Compass Crew vs TraceBin

Lost your friends at a festival? Tired of texting “where are you?” over and over? Compass is the crew finder that actually works — even in crowded venues where cell signal fails. How It Works Create a crew, share the join code with your friends, and everyone’s location appears on your compass. A simple arrow points you toward each friend, showing exactly how far away they are. No complicated maps No guessing Just follow the arrow Find Friends When GPS Isn’t Enough Compass uses Bluetooth proximity detection when you’re nearby. Inside buildings, underground, or in dense crowds where GPS struggles, Bluetooth takes over to guide you those last few meters. You’ll feel haptic pulses that speed up as you get closer — like a real-life game of hot and cold. Built for Events Real-time location sharing with your crew Works at concerts, festivals, theme parks, and large venues Distance shown in feet so you know exactly how far to walk Warmer / colder feedback as you get closer Battery-friendly background updates Privacy First Your location is only shared with people you invite to your crew. No strangers No public profiles No selling your data Create a crew, share the code, and only those people can see where you are. Perfect For Music festivals and concerts Theme parks and large venues Conventions and conferences Camping trips and outdoor adventures Any time you need to find your people Stop wandering. Stop texting. Just open Compass and go find your crew.

Lay a tool on a sheet of paper, take one photo, and TraceBin builds a gridfinity bin with a pocket cut to that tool's outline. Set the clearance and height, check the 3D preview, and share the STL to your slicer. Everything happens on your iPhone; the photo never leaves it, and there is no account to create. No markers to print, no credits to buy, no account, no upload. Free at launch, then one price, unlimited bins. - Works with US Letter or A4 paper as the only scale reference. No calibration card or marker sheet. - Handles dark and shiny tools: a torch for dim rooms and two ways of separating the tool from the paper. - Clearance from 0.3 to 1.5 mm, bin heights from 2u to 6u, pocket to the floor or a fixed 12 or 8 mm. - Flat insert mode makes a shadow-board slab at the exact size of your drawer. - Binary STL that opens in Bambu Studio, PrusaSlicer, OrcaSlicer, and Cura. - History keeps every bin you exported so you can share it again. - Print the built-in test coupon to dial in clearance for your printer. It is a 9 g, 20 minute print. One tool per photo. Bins follow the gridfinity spec: 42 mm grid, 7 mm height units, standard feet.