Get your bearings.
The compass, where you are, the time, your coordinates and elevation, the sun and moon, and a map. All on one screen.
Free and open source. No ads, no account, no tracking. Made by Bradley Cowdrey.
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228° SW, true or magnetic north with the declination, turning the short way past north, with a tick at each point.
The town you're in, or how far you are from the nearest one, with the date and time.
Decimal degrees, DMS, decimal minutes, UTM, MGRS and Plus Codes. Tap to switch; hold to copy.
in feet and metres at once, from GPS or terrain data, with air pressure where your phone has a barometer.
on the dial, with sunrise, sunset and the moon's phase.
Where you parked, or camp: its direction on the dial and how far it is.
and see how far you've turned from it, plus a bubble level.
with your heading, north up or following you. Satellite on Apple devices.
± for position and heading, a warning near magnets or metal, and speed as you move.
All red after dark; widgets for your Home Screen, Lock Screen and desktop.
Your location stays on your device; the compass, coordinates, sun and place names work without a connection.
Phone compasses are thrown off by metal, magnets, cases and cars, and positions and elevations can be wrong. Where it matters, carry a map and a real compass. Terms of Use and Privacy