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Prove when & where you took every photo with a GPS location & timestamp camera.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
GPS Map Camera is a camera app that writes date, time, street address and a map onto each picture when you take it. The stamp is part of the image, so it stays with the photo when you text, email or print it. The listing aims it at contractors, handymen, renters, landlords, homeowners, delivery drivers, farmers, hikers and hunters.
The time comes from the network rather than the phone's own clock, and the listing says fake GPS and mock location apps are detected. For teams that need verifiable photo codes and team management, the same developer offers a separate Enterprise edition.
The build we hold is GPS Map Camera - Job Timestamp 1.9.40 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Stamps come in five templates: Advanced, Classic, Date & Time, Scan Location and Navigation Compass. Advanced lets you choose which fields show. Classic fills in its stamp details automatically. Date & Time prints a large clock for crew check-ins, Scan Location adds a QR code that opens the exact spot on a map, and Navigation Compass shows heading, altitude and magnetic field. Stamp fields can be set to automatic or manual.
Weather in °F, wind and humidity can go into the stamp next to the GPS position, which the listing suggests for hail, storm damage or rainy days. Compass heading and coordinates help you retake the same shot later. The camera itself offers grid, aspect ratio, front and selfie cameras, flash, focus, mirror, timer, a dashcam level, capture sound, scenes and filters. The volume button can take the picture, which the listing notes works with gloves on. A QR code scanner is included.
You enter your logo, company name, project name and phone number one time, and they appear on every job photo after that. A chosen timestamp template stays as the default. You can also save a job site under a name such as a client surname, so every photo taken there is tagged with that name instead of the nearest street.
Photos are numbered automatically, so a set of 40 can be checked for gaps.
Each stamped photo can be saved automatically to Google Drive or OneDrive, or emailed to a client or office inbox as it is taken. The share screen opens straight after the shot, so a photo can be texted before you leave the site. An unstamped original is kept alongside every stamped copy.
The camera, your saved logo and project name, and PDF reports are free. Premium removes ads and the app's own watermark, so the stamped photos carry your business name rather than the developer's.
Reporting mode gathers a day's job photos into one branded PDF with your logo, a title and remarks. Report details are saved, so later reports take less setup. Only photos taken inside the app can be added, so each page carries a time stamp. A report can be sent as a PDF or as an image that opens on any phone.