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Need to prove exactly where and when a photo was taken?
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
MeShot is a camera app for Android that records where and when a photo or video was taken by printing that data onto the frame. The developer lists its main users as drivers and couriers confirming deliveries, property inspectors and real estate listings, construction and site crews, travellers keeping a trip diary, and hikers logging routes.
The stamp is added automatically when you take the shot, so there is no editing step afterwards. The listing states that no account is required and that setup is minimal: you open the app and start shooting.
The build we hold is MeShot: GPS Camera & Geo Stamp 1.2.4 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Each stamp can be set up in several ways. You choose the date format, where the stamp sits on the image, and which pieces of information it shows. The listing also includes a set of pre-designed stamp styles for people who want a ready-made look.
A setup you like can be saved as a template and applied to later photos and videos. This keeps the same layout across a job or a trip without rebuilding it each time.
Inside the app you can switch between a realistic 3D Earth view and a flatter 2D map. The developer describes both as ways to see the surroundings of the place where a photo was taken.
The map view is a separate screen from the camera, so it is for looking at a location rather than for stamping a photo.
Everything the camera captures goes into a built-in gallery. Photos and videos are kept in separate albums, which makes it simpler to find a particular clip or image.
Stamped photos and videos can be shared directly from the app with friends, family or colleagues.
For delivery work, the stamp gives a time and location record for each drop-off photo. For property work, the listing describes showing a property with an accurate location stamp, or recording its condition with a verified date and coordinates. Construction teams can use it to record progress, site conditions and safety checks.
For personal use, a trip can become a geotagged photo diary, and a hike can be logged with the location of each viewpoint or moment.