Let BlueStacks turn your PC, Mac, or laptop into the perfect home for Positional: GPS, Compass, Level, Time, Sun, Moon, a fun Tools app from Hamza Rizwan.
Positional feels like a tidy dashboard for real-world data. It centers on location and reads out the useful stuff without fuss: coordinates, altitude, speed, and a clean address line that updates fast. There is a separate compass panel that uses the device’s magnetic sensors, a level with X and Y tilt so a shelf or desk can be checked, and a time screen that shows local and UTC time along with sunrise, sunset, the twilight types, moon phases, illumination, angles, and other bits space nerds like. The design is minimal and calm, with smooth little animations, a tiny map that can show labels or keep things bare, and graphs that make the numbers easy to read. Units swap between metric and imperial, the speedometer goes to silly-high speeds, and the dark theme can flip on by itself based on time.
On a PC through BlueStacks it acts like a big, clean instrument panel. The emulator location can be set, so users can jump the pin to another city and instantly see how sun and moon data change there, or enter latitude and longitude by hand. It does not try to find cafes or friends, it just measures and reports. No ads, no nagging, and calculations stay on the device so it does not feel nosy. There is also a custom location mode, optional bloom styling for extra polish, compass sensor speed controls, displacement and movement direction readouts, and a day night mode that follows the clock. People who like accurate numbers and a no-noise layout will get what this app is doing right away.
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