TV Antenna Pointer & Finder

TV Antenna Pointer shows the broadcast towers around you and turns your phone into a compass that points your antenna straight at them. Use it as an antenna finder before you climb on the roof, and as a TV tower locator on the road — every tower, channel and estimated signal, offline, with no ads. Free over-the-air TV is only as good as the direction you point it. Open the app, let it find your location, and you get the nearby transmitters sorted by distance, the antenna direction to each one in degrees, and how strong every channel should be on a rooftop, in the attic or indoors. Pick a tower, hold the phone along the boom, and turn until the dial glows green. It works like a TV signal finder that you can use before a single cable is connected. WHAT YOU GET • Pointer — a true-north compass with the tower on its ring, "Turn right 12°" hints and a soft tick when you are aimed • Towers — every transmitter within your search radius with distance, bearing, channels, power and expected reception • Radar — rings at 10, 25 and 50 miles show which towers sit in the same direction, a TV tower locator at a glance • Channel list — physical channel, virtual channel, call sign, band (UHF, VHF-High, VHF-Low) and power for each station • Signal estimate — calculated from the regulator's power and antenna height with the ITU-R P.1546 propagation curves • Antenna placement — Rooftop, Attic or Indoor changes the estimate so you know what a digital TV antenna can expect where you mount it • Low-power stations and translators included, so rural viewers see the small repeaters too • Your own tower — paste coordinates or a Google Maps link • Guide — aim, fix, rescan the TV, and what to try when channels break up • Works offline, in kilometres or miles, in 23 languages OFFICIAL DATA The tower database comes from national regulators: FCC (United States), Ofcom (United Kingdom), ACMA (Australia), ISED (Canada), ANFR (France), Anatel (Brazil), UKE (Poland), RDI (Netherlands), RTR (Austria), ČTÚ (Czechia) and Traficom (Finland). In other countries the app shows community tower points from OpenStreetMap and marks them, so you can still use it as an aerial direction tool anywhere. In the UK it works as a TV aerial pointer for your Freeview aerial, with every main transmitter and relay. The TV antenna pointer works where you are: the compass needs no data at all. FOR WHOM Cord cutters who need an antenna finder for their first antenna, homeowners moving an old aerial, RV travellers who need the antenna direction at every stop, and installers who want a quick TV tower locator in the pocket. HONEST ABOUT LIMITS Phone compasses can be off by several degrees near metal, so the app shows a calibration guide and a warning when the compass is disturbed. The signal is an estimate over open ground — hills, tall buildings and trees can make it weaker. The app does not boost or measure the TV signal; it tells you where to point and what to expect, like an antenna finder that never needs a signal meter. NO ADS, PAY ONCE Finding towers, aiming, channels and signal estimates are free, without ads or an account. Antenna Pro is a one-time purchase: Best direction (the one direction that catches the most channels for your antenna's beam), saved places for home, cabin and RV stops, and aiming through the camera. Install the antenna app, aim once, rescan your TV and enjoy free channels — TV Antenna Pointer does the math.