GPS Map Camera

Add GPS location, street address, date and time to every photo and video you take. A geotag and timestamp camera for site visits, inspections and field reports: the stamp is on the viewfinder before you press the shutter, so you see exactly what the photo will carry. WHAT GOES ON THE PHOTO Coordinates, street address, date, time, time zone, altitude, GPS accuracy, compass bearing, your project name and your own custom fields. Add a small map of where you were, a QR code that opens the spot in a maps app, a country flag or a status badge. The stamp is burned into the picture as a watermark, so it travels wherever you send the photo; the coordinates are also saved in the photo's details for maps and other apps to read, and you can switch that off. PHOTOS AND VIDEO Record video with the same location stamp and timestamp burned into the frames as you shoot, not a sticker added afterwards. Stamped videos sit in the gallery beside your photos. STAMP TEMPLATES, ALL EDITABLE AND ALL FREE Start from a ready template - Site Record, Compact Bar, Full Detail, Field Report, Attendance, Construction, Surveyor, Minimal and more - or open the editor and change anything: which fields appear, their order, the text size, the colours, where the stamp sits and how transparent it is. There is no paid tier, no photo limit and no locked template. FIX A WRONG LOCATION GPS drifts. Drag the pin on the map or type the address yourself, for your next photos, or for an earlier photo whose original you kept. A photo whose location you set by hand says so on the stamp, so your records stay honest. OUT OF SIGNAL Field work happens where the signal does not. Coordinates, altitude, bearing, date, time and your own fields stamp with no connection. The street address is the one part that needs a connection: photos taken offline wait in a list, and when you are back in range the app finds their addresses and adds them to the pictures in one tap. PHOTO MAP AND GALLERY See every stamped photo as a pin on a map, or browse them grouped by project and day. Filter by project, by date, or by photos still waiting for an address. FILE NAMES Choose what goes into each saved file's name: date and time, a running number, the project, the address, the coordinates or your own text, in the order you want. A folder of site photos sorts itself. WHO IT IS FOR - Site and construction teams: progress shots, snag lists, before and after - Utility, telecom and energy crews: coordinates, altitude and bearing where there is no street - Insurance, claims and property assessment: the address on every photo, with a defensible date and time - Delivery and field attendance: one photo, stamped and shared in seconds ALSO Stamp a photo you already have, with no gallery permission needed. Coordinates in decimal degrees, degrees-minutes-seconds or UTM. Metric or imperial units. Share a copy with the location removed from the file's details when you need to, copy the stamp text, or share the details as text. YOUR LOCATION Read only while you are using the app, never in the background. Coordinates go to Google only to look up the street address and draw the map picture on the stamp. Photos are never uploaded. TEN LANGUAGES English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Persian, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal) and Russian, with right-to-left layout and local date formats and numerals, including inside the stamp. TWO HONEST LIMITS The map picture on the stamp needs a connection. With no signal, the stamp draws a position diagram in its place - your heading, your accuracy to scale and a scale bar - so an offline photo still records where it was taken, without the streets. And because the app re-saves the photo to burn the stamp in, your phone's own camera app will take a better-looking picture. This one takes the picture you can prove.