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iCompass is a compass that reads like an instrument rather than a toy.The dial works to magnetic or true north, in degrees, NATO mils or gon, and the colour of the north mark tells you which north you are reading. Field strength sits beside it with the value the Earth should give where you stand, so a magnet or a steel desk nearby is flagged instead of quietly bending the heading. Set a target and the dial points to it: a heading you lock, the Qibla, or a place saved on the map, with its bearing, its distance and which way to turn. The sun's position is marked on the dial as well. Raise the phone past 35 degrees and the dial gives way to the camera, with north, the target and the sun drawn where they really fall in the frame. Photos taken there carry the heading, the coordinates and the time printed on them. The spirit level works flat or stood on an edge, and holds its reading when the phone is out of sight. The map shows street, satellite, hybrid or terrain, with your heading on it. The location panel gives coordinates in DMS, DDM, DD, UTM or MGRS, with altitude, speed, accuracy, address, sunrise and sunset, in metric, imperial or nautical units. iCompass speaks 51 languages, works with TalkBack, and lays itself out for landscape and foldables. No account, no advertising.