Coordinate Photo

Coordinate Photo

Geotag Photos & Video with GPS

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  • Released
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  • May 28, 2026
  • July 24, 2026

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coordinate photo Built for the field. GPS coordinates, street address, heading, and precise timestamp stamped directly onto every photo and video — burned into the image itself, not buried in metadata. Whether you're documenting a job site, recording a property condition, or capturing evidence in the field, coordinate photo gives you images that speak for themselves. No editing. No app needed to read them. The information is right there in the frame. What gets stamped - GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) - Street address and locality - Date and time with timezone - Compass heading - Camera zoom level - Audio indicator for video Works the way you work - Portrait and landscape recording - Full video support with stamp burned into every frame - Interval shooting — auto-shutter every 2 to 60 seconds with shot counter - Time-lapse assembly — interval sessions compile into a stamped video automatically - Slow motion recording — high frame-rate video, played back in slow mo by iOS Photos - Multi-lens zoom with hardware controls - Hardware shutter button support (including Camera Control on iPhone 16) - No account. No cloud. No subscription. Your photos stay yours. Who uses it Insurance adjusters, contractors, real estate professionals, surveyors, researchers, and anyone who needs verifiable, documented proof of where they were and when — with the evidence in the image, not attached to it. Metadata also included.
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What's New in Coordinate Photo

1.3.7

July 24, 2026

Slow Motion mode now plays back at a genuinely slower speed. Record at up to 240fps and get smooth, dramatic slow-motion video — complete with the GPS, address, and timestamp overlay you already rely on.

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