GeoStamp: GPS Timestamp Camera

Every photo, placed and timed.

GeoStamp is a GPS timestamp camera for people whose photos have to prove something. It burns the coordinates, the street address, a mini map and the exact capture time into the picture itself — so a site photo still holds its evidence after it has been emailed, forwarded on WhatsApp, compressed and printed.

WHY THE STAMP IS ON THE PIXELS
An ordinary camera stores location in EXIF metadata. That metadata is stripped the moment a photo is shared through most apps, resized or printed — the location is simply gone. GeoStamp draws the stamp into the image, where nothing can quietly remove it.

EVERY FEATURE IS FREE TO USE
There is no subscription, and nothing is locked behind a purchase.

• Unlimited stamped photos — coordinates, address, date and time
• Unlimited projects — group photos by site, client and inspector
• PDF site reports and ZIP exports from any project, as often as you like
• Eight stamp designs, three of them free outright
• GPS accuracy in metres, altitude, compass heading and satellite fix time
• Import existing gallery photos into a project log
• Share a single photo, or a whole selection, straight to any app
• Local backup and restore, to a file you keep
• Works with no signal — GPS is satellite-based, so stamping never needs data

The premium stamp designs, logo burn-in, themed PDF covers and compliance presets each come with free uses built in. When one runs out, a short optional video tops it up. You are never blocked, and you are never asked for a card.

ADS THAT STAY OUT OF THE WAY
No ads on the camera screen. No ads in the photo viewer. No ads while you set the app up. No ad when you open the app. Ever.

What you will see: a full-screen ad after a PDF report is built and before the share sheet opens, and one on every second photo you share — at most twice per session. Videos appear only where you choose to watch one for more uses of a premium feature.

New installs get their first three days completely ad-free.

BUILT FOR REAL FIELD WORK
Construction and site engineering — record progress from fixed vantage points, photograph reinforcement and waterproofing before they are covered, and attach a dated PDF to every running account bill.
Property, survey and land records — photograph plot corners, survey stones and boundary markers, each carrying its own coordinates.
Inspection and audit — dated, located evidence that stands on its own in a report.
Compliance and company filings — geotagged registered-office photos, with the address and coordinates readable on the image itself.
Delivery and field service — proof of attendance with a location and a timestamp nobody has to take on trust.
Insurance and claims — photograph damage where it happened, with the time it was recorded.

EIGHT STAMP DESIGNS
Site Card — the default — leads with the street address over a real mini map. Classic Bar carries every field in one full-width plate. Map Card pairs a map tile with a details card. Compact Chip, Detail Table, Minimal Corner, Branded Header and Ledger run from a discreet corner mark to a full survey-style table.

Switch any line on or off — coordinates, address, accuracy, altitude, compass heading, company name, project name, or your own custom text.

YOUR PHOTOS STAY ON YOUR PHONE
Photos and project data are stored on your device and nowhere else. There is no account and no server to upload to. Your coordinates go to OpenStreetMap only to fetch the map tile drawn on the stamp, and to your phone's own geocoder to turn a position into a street address.

A NOTE ON ACCURACY
GeoStamp reports what your phone's GPS provides, and prints the accuracy figure so you can judge the reading yourself. Accuracy degrades indoors, in basements, under dense cover and against tall buildings. For a legal boundary you still need a licensed surveyor — this is a record of what you saw and where you stood, not a survey instrument.

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