Scratch Paper: No need for a calculator

Strange Measures asks you to guess absurd comparisons, like estimating how many ants tall the Sears Tower is. Getting to a reasonable guess means doing real unit conversions in your head. You have to recall how tall the Sears Tower is, estimate the length of an ant, and figure out the ratio between them. Losing track of a conversion mid-guess was frustrating, so this update adds Scratch Paper.

Pull it up mid-round to get two adjustable number rows: one for the target object and one for the comparison unit. Each row includes its own unit selector for feet, meters, or whatever measurement you prefer. Dial in your best estimate for each side, and Scratch Paper calculates the ratio live as you adjust the numbers. When your estimate looks right, tapping "Copy to Guess" drops that final count straight into your guess dials. You get your answer without re-typing or making mental math slips.

Scratch Paper also displays your previous guess along with direction indicators showing if you were too high or too low. This keeps the focus on refining your estimate with clear information rather than guessing blind.