Qibla Compass does one thing: it points to the Kaaba in Makkah, which is the direction faced during prayer.
It uses the device's magnetometer and location to compute the bearing and shows it as a compass needle that updates as the phone turns. Where a full Islamic app buries the Qibla behind prayer times and a Quran reader, this opens straight to it — which is the case for having it when you are somewhere unfamiliar and need the direction now.
A map view shows the line from your position to Makkah, which is a useful cross-check: a magnetometer can be thrown off by metal, magnets or a phone case, and the map gives an independent reading to compare against.
Calibration guidance is included, since an uncalibrated compass is the usual cause of a wrong reading rather than the app itself.
Free on Android.
Direction Tools publishes Qibla Compass as a single-purpose Kaaba direction finder using the device compass and location.
