without rebuilding the math.

Available, next, and still being explored.

ArchMM is a focused native iPhone utility for architectural-scale conversion and printer-fit checks in the model shop.

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Shipped

Version 1.0 is live

ArchMM for iPhone

The first native release is available on the App Store with focused scale conversion and printer-bed checks.

Two-way scale conversion

Convert full-size feet and inches to model millimeters, or recover the full-size dimension from a model measurement.

Printer-bed checks

Compare a converted dimension with common printer presets without leaving the calculation.

Next

After the first release

Custom printer dimensions

Let model makers check a result against the bed they actually use, not only a built-in preset.

Faster repeat calculations

Refine copy, reset, recent choices, and other small actions used repeatedly at the drafting table or model bench.

Accessibility follow-up

Continue testing Dynamic Type, VoiceOver, contrast, and touch targets with real users and devices.

Exploring

Directions under consideration

Saved scale and printer sets

Keep a few frequently used combinations ready for recurring projects.

Shareable results

Copy or share a clean conversion summary without turning the app into a document system.

Related model-shop utilities

Identify which other repeated calculations deserve their own focused tools instead of crowding ArchMM.

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The original web companion

Scale Calculator

The browser version remains available alongside the native iPhone app.

Roadmaps describe direction, not guaranteed features or dates. Priorities may change as each app is tested and the underlying work becomes clearer.

Help shape ArchMM

What should this app solve next?

Explain the recurring problem or interruption. Suggestions enter a private review queue and never appear publicly without review.

Submissions are private. They are reviewed before anything appears on the public roadmap, and submitting an idea does not promise a feature or release date.