The app provides tools for sailors to take apparent bearings, showing the bearing taken, target course, and wheel correction. It also offers speed, real-time position, and assistance in determining wind direction.
Navigation allows users to view direction aligned with satellite imagery or maps. Displays street address, GPS coordinates, elevation, and What3Words codes. Taps switch between satellite and map views. Pinch or spread to zoom.
Navigate using with real-time and landmark visuals. Access Google Maps integration for route planning. Explore 3D imagery of global locations. Walk through famous sites virtually from your device. Stay updated with enhanced map features.
Displays real-time tidal stream data based on the nearest Devonport high water time. Shows hourly streams charts valid for specific periods. Allows users to view tide set and interpolated rates. Functions fully offline without internet connection.
Calculate wind values including head/tail and using TAS input and device location. Manually enter headings if compass data is unreliable. Display reciprocal headings and tracks. Use location data temporarily for wind calculations without storage.
Navigate with precision and explore trails efficiently
Navigate with multiple styles, including analog and digital interfaces. Set and track waypoints, view elevation data, and receive turn-by-turn guidance. Sync with GPS devices and share route maps.
Turn your iPhone or iPad into an outdoor GPS or marine chart plotter. Use detailed Topo maps or NOAA marine charts for navigation. Access maps offline without a network connection. View GPS location without mobile signal.
Displays current direction with a clear, minimal interface. Taps to reset orientation. Adjusts for magnetic declination automatically. Offers calibration and tilt sensitivity settings. Syncs with device sensors for accurate readings.
The app displays up to six chosen locations simultaneously. Users can view the direction and distance to each selected place on a compass and check their coordinates.
The app plots the location of the Kodesh Hakodashim and uses the user's location and digital compass to point towards it. The word "Mizrach" lights up when users are in the vicinity of the correct direction.