GPS Map Camera vs Timestamp Camera

PREMIUM — PURCHASE REQUIRED: All features described below are part of Pro and require a purchase: a weekly or yearly auto-renewing subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Take photos that prove where and when they were taken. GPS Map Camera burns a location stamp — address, GPS coordinates, date, time and a map thumbnail — into the pixels of every shot, and writes the same fix into the JPEG's GPS EXIF, so your photo carries its evidence on its face and in its file. Most stamp cameras will quietly invent a reading rather than admit they lost the signal. GPS Map Camera is built for people whose photos get checked: when there is no usable GPS fix the stamp says so instead of guessing, horizontal accuracy in metres is printed right on the card, and manually labelled places are visibly marked as manual. What the stamp claims is what the device actually measured. WHAT YOU GET • A finished proof photo in one tap — address, coordinates, date, time and map already burned in before you leave the spot • GPS written into the file itself, so mapping and photo software places the shot exactly where you stood • Three stamp styles: Basic card, Advanced with decimal + DMS coordinates and altitude, Compact one-liner for clean shots • Saved places for recurring jobsites — the right label appears automatically whenever you are back inside its radius • A camera made for the field: 3×3 / 4×4 grids, full / 1:1 / 9:16 / 3:4 framing, self-timer, tap to focus, flash — and you drag the stamp to the corner you want • A built-in gallery of every capture, plus one-tap export to Photos with add-only permission PERFECT FOR • Contractors and site engineers documenting progress, defects and deliveries • Inspectors, surveyors and adjusters who need photos that stand up to review • Field service and delivery teams proving arrival at the right address • Anyone clocking in with a photo — the when and where are already on it WHY NOT JUST USE THE NORMAL CAMERA? Your iPhone already geotags photos — invisibly. That hidden metadata is stripped the moment the photo goes through most messengers, uploads and job platforms. A burned-in stamp survives every share, every compression, every screenshot, and can be read by a client or inspector without any special tool. GPS Map Camera gives you both: the visible stamp that survives, and the GPS metadata for software that respects it. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Location is used only while the app is open, your captures stay on your device, and the app only ever asks for add-only access to your Photos library — it cannot browse what is already there. Remember: a stamped photo reveals its own location, so share it deliberately. PREMIUM (PURCHASE REQUIRED) GPS Map Camera Pro unlocks the Advanced and Compact stamp styles, decimal + DMS coordinates and GPS altitude on the visible stamp, and removes the app mark from your exports. Full access is available as a weekly subscription, a yearly subscription, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Open it at the site gate, shoot once, and walk away with the proof already on the picture. Terms of Use: https://leanstudio.asia/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://leanstudio.asia/privacy-policy Support: support@leanstudio.asia

Lokmi is a timestamp camera for work. It puts the date, time, GPS location, street address and a small map on your photos and videos, the moment you take them. No ads. No account. No subscription. Pro is one payment, yours for life. WHY LOKMI - No ads, ever. Nothing pops up between your photos. - No subscription. The camera, the stamp, video, folders and PDF reports are free. Pro is one payment. - Opens straight on the camera. No sign-up, no setup. - See the stamp before you shoot. What you see is what you get. - Wrong address? Fix it after the shot. Pick a nearby address or type your own. - No signal? The date, time and GPS point are still saved. The address is added when you are back online. - The stamp is part of the image. It stays when you send the photo by text, WhatsApp or email. WHAT GOES ON THE PHOTO - Date and time, with time zone, in 12- or 24-hour time - GPS coordinates, in decimal or degrees - Street address - Small map with a pin - Your notes: type them, or say them and Lokmi writes them - Your company name and logo (Pro) You choose what to show. Three stamp styles, all free: Bottom Bar, Corner Card or Full Panel. BUILT FOR THE JOB SITE - PDF reports: turn a day of photos into a clean report for your client or boss. - Folders by job or site. Free and unlimited. - Before and after: two photos side by side in one image. - Stamped video with sound. - Sharp photos, with ultra-wide, wide and telephoto lenses (on phones that have them). - Print-safe stamp: it stays away from the edges, so it is not cut when you crop or print. - Optional: copy every new photo to your phone gallery. WHO USES LOKMI Contractors and construction crews • Roofing, HVAC and plumbing • Site inspections • Property managers and real estate • Insurance claims and adjusters • Delivery and installation proof • Surveying and field research • Landscaping and cleaning Send the client a photo that shows the job is done. Add a PDF report to your invoice. Keep a clean record of every site visit, with the date, time and place on every shot. LOKMI PRO: PAY ONCE, KEEP IT FOREVER - Your company name and logo on every photo and report - Reports with no photo limit (a free report holds up to 10 photos) and without the "Made with Lokmi" line - Client signatures on reports - Draw on photos: arrows, boxes and text - Stamp many gallery photos at once - Industry templates for 8 trades - Photo map: see all your photos on one map - Export to CSV, KMZ or Shapefile - Backup to your own Google Drive - Network time and integrity check: see if a photo is unchanged since capture One payment. No subscription. No ads. Ever. YOUR PHOTOS STAY YOURS Lokmi has no account and no cloud of its own. Your photos stay on your phone. To find the address and draw the map, Lokmi sends the GPS point, never the photo. Backup is off until you turn it on, and it goes to your own Google Drive. Questions or ideas? Tap "Get help" in the app. You talk to the developer, not a bot.