Seems like all the links are broken, also why the hell would I pay for a compass app?

[lostxor@fedia.io]

Seems like all the links are broken, also why the hell would I pay for a compass app? Gramophone seems good though.

[rvtv95xbeo@sh.itjust.works]

$0.99 for a clean & ad-free app? Sounds like the kind of thing I'd be happy to pay for if I used a compass like ever.

[victorz@lemmy.world]

Also cool features like making your camp site and having your compass point the way to it. It's a good exercise for kids e.g.

[cole@lemdro.id]

it has an awesome level as well

[prettybunnys@piefed.social]

does android not have a compass?

[rvtv95xbeo@sh.itjust.works]

Not really. Theoretically you can use Google Maps as a compass, but otherwise no. Per the article:

Shockingly, Google is yet to build its own native compass or level tool app for Android. Most third-party phone makers have taken matters into their own hands, but modern Pixel phones still don't provide a user-facing app for accessing coordinates, altitude, magnetism, and other useful metrics. Thankfully, Compass has you covered.