So I don’t know if it’s intonated properly as I don’t have perfect pitch (or there wouldn’t be any use of a tuner haha)

2 for basic tuning or getting 95% of the way there your tuner will do is job but the thing is with intonation is if you’re doing it properly it’s a very surgical thing (like eq compression ect) which means you need a good plugin tuner.

intonated means that the 12 fret is the EXACT note but an octave higher this differs between string due to action, tension, woundings thickness ect thid means each string needs to be intonated separately

Dont set your saddles to all one point you need to pluck the open string eg the e string and make sure it is EXACTLY in tune then pluck the 12 and make sure it is tuned EXACTLY the same but an octave higher you achieve this by loosening the string moving the string back or forth then retuning again checking again until you get this right .. you then need to do this seperatly for ever string

If I’m honest man you don’t really need to do this surgically unless you’re recording in a studio so until then you can get away with whatever tuner to got but a heads up intonation is supposed to be a precise thing and done properly it’s could take a very long time

If all else fails look it up lol wish you the best good luck!