Bearing Pilot vs Bearingator

Bearing Pilot is a new tool for both beginners and profesional sailors. 
Its extreme simplicity let us take quick apparent bearings, showing us in the screen the bearing taken, the target course and also the correction required at the wheel (in dregrees). Additionally, it provides speed and real-time position. Using a piece of wool or tasting winds, it also help us to get the wind direction easily. 
Several tools in just one easy App.
A great tool for racers, buoy tenders, professionals and recreational sailors. Marinus Apps www.marinusapps.com

Find the bearing of what you see. Bearingator turns your iPhone camera into a simple visual bearing finder. Aim the center sight at a distant landmark and read the direction you're pointing in degrees and minutes. Features: Camera-based bearing measurements that account for the orientation of your iPhone. Magnetic and true north bearings, with one-tap switching. True north requires location data. A graduated horizon ruler that responds to device tilt and turns green when level. Compass accuracy warnings and helpful recalibration guidance. A minimal, focused interface for sailing, hiking, and exploring. Bearings can be affected by magnetic interference, sensor calibration, and environmental conditions. Bearingator is a reference tool, not a substitute for dedicated navigation equipment or official charts when safety matters.