Theodolite

Craig Hunter

Genre: Navigation

Ratings: 4.74

Version: 9.0.3

Updated 23/09/23

Downloads: 1257

AR Navigation Viewfinder

Theodolite is a navigation app developed by Craig Hunter. The app was last updated on September 23, 2023, and is available for both iOS and Android devices. Theodolite costs $8.99 to download and is compatible with iOS 11.4+ and Android 10.4 or newer.

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What is Theodolite app?

Theodolite is a multi-function viewfinder that combines a compass, two-axis inclinometer, rangefinder, GPS, map, nav calculator, and geo-overlay photo/movie camera into one indispensable app.

Need tips or support? Join our Theodolite forum for discussions about the app!

Promo Codes and In-App Purchases

Currently, there are no promo codes available. However, you can still get cool items like the '1,000 Outdoors Map Tiles' ($0.99), '10,000 Outdoors Map Tiles' ($8.99), '20,000 Outdoors Map Tiles' ($17.99), '5,000 Outdoors Map Tiles' ($4.99), and more through in-app purchases.

App available in other languages

Download Theodolite for PC/Mac

Ready to enjoy Theodolite on your PC or Mac? Download the latest APK file version (9.00), which requires 30 MB of free space. Follow our guide using the recommended emulator, Bluestacks, for easy installation on Windows or macOS. For help downloading or installing the Theodolite app, visit our forums.

Reviews on Theodolite for iOS

★★★★★ Better than I’d hoped for

Great app! With the extra peaks, it adds a great layer for fun.

★★★★★ Great set of apps

Really good. One question: is it possible to prevent app from hijacking audio? Found no way to use app while listening to audio (podcasts, music, etc).

★★★★★ iOS 17 problems fixed.

Update: 9.0.3 fixed the problem - impressive prompt response by the developer. Back to 5 stars. Still works under iOS 17 on 13 Pro Max, but strange display text overwriting artifacts make some of the data fields difficult to read.

★★★★★ Fantastic for Forensic Investigators

Use this at your site visits to document local coordinates and local level. Would be quite adequate for site photos. Predict sun position.

★★★★★ A great tool for documentation

Back when I worked disaster recovery for the State, I used this extensively to document damaged infrastructure (roads, bridges, water treatment plants, etc) damaged by natural disasters. We could document the exact location of damage and take after-photos to show the damage had been repaired.

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