Most reliable mode: once location is known, the degree value works even when phone compass sensors fail.
Qibla precision studio
Professional Qibla bearing, live compass when supported, and reliable fallbacks when sensors fail.
Phone readiness
Checking phone support…
Open the deployed HTTPS site on your phone. Browser security blocks phone location/compass on local network URLs like 192.168.x.x.
Current URL: checking…
Works only when the browser sends heading data. The interface falls back gracefully if it does not.
Use the Google/OSM line buttons for a visual reference when sensors are unreliable or unavailable.
Zero-confusion Qibla safety
The Qibla bearing calculation is mathematical. The live compass arrow depends on phone sensors, so this page only treats it as reliable when location accuracy, compass accuracy, and heading stability are acceptable.
True-north Qibla bearing—
Choose your location first.
Compass accuracy unknown. The bearing number is the reliable fallback; the live arrow depends on your phone/browser compass sensor. For best results, stand away from metal, hold the phone flat, and rotate it slowly once.
Fallbacks that always keep Qibla usable
Accuracy checklist
- For phone location/compass, open the deployed HTTPS website, not a local 192.168.x.x development URL.
- Tap Use my location. If it fails, search your area or paste manual coordinates.
- Tap Enable compass only after the page has a location.
- If the live arrow is unstable or the page says fallback, use the large bearing number with your native compass app or the map line.
- Keep the phone flat and away from metal, chargers, speakers, vehicles, and magnets.