Timestamp Camera vs StampShot

Markio is a timestamp camera app that helps you add time, date, GPS location, address, compass information, and custom watermarks to your photos and videos. Whether you are recording work progress, field visits, site inspections, travel moments, delivery records, or daily notes, Markio makes it easy to capture and share photos and videos with useful time and location details. Key Features • Add timestamps to photos and videos Capture photos or record videos with time, date, address, and GPS information. • GPS and address watermarks Display address, latitude, longitude, and location details when location permission is enabled. • Multiple watermark templates Choose from different timestamp and location templates for work, travel, field records, and daily use. • Custom watermark editing Edit text, font size, font color, background transparency, and watermark position. • Flexible watermark placement Move the watermark to different positions to match your photo or video layout. • Compass display Show compass information on the camera screen for direction reference during field use. • Timer camera Use 3-second, 5-second, or 10-second countdown capture for hands-free shooting. • Portrait and landscape support Capture photos and videos in both vertical and horizontal orientations. • Save and share easily Save watermarked media to your device and share it with others directly. Useful For Markio is useful for work records, field reports, construction site photos, property management, attendance photos, delivery records, travel memories, daily photo notes, and location-based documentation. Privacy Markio uses camera, photo library, microphone, and location permissions only to provide app features such as capturing photos and videos, saving media, and adding location-based watermarks. Your photos and videos are processed on your device unless a specific online feature is clearly disclosed. Feedback and Support If you enjoy using Markio, we would appreciate your rating on the App Store. For questions, suggestions, or support, please contact us at: cchucklesrescue@gmail.com Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/timestampmark-privacy-policy User Agreement: https://sites.google.com/view/timestampmark-terms-of-use

Take photos that hold up. StampShot burns the real date, time, GPS position and address into the picture itself the instant you press the shutter — then signs the result with a key that never leaves your device, so anyone can check the photo was not touched afterwards. Built for people whose photos are evidence: contractors documenting site progress, couriers proving delivery, adjusters recording damage, property managers logging inspections. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT - Live capture only. StampShot never adds stamps to existing photos — that's the whole point. - The stamp is pixels, not a sticker. There is no layer to remove and no screen to edit time or location, before or after shooting. - Tamper check built in. Each photo carries a SHA-256 fingerprint signed by your device (Secure Enclave on supported iPhones). The Verify screen turns green only if every pixel and every stamped field still match. - Clock honesty. If the device clock disagrees with GPS time at capture, the photo says so — right on the stamp. EVERYTHING IS FREE - Unlimited stamped photos, all data fields, signing and verification - All 6 stamp templates, with project, operator and note fields - Project album, photo details with map, save to your photo library - PDF reports with no photo limit, no footer, and your company name and logo on the cover PREFER IT QUIET? There is one banner ad at the bottom of the screen. A single purchase removes it for good — it unlocks nothing, because nothing is locked. Family Sharing included. No subscription. No account. No tracking, and the app never asks for the ad tracking permission. Every feature works offline; only the banner needs a connection. Your photos never leave your phone unless you share them. Honest limits: a green check proves the photo and its stamped fields have not changed since a device running StampShot signed them. It does not certify who took the photo, and it is not a notarized document.