Highly recommend Peterson StroboStomp. Precise, easy to read and responsive.
Can't go back to using anything else after getting it.
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Can confirm StroboStomp is responsive and accurate. I also have the clip on version. This is probably as accurate but is more prone to spin out, but can easily be used with acoustics.
Only thing I’d say against the StroboStomp is that the jack socket is tight and wouldn’t accept my Boss jack plugs.
I've found that most modeling units with decently high-res screens have really good tuners built into them that would be perfect for things like setting intonation. My Pod Go specifically shows me exactly how in tune my strings are and the tuner reacts in real time to any changes in pitch I make. If you already have a pedalboard you like though, it wouldn't really be worth it.
I'm not sure how helpful this is or what you've tried already, but I usually find it's not that bad to do intonation by ear. Hit a 12th fret harmonic and then actually pluck a note on the 12th fret, and it's usually easy for me to tell what direction things need to move. If your ear can't tell the two pitches apart when they're played one right after the other, you're probably fine in terms of intonation unless something is really wrong with your instrument.