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Moasure ONE & Moasure 2 Series

Moasure LX1

Moasure Firmware Updater is a PC application designed to enable users to easily view and update their Moasure device's firmware and calibration. In this guide, you'll learn how to download and use it.

1. Download the Firmware Updater application, which is compatible with both Windows and macOS.

1. Open the Firmware Updater application.

2. Connect your device using the provided Micro-USB cable.
3. Upon connecting your Moasure device, your device details, including the current firmware and calibration version, will be displayed. Should there be a new firmware or calibration update, you will see the option to update. Conversely, if your device is already up to date, a clear message will confirm its up-to-date status. In rare occasions, you will be informed that your firmware needs to be repaired. This is nothing to be worried about - simply click on the 'Repair' button that appears in such cases to repair your firmware.
4. Click on the 'Update' button to initiate the update for your device. It's important to keep your device connected to power, maintain a stable internet connection and keep your application open throughout the update process to ensure its successful completion.
5. After your device has been updated, a confirmation message will appear. If the update encounters any issues, you have the option to retry. Should the problem persist, please contact support@moasure.com, providing your device details for assistance.

In this section, you'll learn how to change the language of the Moasure Firmware Updater.

1. Select the language menu located in the top header, as highlighted in the image below.
2. Select another language from the dropdown menu.
3. The interface language will update.

Rotating the device correctly is an important part of achieving accurate measurements with Moasure.

Watch this tutorial to learn when to rotate the device, how quickly to rotate it, and how to avoid sudden movements that can affect measurement accuracy.

Moasure uses motion sensors to track movement and orientation throughout a measurement.

Sudden or abrupt rotations can make it more difficult for the device to accurately track its position.

The goal isn't to rotate the device as quickly as possible. Instead, rotate it smoothly and gradually while moving between pause points, allowing the device to continuously track the change in orientation.

To achieve the best results:

• Rotate the device gradually while moving.

To change this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on the cog icon in the bottom right corner.

2. Tap on Measuring Options.

Use this setting when measuring with the Moasure STICK attachment to ensure the app applies the correct reference point and maximises accuracy.

By default, your Moasure device’s is located on the bottom of the sharp corner. When the Moasure STICK Attachment setting is enabled, the reference point moves to the tip of the foam-lined holder.

1. Open Settings using the cog icon in the bottom-right corner

2. Tap Measuring Options

To change the unit system, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on the cog icon in the right upper corner.

2. Tap on Measuring Units.

Use this when you want to sign out of your Moasure account.

To log out, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Tap Log Out under Account Management.

4. Confirm by tapping Yes in the dialog that appears.

You will be returned to the Moasure welcome screen and can log back in at any time using your account details.

Analytics helps us improve Moasure and diagnose issues more effectively. This setting is enabled by default but can be changed at any time.

To change this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Under Account Management, tap Enable Analytics.

4. Use the toggle to turn analytics on or off.

To change this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on the cog icon in the right upper corner.

2. Tap on Measuring Options.

3. Switch on Mute Measurement Audio under Other.

To change this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on the cog icon in the right upper corner.

2. Tap on Display Options.

3. Tap on Show/Hide Modules in Diagrams under On-screen Preferences.

4. Select your desired value (yes/no).

Send a support request through the Moasure app.

Using the in-app support option helps provide diagnostic and measurement data that may assist us in resolving your issue more efficiently.

Send a support request

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Send Support Request.

3. Write your message.

4. Tap Send Support Email.

5. Your device’s default email app will open. Confirm and send the email from there.

Once sent, you’ll be returned to the Moasure app.

Manage your Moasure account settings, privacy preferences and account access.

This section includes settings related to signing in, protecting your account and managing personal preferences.

You can learn how to:

• Analytics & Privacy – Control whether app usage data is shared to help improve Moasure

• Backup & Restore – Save or restore measurements and app settings

• – Sign out of your Moasure account

• – Change or recover your password

• – Restore app settings to their default values

• – Permanently remove your Moasure account and associated data

Use the pages in this section to learn more about each setting.

Customize how measurements, diagrams and app information appear within the Moasure app.

Display settings allow you to tailor the app to your preferences, improving readability, visibility and the way measurement data is presented.

This section includes:

• Theme – Choose light or dark display mode

• Font Size – Adjust text size for easier reading

• – Control coaching guidance and feedback

• – Display device orientation within measurement diagrams

• – Configure how exported measurements appear

• – Choose how grid information is displayed

Use the pages in this section to learn more about each setting.

To start a measurement, tap the + icon in the Moasure app.

Select Measurement Type to return to the canvas, then your Moasure device so the Moasure app can connect to your device.

When your Moasure device is on and has connected to the app, you will be instructed to Place at start – place the device where you are starting your measurement, and keep it stationary to let the app know that this is your measurement's starting point.

Once this starting point is captured, you will be instructed to Start Measuring.

Moasure devices measure while you move, so every time you place the device down and keep it still, a point will be captured – a line will be drawn in the Moasure app to connect this point with the previous point. These lines are called .

With app version 3.0 or newer, you can add and

Add a Moasure device to your account.

You can register multiple Moasure devices to one account and switch between them whenever you measure.

• Make sure Bluetooth is enabled

• Ensure the Moasure device has sufficient charge

• Keep the device nearby (within a few metres)

The Settings menu allows you to customise how Moasure behaves, how measurements are captured and displayed, and how your device and account are managed.

Choose a topic below to learn more about available settings and how they affect your workflow.

To access the settings menu, open the Moasure app, and tap the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

Choose between supported measurement units and display preferences.

Set the default measurement path type for new measurements.

Control how measurement paths are displayed and traced.

Adjust how automatically ignored points and edges are handled.

Enable or disable measurement sounds and audio feedback.

Learn how to configure and use the Moasure STICK attachment.

The Line Label Type enables you to configure the label that displays on a side / line of a measurement. You can choose between:

1. None (no label will be displayed)

2. Dimensions (a label will be displayed that shows the length of the side / line)

Remove a Moasure device from your account.

Removing a device from your account does not delete measurements stored on your phone or tablet. The device can be added again later if required.

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management, then Device.

Use this to create a backup of your measurements and settings, or restore them if needed.

Follow the steps below to create a backup file:

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Tap Backup Measurements & Settings

Use this to return app settings to their default values. Your measurements will not be deleted.

To reset your settings, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Tap Reset Settings

Choose how long the Moasure device remains connected before automatically switching off when not measuring.

By default, a powered-on Moasure device that is not actively measuring will turn off after approximately one minute to help preserve battery life.

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Measuring Options.

To change this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on th ecog icon in the right upper corner.

2. Tap on Display Options.

3. Tap on Theme Selection

When to Use Cut/Fill

You can use the Cut/Fill Tool when you're involved in earthwork or construction projects that require leveling the terrain. This tool helps determine the amount of material to be excavated or added to achieve the desired results. Let's say a landscaper is working on a project to create a terraced garden on a sloping site. They may use cut and fill techniques to achieve this. In the case of the cut operation, the landscaper may excavate the higher areas of the slope to create a level platform for the garden terraces. Let's say they remove 100 cubic yards of soil during this process. Next, for the fill operation, they might bring in additional soil or fill material to raise the lower areas of the slope, filling in the spaces between the terraces. Let's say they add 100 cubic yards of fill material. In this scenario, the cut and fill values would be equal, resulting in a net volume of 0. This means that the amount of soil removed (cut) is balanced by the amount of soil added (fill). It helps create a level surface for the terraced garden while maintaining overall volume equilibrium. While achieving volume equilibrium and minimising material costs are crucial considerations in cut / fill projects, they may not be the sole factors. We can imagine a scenario where a landscaper might aim for a terrace height significantly surpassing the current lowest point, enhancing the overall aesthetics of the garden landscape. This desire for an elevated yet level terrace introduces a scenario where the net volume is not necessarily zero; there could be a need for more fill material than cut material, depending on the depth of the lowest point. To address this, the cut/fill tool can be utilised to set a specific level, such as +2 meters. Using the Moasure app, the tool calculates the necessary material adjustments—cutting and filling—to achieve the desired terrace height while maintaining a level surface.

Calculate Cut / Fill Volumes To use the Cut / Fill tool for volume calculations, follow these steps:

1. Open the app and tap on Edit.

2. Select Cut / Fill.

This will take you to the Cut / Fill Screen, where you'll find:

• The cut volume.

• The fill volume.

• The net volume.

• The level at which the cutting plane is positioned.

As you move the slider, you'll see the cut, fill, and net volumes change, and the level of the cutting plane adjusts accordingly. The volumes are calculated based on a vertical projection to the horizontal cutting plane.

Enter Custom Cutting Plane Value In addition to using the slider, you can input a custom value for the cutting plane level. To do this:

1. Tap on the Edit icon next to the level value.

2. Enter your desired value.

3. Tap Update.

The level will shift to the inputted value, and the cut, fill, and net volume values will update accordingly.

Reset Values to 0 If you want to determine the level where the cut volume is 0, follow these steps:

1. Tap on the reset icon next to the cut value.

2. This action will set the cut volume to 0, and it will adjust the fill, net, and level values. The cutting plane will visually move to the level where the cut volume equals 0.

You can perform a similar process for the fill volume and net volume by tapping on the reset icon. Setting the net volume to 0 helps you find the level where cut/fill values are equal, indicating the position for levelling the site whilst maintaining volume equilibrium.

If you need to reset your password, the process begins in the Moasure app, continues in your web browser, and finishes back in the app.

Step 1: Log Out of the Moasure App

Password resets begin from the login screen.

1. Open the Moasure app

2. Go to Settings

3. Tap Account & Device Management

4. Tap Log Out

You’ll return to the welcome screen.

1. From the welcome screen, tap Log In

2. Tap Reset Password

1. Enter the email address linked to your Moasure account

2. Tap Reset Password

If an account exists for that email address, a confirmation message will appear and a password reset email will be sent.

1. Check your email inbox

2. Open the email from support@moasure.com

3. Tap Reset Password

This opens a secure Moasure password reset page in your web browser.

1. Enter your new password on the web page

2. Tap Reset

1. Return to the Moasure app

2. Tap Log In

3. Enter your email address and new password

You’ll be signed back into your account and can continue using Moasure as normal.

Try the following:

• Check your Spam or Junk folder

• Confirm the email address is correct

• Wait a few minutes and try again

If the email still does not arrive, contact Customer Support.

Deleting your account is permanent and may make associated measurements and settings unrecoverable.

What we store

• Account details: your name and email address.

• Measurements and images: may be stored locally on your device or within enabled backup systems depending on your setup.

• Analytics (optional): anonymised usage and diagnostic data used to help improve Moasure and support services. This can be controlled through the analytics setting.

Delete your account

To delete your account:

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Tap Delete Account.

4. Enter your password and tap Delete to confirm.

• Your Moasure account is permanently closed and you will be signed out of all devices.

• Your personal account information is removed from our active systems.

• Some records may be retained where legally required or needed for security, fraud prevention or business continuity purposes, in accordance with our retention policies.

• Backup systems may temporarily contain prior data until normal backup rotation occurs.

If you are unable to complete the deletion process, contact Customer Support at support@moasure.com.

For more information, see our

Choose how your Moasure device wakes up.

For general instructions on powering on your device, see Turn Device On and Off.

Supported turn-on methods

• Moasure ONE (discontinued, still supported)

  • Double Tap (default)

  • Rotate (requires firmware v1.28 or later)

• Moasure 2

  • Rotate only

• Moasure 2 PRO

  • Rotate only

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Under Device Management, tap Device Preferences.

4. Turn on and connect your Moasure ONE.

• You are likely using Moasure 2 or Moasure 2 PRO

• Or your Moasure ONE requires a firmware update

To update firmware:

Settings → Update Firmware

Update to v1.28 or later, then reconnect the device.

The turn-on method is saved per device. If you use multiple Moasure ONE devices, each can be configured individually.

Switch to another Moasure device registered to your account.

Before you start

• Ensure Bluetooth is turned on

• Keep the device nearby

Select a different device

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon in the bottom-right corner.

2. Tap Account & Device Management.

3. Under Device Management, tap Device.

4. A list of registered devices will appear. The active device shows a tick on the Moasure icon.

5. Tap a different device to make it the active device.

When you begin a measurement in the Moasure app, you'll use what's called a Path which is the line that connects each pause point. The Moasure app offers seven different path types, each suited to a specific kind of measurement or environment.

You can switch path type at any pause point, either during your measurement or after it's finished. This gives you the flexibility to adapt to different shapes, obstacles, and features within a single project.

Selecting the right path type ensures the most accurate measurements for your project, especially when working with curved surfaces, elevation changes, or complex layouts.

To begin a measurement, open the Moasure app and tap the green + icon. Choose between 'Closed Shape' or 'Open Shape' . Once selected, the Paths icon appears at the bottom of the screen, displaying the seven available path types.

While at a pause point, as long as the Moasure device is stationary, you can pause as long as you need to before moving to the next pause point.

If you start moving again from a pause point, the current path type remains active until you manually change it by tapping on the path most suitable for your next measurement.

When starting a new measurement, the Path will be set to your default path type – this will be

Moasure Coach settings allow you to control when and how guidance is shown during and after a measurement.

Moasure Coach provides feedback to help improve your measuring technique. For guidance on how to use this feedback, see

When enabled, Moasure Coach displays feedback after a measurement is complete.

This includes:

• A feedback banner on the results screen

• Highlighted areas of the measurement that may be improved

Flight points make up the freeform lines when using Trace Line Path – this setting determines the distance between points captured when the device is ‘flying’ between pause points.

You can choose from the following options:

• Metric: 0.05m, 0.10m, 0.20m, or 0.30m

• Imperial: 0.20ft, 0.40ft, 0.70ft or 1.00ft

By default, 0.10m / 0.40ft is selected.

Lower values capture more detail, while higher values create a more simplified path.

Follow these steps to measure a staircase: 1. You can start a closed shape measurement by tapping on '+' in the bottom centre of the app and choosing Closed Shape. A closed shape will provide the perimeter as well as the square footage/square meters. 2. In the following screen, you can start measuring. At the bottom, you will see the available path types. By default, the path type it will measure in is 'Straight Line'. This means that the pause points (the points at which you place the device down) are connected by a straight line. You can leave it on Straight Line. 3. Choose a memorable start point at the bottom of your staircase, for example at the left bottom of the staircase. Place your device stationary at that start point to record your first measurement point.

4. Walk up the stairs and stick to the side you've chosen (e.g. if you started on the left, stick to the left) and place the device down every 6-8 seconds. There's no rush in getting to a specific point, you can pause as many times as you want/need. 5. Once at the top, pause to record that measurement point and then move to the other side of the staircase (for example right) and place the device down to capture the furthest point on the other side of the staircase. 6. Walk down the staircase and repeat step 4 (stopping every 6-8 seconds by placing the device down making sure it is stationary). 7. Once you reach the bottom, stop again. 8. Now walk to the other side to finish at the same point where you started so that the shape is closed. 9. Tap the red stop icon at the bottom of the screen to complete your measurement. You will now see the 2D 'plan view' of the drawing that you have captured which shows a top-down perspective of your measurement where you can see the perimeter and area of the staircase. By tapping on the 3D cube, you can explore elevations, grades, or gradients. Tapping each selected point reveals their relative XYZ coordinates, with Z showing the height elevation. By tapping on a selected edge, you can view the length, rise and run. Read more about and

Manage your registered Moasure devices and switch between them when needed.

This section explains how to:

• – Register a new Moasure device to your account

• – Remove a device from your account

• – Switch between registered devices

To change this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on the cog icon in the right upper corner.

2. Tap on Display Options.

To apply this setting, follow the steps below:

1. Open Settings by tapping on the cog icon in the right upper corner.

2. Tap on Measuring Options.

Moasure captures measurements in three dimensions as you move, allowing you to record changes in elevation and map real-world terrain. From this, it provides surface area and volume, enabling you to measure everything from flat surfaces to complex landscapes.

There are two ways to measure volume with a Moasure device:

• Simple Method — capture perimeter and elevation in a single measurement

• Advanced Method (Layers) — return later and add volume to an existing perimeter

Start with the Simple Method below, or jump to the Advanced Method if you are working with layers.

To measure volume in a single measurement, follow these steps:

1. Tap Start to begin a new measurement

2. Walk the perimeter of the area you want to measure

3. Return to your starting point without ending the measurement

4. Change the to Points

Moasure ONE and the Moasure 2 Series allow you to capture volume as an additional layer, meaning you can return to a site later and measure volume using a previously recorded perimeter.

This is especially useful for landscaping, excavation, or turfing projects where elevation data isn’t needed during the initial visit but can be added later.

To ensure accurate results:

• Your original measurement must include a clear, straight A–B reference edge

• Mark Point A and Point B with visible markers (e.g. flags or cones) so you can return to the exact same positions

1. Open your saved measurement, tap the Layers icon, then select Add Layer

2. The app will display your A–B reference edge

   • This is the original edge used to align the new volume layer with your perimeter

1. Return to Point A, then walk toward Point B to retrace your original A–B reference edge

   • A black guide line will appear to help you follow the same reference edge

   • This step ensures your new layer is correctly aligned with the original measurement

To view your volume calculation:

• Tap 3D Mesh view to see the calculated volume

You can choose between two reference planes:

• Lowest Point Plane Uses the lowest captured point as the base Best for excavations, pools, or areas below ground level

• Perimeter Plane Uses the height of the perimeter as the base Best for stockpiles or materials sitting on relatively level ground

To access additional volume tools:

• Tap Edit, then scroll to:

• Cut and Fill Estimates how much material needs to be added or removed to level the surface

• Add Depth Calculates the volume of material below the measured surface (ideal for excavation)

To view contour data:

• Tap the Contour icon

Contour maps show changes in elevation using lines that connect points of equal height.

• Closely spaced lines indicate steeper slopes

• Wider spacing indicates flatter areas

You can switch between 2D and 3D views, and adjust contour settings within the app.

For more advanced calculations, such as estimating material quantities or levelling terrain, you can use and Tools.

• Add Depth Use when calculating how much material is needed to cover an area at a specific depth (e.g. mulch, soil, or aggregate)

• Cut / Fill Use when calculating how much material needs to be removed or added to level a surface or reshape terrain

Volume measurements can be split across layers, allowing the perimeter to be captured in one layer and elevation data in another, or across multiple layers.

This is particularly useful for large or complex terrain with significant variation.

• Redo specific layers without repeating the entire measurement

• Improve resolution by adding more elevation data

• Increase flexibility by separating perimeter and elevation capture

• Accurate alignment between layers is essential

• Poor alignment can lead to incorrect volume results

1. Open Settings by tapping the cog icon.

2. Tap Display Options.

3. Tap Grid Format (2D).

The Layout measurement type enables you to lay out points on site based on entered coordinates or a saved measurement diagram. It is suited to applications such as landscaping, planning, and general surveying tasks.

What You Are Importing

Moasure does not import a drawing or plan. It imports coordinate points (x and y positions).

Each point represents a location that you will set out in the real world. You are positioning points based on their coordinates, rather than tracing a visual layout.

Before You Start Layout

Layout works using relative positioning rather than GPS.

Your results are guided by:

• Where your coordinate system starts (origin)

• Where you begin in the real world

• How well these align

Your CAD file contains an origin point (0,0), and all coordinates are measured from this.

When you begin Layout:

• Your first placement sets your real-world position

• Moasure aligns this with your coordinate data

• All remaining points are calculated relative to this position

The reference direction is determined from your first movements. If your starting direction is incorrect, the layout may appear rotated or misaligned.

Moasure uses your first measured position as the starting reference for Layout.

Keeping your coordinates close to (0,0):

• Keeps distances smaller and easier to follow

• Helps maintain clear and consistent guidance during layout

To help Layout align with your site:

• Start from a known physical point (such as a building corner)

• Ensure this point matches the same location in your coordinate data

• Keep your CAD coordinates local to the area you are working in

This helps ensure the layout follows your site as expected.

Before importing your CAD file:

• Position your layout near (0,0)

• Choose a clear, identifiable starting point

• Keep coordinate values relevant to the site

This makes the layout easier to follow during use.

This example shows a simple way to begin Layout using a clear reference point.

Step 1: Identify the Starting Point Locate a fixed point on site that matches your coordinate data (for example, a building corner).

Step 2: Begin Layout Place Moasure at this point to establish alignment between the site and your coordinates.

Step 3: Move to the First Point Follow the guidance to the next coordinate position and confirm the point.

Step 4: Continue Point by Point Repeat this process for each point, maintaining steady movement and consistent placement.

If something does not look right, it is usually related to alignment.

Check:

• Are your coordinates positioned close to (0,0)?

• Did you begin from the correct physical reference point?

• Does your starting direction match the intended layout in your coordinate data?

Once these are aligned, the layout will follow your site more naturally.

Accurate Layout also depends on how the device is moved and placed.

• Move at a steady pace and avoid sudden changes in direction

• Place the device flat and keep it still while confirming a point

• Avoid pivoting or shifting the device during placement

Consistent movement and stable placement help ensure each point is recorded accurately.

1. Open the Moasure app.

2. Tap the + icon at the bottom of the screen.

3. Choose Layout.

Tap the + icon on the Add Coordinates screen to choose your input method.

You can enter coordinates in three ways:

1. Import CSV – upload a CSV file containing coordinates.

2. Import CAD – import points directly from a CAD file.

3. Enter Manually – type coordinates directly into the app.

• Tap Import CSV

• Use your file picker to select a CSV file.

• File format must include exactly two columns (no headers):

  • Column 1: x-coordinate

You can view and download an example CSV file below:

2.2 Import CAD

• Tap Import CAD.

• Select a DXF or DWG file.

• Configure units, tolerance, and duplicate point handling.

You can view and download an example CAD file below:

2.3 Enter Manually

• Tap Enter Manually, then tap + to add a coordinate.

• Choose:

  • Relative to Origin (from point A), or

  • Relative to Last Point.

After adding coordinates, you can review, edit, and organise them before starting Layout Mode.

Other ways to organise your coordinates

If you prefer, you can still reorder coordinates manually:

• Drag and drop rows into the desired order.

• Or:

  1. Tap the Edit icon.

  2. Select a new position number from the dropdown.

Once you are satisfied with your input, tap Preview. The app will sketch a drawing to help you confirm your data is valid before beginning layout.

Reference Edge:

The reference edge is crucial for accurately placing your coordinates. It is defined by the first two captured points:

• Point A = the origin.

• Point B = establishes the x-axis together with point A.

All entered coordinates are positioned relative to this edge, starting from point A.

The app will prompt you to capture the reference edge before guiding you to your entered coordinates.

Once complete, tap Continue to proceed.

Moasure uses your smartphone’s compass to guide you towards your entered coordinates. To ensure accuracy, align your phone with the reference edge - the line between your first two captured points (A and B).

This step establishes the x and y axes for your layout. Once aligned, tap Done to continue.

• Follow these steps to lay out your points on site:

  1. Mark the origin (A): Place a marker at your origin point. This should be memorable, as you’ll return to it at the end.

  2. Capture the reference edge (A → B): (This step determines the direction of your layout) Move from A to B at a steady pace, keeping within the green zone of the timer bar. This step sets the reference edge, shown in the bottom-left of your screen.

Learn how to set up and use your Moasure device correctly, and understand the key behaviours that affect measurement accuracy.

In this section

Charge Your Device Learn how to charge your device and check battery status.

Turn Your Device On and Off Understand how your device powers on, powers off, and stays connected.

Understand LED Indicators Learn what each LED colour and pattern means.

Understand the Reference Point See where measurements are taken from and how this changes when using Moasure STICK.

Measuring Time / Accuracy Choose the right timing mode for accuracy or longer pauses.

Understand Accuracy Learn how motion-based measuring affects accuracy and what to expect from each device.

Measuring Technique Improve results by mastering pace, placement, and rotation.

Keep your device firmware up to date.

The Open/Close Tool is used when measuring a closed shape and the start and finish points do not accurately align. Instead of physically adjusting the final point, Moasure estimates the closure based on previous movement data.

When to Use the Open/Close Tool:

• Obstructed Areas: If a physical barrier (e.g. water or a wall) prevents reaching the final point.

• Hazardous Terrain: When reaching the last point poses a safety risk (e.g. steep slopes, construction zones).

The Ignore tool enables you to ignore a point as if it was not captured. After a point is ignored, a line is drawn between the point before and after it. This can be useful when you've captured a point to keep your measurement within the time limit, or to navigate an obstacle.

With app version 3.0 or newer, you can ignore pause points while measuring.

When your Moasure device is stationary and a pause point is created, the options Label and Ignore will appear on the canvas.

1. Tap Ignore.

2. By default, this applies to the current pause point – the solid edge between the previous and current points in your measurement will become a dashed edge, highlighting that the current point is marked as ‘temporary’, and it will not be excluded until you measure another point.

The Edit Background tool can be used to show clients or colleagues a visualisation of the measured project relative to a photographed area as the measurement would then lay over the background.

To add a background to your measurement, follow the steps below:

1. Tap on Edit in the bottom navigation bar to open the Edit Toolbar.

2. Tap on Edit Background.

Launch the Moasure app on your phone or tablet.

If prompted, allow the app to use:

• Bluetooth

• Location (Android only) — required for Bluetooth scanning

Moasure 2 & Moasure 2 PRO Rotate the device 180° back and forth until the LED starts flashing.

Moasure ONE

Capture 3 or more points around a circle to measure the radius, diameter, circumference or the area of a circle. Arc Path Type enables you to measure arc length, arc angle and segment area just as easily.

• Collect at least 3 points on the edge of the circle or arc

• All points must be on the circumference or the edge of the arc

Use the Moasure app to create, review, edit, save, organise, and export your measurements.

This section explains the key app tools and workflows used when measuring with a Moasure device.

Start Measuring

Learn how to begin, capture, and complete a measurement.

Understand the different measurement types available and when to use them.

Learn when to use Straight Line, Trace Line, Arc, and other path options.

Use layers to organise measurements, areas, and volume calculations.

Review Measurements

Switch between different diagram views and display modes.

Review captured points, dimensions, and measurement details.

Save & Export

Organise and save measurements into project folders.

Open and continue working on saved measurement files.

Export measurements as PDFs, images, CAD files, CSVs, and more.

Edit measurements, adjust points, annotate diagrams, and refine results.

Customise app behaviour, display options, measurement preferences, and device settings.

In Layout Mode, Moasure will guide you to specified points via the Moasure app, enabling the identification of locations and markings.

In addition to being able to Lay Out Points Based on Entered Coordinates, you can start laying out directly from a saved measurement.

Starting Layout Mode from a Saved Measurement

In the Moasure app, tap File > Open, and then open a folder if needed. Once you’ve found your measurement diagram, tap the three vertical dots and select Start Layout Mode.

This will open your measurement diagram directly in Layout Mode, where you can preview the area shape you want to set out.

Moasure supports partner integrations through an App Links (Deep Link) API that enables approved partners to integrate directly with the Moasure mobile app.

This integration can allow a partner app to:

• Launch the Moasure app from within their workflow

• Automatically start a measurement

• Return the user to the partner app when complete

• Pass relevant measurement data back for processing

Access to integration capabilities is provided to approved partners.

If you are interested in integrating with Moasure, you can apply here:

REST API

Moasure does not currently offer a public web service (REST) API.

If you would like to register interest in future integration capabilities, please apply using the form above.

If you’re unable to access the corner of a room or a garden, you can use the ‘Extrapolate Corner’ tool when your measurement is complete, and the Moasure app will do the job for you.

See an example below:

Let’s say we want to calculate the area and perimeter of a garden, but we are unable to reach one of the corners as there is an obstacle on our way.

1. Capture at least two points on each wall/line leading into and out of the extrapolated corner.

Master Edit Tools help you refine, correct and enhance measurements after capture. These tools allow you to adjust geometry, add detail and improve measurement presentation.

Choose a tool below to learn how each feature works.

Watch a guided overview of the Edit menu and available tools.

Convert measurements between open and closed shapes.

Automatically square corners and align geometry.

Rename and organise measurements and features.

Add notes and labels to provide additional context.

Adjust or replace background imagery.

Extend lines to create or recover missing corner points.

Temporarily remove points or edges from calculations.

The Moasure app is the companion app used to connect to your Moasure device and view, manage, and export your measurements.

You’ll need to install the app on a compatible smartphone or tablet before creating an account or connecting your device.

Moasure app for your Apple/iOS device.

• Open the App Store

• Search for Moasure

In addition to adding to individual points, you can also place annotations directly on the canvas to provide extra context, highlight specific areas, or document observations. This is useful for marking sections of a playground, identifying hazards, or noting site features that require attention.

Annotations can help make measurements clearer and easier to understand when sharing with colleagues, contractors, or clients.

• Tap Edit.

The video below provides a quick, practical walkthrough of Moasure’s Edit menu - showing when and how to such as Open / Close, Square Up, Annotate, Cut / Fill, Add Depth and more, to tidy, clarify and finalise a measurement before you export or share it.

Seamlessly import your measurements from Moasure into ArcSite with a single tap. Using ArcSite you can take your measurements and turn them into a fully priced customer proposal in minutes.

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Connect Moasure with compatible software and platforms to extend your workflow and make the most of your measurement data.

Choose an integration below to learn how to export, import and use Moasure measurements with supported tools.

Import Moasure measurements into SketchUp to support 3D design and modelling workflows.

Use Moasure measurements within ArcSite to create professional drawings and site plans.

Transfer measurement data into MeasureSquare for estimating and flooring workflows.

Explore available APIs and integration options for connecting Moasure with custom systems and workflows.

Moasure supports adding volume as an additional layer, allowing you to return to a site later and measure volume based on a previously recorded perimeter. This is especially helpful for landscaping, turfing, or excavation projects where you capture the surface first and the volume at a later time.

Before You Begin

• Ensure your original measurement includes a clear, straight A–B reference edge.

• Mark Point A and Point B with visible markers (such as flags or cones) so you can easily return to them for alignment.

• It’s also recommended to mark your initial surface area starting point (Point C) so you can return to the same position when capturing volume data.

1. Open your saved measurement, then tap the Layers icon.

2. Tap Add Layer.

3. Return to Point A, then walk to Point B to retrace the reference edge - look for the black alignment line on screen.

4. Moasure will switch to Ignore Line mode, letting you walk freely to your starting point inside the perimeter (mark this as

• Tap 3D Mesh view to see volume calculations.

• Choose between:

  • Lowest Point Plane – uses the lowest elevation as base (great for holes and excavations).

  • Perimeter Plane – uses the outer edge elevation as base (ideal for stockpiles or raised areas).

To access more tools, tap Edit, then:

• – estimate how much material to add or remove to level the surface.

• – calculate volume below the surface; perfect for planning excavations.

Moasure’s measurement data can be imported into Uvision using Moasure’s CSV exports in conjunction with Uvision’s Terrain Elevation Import Wizard. This wizard enables mapping Moasure’s format with Uvision’s. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Export the Data from Moasure:

• Open the measurement you want to import using the Moasure app.

• Tap "File" > "Export," then select "CSV."

• Configure the export settings by choosing what data to include. For a simpler import, switch off all toggles except “Include Column Heading.”

2. Open the Import Wizard in Uvision:

• Open Uvision, go to the "Tools" menu, and select "Terrain Elevation Import Wizard."

• Click "Next" to proceed.

3. Match the Columns:

• When prompted to specify which columns contain the X, Y, and Z data, select "manual" instead of the default "automatically determine."

• Match Moasure CSV columns with Uvision's as follows:

• Start Column: Choose the column containing X coordinates (note this should not be path or point, which the public csv file starts with). It should be the X column.

• Order of XYZ Data: Select X, Y, Z as the required order.

4. Choose Contour Intervals:

• Set the contour interval to your preference, like 6 inches or another suitable interval.

After completing these steps, your Moasure data should import smoothly into Uvision.

If you’ve just received your Moasure device, you’re in the right place. This guide will help you get set up and begin measuring, while building confidence with the core techniques.

This short video introduces how Moasure's technology works and the key techniques you’ll use to measure accurately.

How Moasure's Technology Works

Moasure devices work differently to traditional measuring tools. Traditional tools measure directly between two fixed points. Moasure ONE and Moasure 2 Series measure as you move between points, capturing distance and elevation changes as you go.

As you walk with your device, it continuously tracks its position and builds your measurement. You create each point by placing the device, then move to the next point to record the measurement.

This means you can move around a space to capture distances, areas, and shapes — even when you can’t measure in a straight line.

You don’t need to stretch a tape or maintain line of sight. Simply move from point to point, pausing briefly to confirm each position. Think of it as drawing your measurement by walking it.

With a little practice, this becomes a natural and efficient way to measure — especially for irregular or complex spaces.

Before You Begin

• Ensure your device is charged

• Download the Moasure app on your phone or tablet

• Pair your device within the app (not via Bluetooth settings)

• If using Moasure STICK, assemble it before you start

When you’re ready, continue with:

This page covers how to assemble the STICK and how to use it correctly with your Moasure device.

What’s Included

Your Moasure STICK consists of the following components:

• Foam-lined housing for your Moasure device

• Expandable smartphone holder

Correct placement is essential for accurate measurements with Moasure.

Watch this tutorial to learn how to place the device correctly, hold Moasure STICK for maximum control, and apply the best placement techniques on grass and other uneven terrain.

Every time you place the device completely still, Moasure captures a measurement point.

Moving, sliding, rocking or lifting the device before the point has been captured can reduce measurement accuracy.

The goal isn't to place the device slowly. It's to move confidently between pause points, then place the device quickly but gently and allow it to become completely still before moving again.

To achieve the best results:

• Hold Moasure STICK between your thumb and first two fingers

When using a Moasure device, it's important to understand the three-dimensional coordinate system that helps you measure and map out spaces. This system is based on three axes: x, y, and z, along with angle measurements. Each measurement consists of Points and Edges. Points are locations where you've paused, and edges are the lines that connect these points.

Moasure technology uses the Cartesian coordinate system to define spatial relationships and measurements. Your starting reference point (the origin) is your initial position where:

All subsequent measurements will relate to this starting point.

The first two measured points define the x-axis.

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For Artificial Turf

• Measure up irregular outdoor spaces easily with Moasure.

• Optimises cut plans to minimise roll waste.

• Options to specify layout direction & seam locations.

• Calculate required product quantities.

• Create professional quotes & capture customer signatures onsite.

• Spend less time measuring up and more time closing your customer.

• Measure up a floorplan with Moasure.

• Drag & drop flooring products to specific areas.

• Calculate product quantity, layout direction, seam locations & waste optimisation.

• Create professional quotes & capture customer signatures.

• Bid Professionally And Profitably Create professional bid packages and pricing options with protected profit.

• Instant Waste Optimization Auto find minimum waste layouts & build cut sheets - instantly.

• Field And Office Collaboration MeasureSquare's M2 Cloud enables office and showroom collaboration with field reps to serve customers faster.

In this section, learn how to save your measurement diagrams, and how to keep them organised by creating project folders.

Create a Folder

To create a folder, follow these steps:

1. Tap File.

2. Tap Open.

3. Tap the + icon.

4. Enter a New Project Folder Name.

5. Tap Save and your folder will appear.

6. Tap on the arrow in the top-left corner to return to the canvas.

To save a measurement diagram, follow these steps:

1. Tap on File in the navigation bar at the bottom of your screen.

2. Tap on Save.

3. Tap on a folder or create a New Project Folder.

   1. If you create a New Project Folder, enter a name for your folder.

Learn how to measure perimeter, area, curves, and obstacles using your Moasure device.

• Clear debris from important placement points where possible.

• Choose a memorable starting point (such as a corner) so you can finish in the same location.

• Open the Moasure app and tap the + icon to start a new measurement.

In addition to being able to on the canvas, you also have the ability to add Labels to pause points while you are measuring, and once you have completed your measurement.

Each time your Moasure device is stationary after moving, it records a pause point. When you stop at your first pause point, a pencil icon appears on the canvas.

• When stationary at a pause point, tap on the pencil icon.

• Tap on the microphone icon.

If someone sends you a Moasure measurement file (.mfile) through email, messaging apps, AirDrop or cloud storage, you can open it directly in the Moasure app.

1. Tap the .mfile attachment on your device.

2. Tap View or Share depending on your device.

3. Select Moasure App from the list of apps.