Compass Camera - Bearing Cam

Compass Camera overlays the camera's bearing (compass direction) and level on the live preview using your phone's magnetometer and accelerometer. It's perfect for checking which way a property's window faces, capturing direction-critical scenes like sunrise, sunset or the Milky Way, and repeat shots from the exact same spot.

■ Live compass (bearing)
· A bearing tape at the top flows N/E/S/W letters and degree ticks around your heading.
· A rotating compass dial with a red north needle shows where the camera points.
· Live numeric bearing readout (e.g. 87° E).
· Lock or type a target bearing — it turns green "Aligned" when you match it (adjustable tolerance).
· Optional "Auto capture" fires the shutter automatically when aligned.

■ Framing guides
· Level — shows device tilt as a horizon line, green when level.
· 5 grids — rule of thirds, golden ratio, diagonal, center cross, horizon.
· Reference pin — 8 shapes, 6 colors, adjustable size and position.
· Ghost overlay — see the previous shot semi-transparent for repeatable composition.

■ Handy tools
· Self-timer (3/5/10s), flash (off/auto/torch), zoom.
· Burn a bearing + time watermark onto the photo.
· Figure-8 compass calibration guide.
· Purpose-based "Sets" — save guide settings per set; rename, duplicate, delete.

■ Gallery & stats
· Auto slideshow (speed control), save/share single photos, pinch zoom.
· Bundle shots into a timelapse (GIF) and save/share to your gallery.
· Sets/photos/days summary plus a bearing rose chart to see which directions you shoot most.

■ Privacy & storage
· All photos and records stay only on your device (never uploaded).
· No location (GPS) permission; bearing is computed from sensors only.
· Korean/English, light & dark themes.

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Note: Bearing is relative to magnetic north and may differ from true north; accuracy drops near metal and electronics.