Spot Shot: GPS Map Camera

Spot Shot is a GPS timestamp camera: it stamps the address, date, time, coordinates and a mini map right on your photo. Use it as proof of where and when each photo was taken on job sites, inspections, deliveries, installs, maintenance, real estate and field work.

How it works
1. Open the app and it finds your location.
2. Point and tap the shutter.
3. The photo is saved to your gallery with the location, date and time stamped on the image.

What goes on the photo
• Street address (number when available, neighborhood, city and state)
• Date and time, with time zone (GMT offset)
• Latitude and longitude
• A Google Maps mini map with the photo's spot

Location in the photo's data too
Besides the visible stamp, Spot Shot writes the GPS coordinates and address to the EXIF metadata, so the location shows up in your gallery, Google Photos and other apps.

A camera built for work
• 0.5x ultra-wide and 2x zoom, when your phone has those lenses
• Tap to focus and exposure control
• Flash: auto, on or off
• Grid to line up your shot
• Portrait or landscape photos
• One tap to open your last photo

Simple and private
No sign-up, no login. No full-screen ads, just a small banner. Photos are saved on your phone, in DCIM/SpotShot.

What it's for
• Construction and renovation: document progress for clients
• Property inspections and rental move-in or move-out
• Rental cars: record the condition at pickup and return
• Deliveries and field service: proof of visit
• Installs and maintenance, like solar panels and HVAC
• Travel and hiking: remember where each photo was taken

Permissions
Camera to take photos and location for the address and coordinates. The map needs an internet connection.