So, to start things off, the app is great. It does not use Internet, and it works greatly on iPads. Now, I'm pretty sure that the direction is accurate. This is a very sophisticated app, and I suppose I would recommend this app for fellows that just want a simple app to record the direction they are facing and/or to go in a certain direction to get where they supposedly need to go. Now, I, honestly, did not have a personal need for this tool, I just wanted to test this app. But not only that I wanted to test this app, I downloaded it to assess any needs I may need in the future of my life. And as other people would need this app for a sort of personal need, others may want just as myself wanted. Thank you for your time, creativity, and most importantly, have a merry day.

Whenever I go North all I see is “Oh No!” In BIG fluorescent letter. I don’t want to fix it I like the phrase “Oh No!” I think this is a bug but almighty and enlightening devs please do not patch this unintended effect for it read in perfect iambic pentameter. When I see the Blurple fluorescent lights it pleases my base animal instincts via activating my retinas thus highjacking my reward pathway. Cocaine could never be this visceral, and trust me I’ve tried. Just thinking about “Oh No!” is just so Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Also mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, anyways I digress mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Despite this euphoria I am honestly disappointed in the packaging of it as a compass app. This is a million dollar program that can give happiness to the world with its Blurple appeal. M

Downloaded this app a year ago to use when camping and hiking - it has never let me down. It works better than my old-school analog compass. I love the fact that True North is always in red and that I can constantly see the altitude while hiking in higher elevations. Keep in mind that the app will not work if you have a magnet attachment on your phone cover. I use a high impact case while hiking to avoid any misreadings. The updates to the app are very regular and the support team is incredible. Needless to say, this is my go-to-app while enjoying the outdoors.

I think this app is great! It would be even better if it included latitude and longitude, which is the challenge. I feel uncomfortable if I don’t know where I am on the planet! My late father was a forward observer while serving in the Army. He had to trig out the enemy, which the artillery used for aim. I know we can gps everyplace now, but it’s good to be aware of the background and foundation for the modern creation. He also told me this reason when I took trigonometry, and complained that I couldn’t see the application in my world. I aced the class because of him, and his logic. This app is user friendly, too. LisaPS: I just saw your pop-up about the desired latitude and longitude. Of course, I have to buy it!Sorry about the challenge; you can chill-