Geo vs Frameshotter

Geo-Quest: Explore, Collect, Contribute Geo-Quest is a mobile app for collecting high-quality ground reference data to improve AI models and remote-sensing applications. Whether you are a scientist, a researcher, or an outdoor enthusiast, Geo-Quest turns your field observations into valuable datasets for the global community. Embark on Quests and Collect Data Join different campaigns focused on gathering essential information from the ground. Using your phone’s built-in sensors, including the camera, GPS, gyroscope, and accelerometer, Geo-Quest enhances data collection with cutting-edge features such as augmented reality. Examples of Quests - Tree-Quest – Measure individual tree attributes like diameter, height, and species to estimate aboveground biomass. - Forest-Quest – Assess forest plots by measuring their basal area for ecological studies. - Crop Capture – Record crop types, locations, and parcel boundaries on satellite imagery. Contribute to the ESA-funded WorldCereal project, supporting high-resolution global crop mapping. Offline Mode and Open Data No internet? No problem. Store satellite imagery, collect data offline, and upload it later. Your contributions are shared on the quest’s web platform and are openly available for the global community. Download Geo-Quest today and start making a difference, one field observation at a time.

Frameshotter lets you extract high-quality still frames from any video in your photo library. Features: • Free for SDR - No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions • Frame-by-frame navigation - Move forward or backward one frame at a time for precise selection • Quick scrubbing - Drag the timeline to quickly find the perfect moment • HDR support* - Preserve HDR quality when extracting frames from HDR videos. *Paid Upgrade • Full resolution - Frames are saved at the original video resolution • Simple and fast - Select a video, find your frame, save to Photos • Privacy first - Works entirely on your device, no data collection Perfect for capturing that split-second moment from a video, creating thumbnails, or saving memorable frames as photos.