Fieldstamp: Timestamp Camera

Fieldstamp is a timestamp camera for work photos. Every photo gets the date and time, the street address, GPS coordinates and your label burned right into the image, so anyone you send it to can see when and where it was taken, without opening any details.

Free, with no ads
- Take photos, stamp time, address, coordinates and a label, save and share: all free, forever
- No ads, no subscription, nothing pops up while you are shooting

Never lose a photo
- Every photo is saved to your phone's gallery as well as inside the app
- If the app is closed right after the shutter, the photo is recovered the next time you open it
- If saving fails, the photo is kept and you can retry

Made for the field
- Full-screen viewfinder with a big shutter; shoot several photos in a row without waiting
- What you see is what gets saved: the stamp on screen is drawn exactly as on the photo
- Hold the phone sideways for landscape photos, even with rotation lock on
- Address in the local style, refreshed as you move; old addresses are never stamped on a new site
- Works offline: the photo is still taken, with "Location unavailable" instead of a wrong place
- Flash, tap to focus, pinch to zoom
- Four date formats, English and Japanese

Send them on
- Select several photos and share them to any app at once
- View, zoom and delete photos in the app (copies in your phone's gallery are kept)

Fieldstamp Pro (one-time purchase)
- Stamp position, size, color and background
- More date formats (weekday, UTC offset)
- Your company or site logo on the stamp
- Number each photo (No.1, No.2 ...)
- Save labels and switch with one tap

Notes
- The time comes from your phone's clock. Fieldstamp does not prove that a photo has not been altered.
- Location is used only when you turn it on. To look up the address, the coordinates are sent to your phone's map service (Google). Photos themselves are never uploaded.

Recent changes:
First release.