Compass Level & GPS - Compass & Level Tool

Utilize precise and consolidated compass, level, and GPS tools all on a single screen.

For those who enjoy do-it-yourself projects and assembling items: this tool will elevate your skills in positioning furniture, or hanging shelves and frames.

If you're enthusiastic about tracking, hiking, and camping: rest assured you will always be on the right path, equipped with accurate positions and directions.

This application is convenient and highly precise—give it a try!

The Compass Level app is also compatible with Wear OS devices.

Tip: for optimal accuracy, calibrate the app initially.

✓ Compass Functions

• Determine and maintain the correct orientation

• Access details of your current location or desired destination

• Locate your parked vehicle using the target position feature.

✓ Level Functions

• Ensure proper alignment of furniture

• Install shelves or frames straight

• Quickly level your motorhome or camper

✓ Features

• Automatic display of horizontal and vertical levels

• Option to choose sound and/or vibration alerts when leveled

• Manual calibration for compass and level available

• 'Hold / Release' button for simplified readouts

• Screen Capture: easily copy information without notes

• Adjustable sensor sensitivity and update cycles

• Advanced GPS functionality: set target locations and identify distance and direction.

✓ Notes (Compass)

• Sensor precision can vary based on the device

• For improved accuracy, avoid proximity to magnetic fields and electronic equipment.

A spatial tuner's azimuth symphony

In field surveys across three continents, this multi-dimensional space calibrator has redefined the boundaries of mobile positioning art. When the "magnetic line symphony" mode is activated, the device turns into a Ptolemaic star disk in the palm of your hand - the quantum entanglement of the digital compass and the gravity vector weaves a dynamic topological coordinate system on the screen. The most shocking thing is the "dimensional folding" algorithm: when you get lost in the Norwegian fjords, the three-dimensional compass automatically solves the inclination of the rock wall and the tidal vector, translating the chaotic landform into a navigation rhythm like a shaman drumbeat, guiding the hunter's trail hidden in the thick fog.

As a digital apprentice of a woodworker, his "gravity ballet" system can be called the construction law of the microcosm. When calibrating the century-old oak table legs, the vibration feedback of the nine-axis sensor is as delicate as tuning a violin, and the millimeter-level deviation is transformed into a crescendo scale through the bone conduction prompt sound. The "horizon meditation" function when the RV is parked transforms the body sway into the balance art of the Vanta black box, and with the projection of the North Star, it turns the wilderness campsite into an astronomical observatory in seconds.

In the spatial poetics experiment, it is upgraded to a metaphorical tool for architects: when hanging family photo frames, the light flow trajectory of the dual-axis level is like a minimalist poem in the Bauhaus style; and when mapping the facade inclination of Barcelona's diagonal streets, the Gothic rose window pattern automatically generated by the data stream accidentally reveals the undisclosed geometric code of Gaudi's architecture. One night, when calibrating the antique pendulum, with the help of the "submillimeter vibration capture" mode, the Victorian time zone offset was deciphered from the microscopic oscillation of the century-old brass.

For adventure fanatics, the "interstellar coordinates" protocol demonstrates the power of oracle: the six-pointed star trajectory recording function in the heart of the Sahara compiles the whereabouts of the camel caravan into a Bedouin star map; and for emergency navigation in the event of a sudden thunderstorm, the correction algorithm under the interference of the geomagnetic storm is like quantum tunneling, adhering to the belief in the true north in the wild dance of the ionosphere. The most wonderful thing is the "spatial memory bank" - each marked parking coordinate will grow a data vine. When guided by the AR corridor, the light mycelium emerging from the asphalt road is more reassuring than the Ariadne's thread in the myth.

The ultimate charm of this space-time loom lies in transforming the laws of physics into existential art: when the "azimuth snapshot" function solidifies the angle between the spire of Tokyo Tower and the morning star, the EXIF data stream automatically generates cosmic coordinates in the format of haiku; and when calibrating the Persian tapestry left by my grandmother, the subtle deviation of the gravity vector reveals the epic of architectural settlement spanning half a century. Holding this electronic sundial that has been baptized by geomagnetic storms, I finally understand the intracranial orgasm of ancient navigators when they were stargazing - the so-called poetry of technology is to encode the chaotic world into a touchable star score.