Azimut vs Vidik

This app is a sort of a personal compass, that--instead of pointing to the north--points to locations that you can create and choose for yourself. It shows the direction to the selected target location as well as the distance. It can be useful when hiking, biking or travelling (even without an internet connection), but it can also be a fun way to test your sense of direction :-)

Vidik identifies the mountain peaks and islands you can see from where you stand in Croatia — from Adriatic islands to inland summits — and, on a clear day, even the coast of Italy across the sea. Open the app, point your phone in the direction you're looking, and Vidik shows what's visible — with names and distances. WHAT YOU GET • A map with a directional viewing cone — rotate it to look any way • A list of visible islands, peaks and the Italian coast, sorted by distance • A terrain cross-section showing what blocks and what clears the view • A 48-hour visibility forecast — when the air will be clearest • Nearly 190 Adriatic islands and peaks • Croatian & English HOW IT WORKS Vidik doesn't guess. It computes the true line of sight from: • terrain elevation (bundled Copernicus data — works offline) • the curvature of the Earth and atmospheric refraction • live atmospheric visibility from Apple Weather If a ridge or island blocks the view, Vidik knows, and won't list it as visible. PRIVACY No accounts, no servers, no tracking, no ads. Terrain works offline; your location is used only on-device and sent to Apple Weather for the forecast.