# Ubimage: Where You Shot It — See your photos on the horizon

> See your photos on the horizon (iPhone/iPad app by sathia francesco musso.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ubimage-where-you-shot-it/id6794680448 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [sathia francesco musso](https://appshunter.io/developer/1809105547)
- Category: Travel, Photo & Video
- Price: Free
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 18.0 · 6 MB
- Languages: American English, Italian, European Spanish
- Released: 2026-08-20
- Data updated: 2026-10-08

## What is Ubimage?

Your photos remember exactly where you stood. Ubimage puts them back there.

Raise your phone and look at the landscape: the photos you have already taken appear as pins on the real horizon, each one where it was shot. The peak across the valley, the street two blocks away, the coastline you walked last summer. Distance and elevation are respected, so a mountain twenty kilometers out sits high and far, and a photo taken on the corner sits close and low.

WHAT IT DOES
Live camera view
Your geo-tagged photos and videos are anchored to the real landscape using the compass, the accelerometers and the altitude of the place they were taken.
Turn around and the pins stay where the places are.

Distance and elevation filters
Keep only what is far away, and the foreground clutter disappears. Isolate the summits, and everything below goes quiet. A histogram shows where your photos actually are, with the name of the place written above each bar.

Clusters that make sense
Photos and videos from the same place group into a single pin.
Photos in the same direction but at very different distances stay separate, so a town on the horizon is never mixed with a street around the corner.

Shot direction
Open a photo and the map shows a cone pointing where the camera was aimed, widened to the real angle of view of that shot. Panoramas open wide, telephoto shots stay narrow. Compare it with the cone showing where you are looking now.

Browse a place by facing
Open a spot you have shot many times and a flat compass filters its photos by the direction the camera was pointing. Scroll through only the ones shot looking a chosen way, S 174°, or the ones shot back toward where you are standing now.

Favorites and map
Mark the places worth returning to and see them all together on a map.

Photo details
Coordinates, altitude, distance, bearing and the difference in height between you and the shot, in your units. Coordinates can be copied with one tap and pasted into your trekking app of choice, so you can work out the best way to actually get there.

PRIVACY
Your photos never leave your phone. Ubimage has no account, no sign up and no server: it reads the location already stored in your own library and does the geometry on the device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked.

You can also give access to a selected set of photos only, and add more later from Settings.

MADE FOR
Hikers who want to know which summit they are looking at.
Tourists back in a city, finding the landmark they photographed last time and walking straight to it.
Anglers returning to the exact spot where they landed the big one: open water has no landmarks, but the photo taken on the boat does.
Climbers checking an approach they have already photographed.
Orienteers reading terrain against the map: a feature you have photographed comes back at its true bearing and distance, right on the landscape in front of you.
Anyone who has ten thousand photos and no memory of where half of them are.

LANGUAGES AND UNITS
English, Italian and Spanish, with metric or imperial units, chosen separately from the language so you can read in English and think in meters.

REQUIREMENTS
Your iPhone will do just fine. Photos need location data: if a photo was taken with location services turned off, Ubimage cannot place it.

## Is Ubimage safe?

Not enough ratings yet to assess Ubimage.

## Is Ubimage legit?

Ubimage: Where You Shot It has limited verification signals. The AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Ubimage is 58 out of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.


## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.0.5 — 2026-09-18

Behind the lens. In the explorer, when the app knows which way a photo was taken, a new 3D button flies the map to a satellite view of the terrain, centred on the spot where you stood and looking the way you were looking. Ridges, valleys, the lake you were shooting: the landscape of that photo, from above and behind your shoulder.

A small north indicator now sits above the bottom panel, in both the flat map and the 3D view, so you never lose your bearings while turning the map.

### 1.0.4 — 2026-09-17

Elevation filter, rebuilt. It now covers everything within your distance range, all around you, not only what the camera is looking at; the scale is in metres from where you stand, so a rooftop 150 m above you gets the room it deserves; and a place with photos at very different heights, like a skyscraper, is now one pin at the foot and one at the top.

The turn arrow also guides you when you look for a single photo from the map, and it is larger there.

Once in a while, after you have explored a few places, the app may ask you to rate it. Just once, and never on the first day.

### 1.0.3 — 2026-09-15

A turn arrow. When you have places around you but none in front of the camera, a glass arrow now points toward the nearest one and turns with you. It nudges while the phone is still and fades away as soon as a place enters the view.

Take a photo where you stand and it shows up right away, in the middle of the screen.

The distance filter now shows what lies beyond your range, greyed out, so you know there is more to see.

### 1.0.2 — 2026-09-13

A turn arrow. When you have places around you but none in front of the camera, a glass arrow now points left or right toward the nearest one. It nudges while the phone is still and fades away as soon as a place enters the view.

Fixed a freeze on launch that could hit large iCloud photo libraries after a few weeks without opening the app, and that only a reinstall would clear.

More accurate pin placement toward the edges of the screen.

### 1.0.1 — 2026-08-25

Just bug fixes

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