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SET YOUR COURSE
Point, tap the anchor, and your course is locked. A glowing cyan arc on the
ring shows the delta between where you're heading and where you want to be —
shrinking to nothing as you come back on course. Nudge ±1° with a tap or ±10°
with a hold, exactly like cruise control. No typing, even with your phone
bolted to the helm: steer the bow at the target and tap.
REAL TRUE NORTH — AND HONEST ABOUT IT
Most compass apps ignore magnetic declination. Lubber Line applies the World
Magnetic Model for your exact position to show true north — and proves it with
a small T/M badge: T when corrected, M when reading magnetic until a fix
arrives. In regions where declination reaches 15–20°, that honesty matters.
SPEED OVER GROUND IN KNOTS
A proper marine instrument cluster: heading, coordinates, and SOG in knots —
with a still-gate that pins speed to an honest 0.0 the moment you stop, instead
of the three-second GPS fade every other compass shows.
COURSE OVER GROUND — SEE YOUR ACTUAL DRIFT
Alongside heading, Lubber Line shows Course Over Ground from GPS — the
direction you're actually tracking, which can differ from where you're
pointed when wind or current pushes you off line. A glance tells you whether
you're holding your line or drifting off it.
BUTTER-SMOOTH, ALWAYS UPRIGHT
The glossy rose glides with adaptive sensor filtering and frame-rate
interpolation — Apple-level smoothness — while every letter and numeral stays
upright as the card turns. Read it from the helm, the dash, or your hand.
NIGHT MODE FOR THE HELM AFTER DARK
Switch to a red-on-black display built for low light — the same principle
traditional marine instruments use to protect your night vision. Set it to
follow your system appearance automatically, or lock it on or off with a
single tap of the brass lever switch.
WORKS FULLY OFFLINE
Heading comes from your device's sensors, position from its GPS hardware. No
accounts, no ads, no analytics, no tracking — your position never leaves the
device. Landscape mode with large, high-contrast readouts keeps it glanceable
on a helm mount, and the screen stays awake while you navigate.
Lubber Line is a consumer compass, not a substitute for certified marine
navigation equipment.