Datescribe: Timestamp Camera

Datescribe: Timestamp Camera

Timestamp Camera

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Released
October 8, 2026
Updated
October 27, 2026

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The date, time and place are on the photo. The photo is not altered otherwise. Datescribe is a timestamp camera for people whose photo is evidence for a job — trades, inspection, insurance claims, property. Capture as you shoot, or stamp photos you already have. Originals are not changed. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT IS BURNED IN The live preview shows the stamp before you press the shutter: date, time, coordinates, and the street address when the network allows. If geocoding fails, the coordinates stay and the shutter still works. PHOTOS YOU ALREADY TOOK Batch-stamp existing photos using each photo’s own capture date — never today’s date. A visible count of succeeded and failed, and a name for every failure. A killed run resumes. Originals are never modified or deleted; stamped copies land in a Datescribe album. THE PHOTO IS NOT WRECKED Stamping keeps the source colour profile (Display P3 stays Display P3), EXIF, and GPS. Capture mode can also write the place into the file’s own data; you can turn that off. Library mode never invents a location. NO ADS. NO SUBSCRIPTION. NO ACCOUNT. Datescribe is free. Capture and library stamping are unlimited, at full quality, with no watermark. Datescribe does not claim photos are tamper-proof, certified, or court-admissible. The honest claim is the date, time and place are on the photo, and the photo is not altered otherwise.
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What's New in Datescribe

1.0.1

October 27, 2026

Stamping photos you already have now works for every photo your iPhone can open. Some photos, such as WebP images, HEIF files from other cameras and raw photos, used to fail. Their stamped copies are now saved as JPEG, or PNG when the photo has transparency, and keep the capture date, place and colour profile. If a photo still can't be stamped, the results show it with the reason. The location permission message is also clearer.

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