Benchlist

The tape gets the number. Benchlist keeps it.

Save measurements with the room, item, and details they belong to. Find them again when you need them.

Coming soon for iPhone · iOS 18 or later

124 × 98. Of what, exactly?

A window. A doorway. That gap beside the fridge. Keep the number and the note that makes it useful.

Benchlist gives each measurement a place: a property, a room, and the thing you measured. Add a short note, so “inside the frame” doesn’t become “probably the frame”.

You do the measuring. Benchlist does the remembering.

Illustration of a room and window beside a yellow card that keeps their measurements together.
Illustration of a tape measure and pencil beside a yellow note for saving dimensions.

Save it while the tape is still out.

Choose the room and item, enter the number, and save. Keep related dimensions together, like a window’s width and height.

Use metric or imperial measurements and check the preview before saving. Add another measurement when there’s more to keep.

No project to set up. Just a useful number, where it belongs.

At the shop. Not back at the window.

Search for what you measured and get the number back. Another trip home was not on the shopping list.

Browse by room when you’re looking around, or favourite the measurements you reach for most. The room, item, and dimensions stay together.

Illustration of a magnifying glass finding a saved window measurement beside a shopping bag.

Your units. Throughout.

Choose metric or imperial in Settings. Your saved measurements convert together, so you don’t have to work out which version of the number you wrote down.

Your measurements stay yours.

Benchlist stores your measurements on your iPhone and uses your private iCloud storage for sync when available. Your saved content isn’t sent to BitSize.me.

The tape gets the number. Benchlist keeps it.