Hi there! I understand you're having to re-adjust the compass in the SkyView app every time you use it, is that right? Could you tell me a bit more about how frequently this happens and if you're seeing any specific errors or behavior when you open the app? Also, are you using any phone case with magnets or nearby magnetic objects that might affect calibration?

In the meantime, let’s try some basic steps to see if we can get the compass to hold its calibration better:

1. Recalibrate the Compass:
Open the SkyView app and follow the in-app prompts to recalibrate the compass. This usually involves moving your device in a figure-eight motion. If the app doesn’t prompt you automatically, check any calibration options in the app’s settings.

2. Check for Magnetic Interference:
Remove any phone cases or accessories with magnets—such as wallet cases or magnetic mounts—as they can interfere with compass calibration.

3. Restart Your Device:
Sometimes a simple reboot of your Windows device helps reset the compass sensor and related services.

4. Toggle Location and Sensor Settings:
- Go to Windows Settings > Privacy > Location and ensure that location services are enabled for the app.
- Also, if your device has any sensor or motion settings, try toggling them off and on.

5. Reinstall the App:
If the issue persists, uninstall and reinstall the SkyView app to reset its calibration data and settings1.

6. Manual Calibration Using Sky Objects:
If automatic calibration isn’t reliable, you can try manually calibrating by pointing the app to a bright known object like the Sun or the Moon in the sky, following instructions from available guides or videos5.

Once you go through this, let me know if the compass still needs readjustment each time or if these steps improved its accuracy. This way I can guide you further if needed!