A camera tool that overlays the compass bearing your camera faces and a level right on the live view. It's especially handy for checking whether a listing's window faces south, for direction-critical scenes like sunrise, sunset, and the Milky Way, and for fixed-point observation where you shoot the same spot repeatedly.
A bearing tape and rotating compass dial show the direction your camera faces at a glance. Set a target bearing and it turns green when aligned — and can even shoot automatically.
N/E/S/W letters and degree ticks, a rotating dial and red north needle, with the exact bearing (e.g., 87° E).
Lock or type a target bearing and it goes green when aligned. Adjustable tolerance and an auto-shoot option.
Shows device tilt as a horizon line, plus 5 grids: thirds, golden ratio, diagonal, center cross, horizon.
Overlay the previous shot semi-transparently to reshoot the same composition. Pins in 8 shapes, 6 colors.
Self-timer (3/5/10s), flash, zoom, a bearing/time watermark, and figure-8 compass calibration guidance.
Auto slideshow, timelapse (GIF), set/photo/date summaries, and a bearing-distribution rose chart.
Every photo and record is stored only on your device and never sent anywhere, and the app uses no location (GPS) permission. It includes a bottom banner and rewarded ads; if you choose to watch a rewarded ad, you can optionally unlock a 24-hour banner removal, premium skins, unlimited sets, detailed stats, and high-quality export. Note that bearing is relative to magnetic north, so it may differ from true north by the local declination, and accuracy can drop near metal or electronics.
From checking a south-facing window to sunrise, sunset, and fixed-point observation — keep bearing and level on screen.
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