Glass Floor

Glass Floor

See Your Antipode

2 ratings
6 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 26, 2016
  • July 9, 2025

Features

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About

This app displays the exact opposite point on Earth directly below your current location. Explore the antipodal point on a world map, easily switching between your position and its counterpart. Zoom in to see precise locations, even if your antipode lies in the ocean.

Shows antipodal point on a map
Toggle between current and antipode locations
Zoomable world map
Precise location display
Explores Earth's opposite side
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What's New in Glass Floor

2.3

July 9, 2025

- Bug Fix

User reviews

Hmm!

If you’re looking for your antipode and absolutely nothing else in the way of detail, this is it.

It displays your antipode, based on its calculation of your present position, on a satellite like photographic view, has a slide switch to flick back and forth between your antipode and your current position and a slider to zoom in/out.

That’s it! It has no provision to look at the antipode of other locations and provides no supplementary data such as lat/long.

If you’re looking for ‘simple and basic’ you won’t be disappointed.
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Pure garbage

This app just toggles between your location and the antipode. The whole point is to see the antipode of interesting locations. So if you want to use this app, you need to own a private jet and a helicopter, and have a lot of money and spare time. Only a total retard would design such a stupid app. What a waste.
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Cool App

Pretty neat to see (on a map) the exact opposite of your current location. I was always curious. Now I know my exact location across the globe—it’s smack in the middle of the Indian Ocean!

Only shows one location

This is a cool app but it only shows the location where you are currently. It would be cool to be able to drop a pin anywhere in the world.

One trick pony

Because the app locks in your current location AND ONLY USES THAT LOCATION it doesn't let you explore. If your antipode is in the ocean, the app won't let you scroll to find the nearest land or zoom to read its label. Nice graphics, good speed, but it only does one thing. If the user could control the starting location and scroll without losing the antipode pin, I would give it 5 stars. Right now it doesn't do enough. I look forward to the next version.
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FAQ

What is the Glass Floor app?

Glass Floor is a navigation app that shows you the exact point on Earth directly opposite your current location. It helps you visualize where you would emerge if you dug a tunnel straight through the planet.

How accurate is Glass Floor?

The app uses your current location to calculate the antipodal point. While the app itself is functional, user reviews indicate a rating of 3.5 stars from 2 ratings, suggesting potential areas for improvement in user experience or accuracy perception.

Does Glass Floor have ads?

Yes, Glass Floor contains advertisements. As a free application, it utilizes ads to support its development and operation.

Is Glass Floor available on Android?

Based on the provided data, Glass Floor is supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android availability is not specified.

What is the age rating for Glass Floor?

Glass Floor has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and general audiences.

How often is Glass Floor updated?

The latest version of Glass Floor is 2.3, and it was last updated on July 9, 2025. This suggests the app is actively maintained.

Can I use Glass Floor offline?

The description does not explicitly state whether Glass Floor can be used offline. However, as a navigation app that relies on location services and map data, an internet connection is likely required for full functionality.

What do users like about Glass Floor?

While specific user sentiment details are not provided beyond the overall rating, users likely appreciate the unique concept of visualizing antipodal points and exploring geographical opposites.