Keep the place visible, right on the photo.
Trustamp is a GPS camera for Android that brings together a map, location details and a timestamp in a customizable watermark. Record site visits, delivery stops and field work without a separate caption for every shot.
Check the template preview to see which fields will appear on your photo.
Include a map for visual context and an address for a readable location. Useful when several jobs or delivery stops look alike.
Show coordinates when a street address is not enough, such as an outdoor asset or a large work site. Review the device's location before capturing.
Add elevation and direction to the stamp for field documentation. These are device readings, not a substitute for professional surveying instruments.
Keep the time alongside location. Resize and reposition your watermark so it does not obscure the condition or object you are documenting.
Open Trustamp and allow camera and location access. Wait for a location reading and check the displayed address or coordinates before you shoot.
Choose a template with the map and location fields you need. Enable altitude or direction where available, then adjust the size and position in the preview.
Take your photo with the location stamp visible. Share the photo yourself, or select several shots in the gallery to create a PDF photo report.
Watermark mode puts readable information on your photo. Optional Witness mode registers time and location with Trustamp's server and provides a public lookup link. A witness record concerns time and location; it does not prove what appears in the picture.
For image integrity, optional C2PA signing adds a Content Credential to the original photo. Trustamp is built on the C2PA open standard; its signing certificate is currently self-issued while the Trust List application is in progress. A compatible verifier may report an untrusted issuer. Read what Content Credentials can establish.
A GPS map camera adds location information to the photos you take. Trustamp combines a visible date and time stamp with GPS details and an optional map, so a recipient can read the location on the picture itself.
Yes. Allow location access, choose the fields in your watermark template and check the preview before taking the photo. Available fields include date, time, address, coordinates, altitude and compass direction.
A visible watermark alone is not independent verification. GPS readings depend on your device and surroundings. Optional witnessing records time and location with the server; it does not independently establish that the GPS reading is accurate or verify the image pixels.
You can capture photos and local watermarks offline. GPS availability depends on the device and conditions. Map tiles and address lookup may need a connection; do not assume a fresh map or street address will load offline. Pending witness requests need connectivity to reach the server.
If you are looking for a geotag photo tool, distinguish location metadata inside a file from a visible location watermark. This guide covers the map and GPS details printed on the photo. Do not rely on hidden metadata surviving a messaging or social platform upload.
Proof of delivery photos help organize drop-off records. Inspection photos keep maintenance and property visits in context. For automatic date and time stamps, start with the Trustamp timestamp camera.