Aim your antenna in minutes, without climbing up twice.
The app uses your phone's compass, inclinometer and camera to show you in augmented reality where to point the antenna. Azimuth and elevation appear on screen, you move the dish to the marker, and you're done.
WHAT IT DOES
• Real-time azimuth and elevation, no manual calculations
• Augmented reality view through the camera
• Map view with the alignment line
• Satellite and transmitter database
• Works offline, using your device sensors
• Simple interface, no technical background needed
WHICH ANTENNAS
Satellite TV dishes. DTT and terrestrial television antennas. Yagi and directional antennas. Rural internet and WiFi links. Ham radio antennas.
WHO IT IS FOR
Antenna installers and telecom technicians. First-time dish owners. RVs, campers and motorhomes that realign at every stop. Rural areas on antenna internet. Ham radio operators.
WHY IT MATTERS
A few degrees change the signal completely. An antenna that ended up close enough works on a clear day and drops the moment it rains. Getting the orientation right from the start saves you the second climb.
WHAT YOU NEED
An Android phone with a compass and accelerometer. Accuracy depends on your device sensors and can be affected by nearby metal structures: step back from the antenna when taking your reading.
This app helps you find the correct orientation. Final signal quality also depends on the antenna, the LNB, the cabling and surrounding obstacles.
Point your TV, satellite or yagi antenna with AR. Check WiFi signal too.