GPS timestamp camera

A GPS Timestamp Camera That Doesn't Trust Your Phone's Clock

Verified time from the network, coordinates with their accuracy radius, the resolved street address — sealed into every photo and checkable by anyone.

The distinction that matters

Every timestamp camera writes a date. Almost none of them check it.

The app stores are full of free stamping cameras, and they all work the same way: read the clock, read the GPS, draw the result on the picture. That is fine until the date is the thing being questioned — and then the whole record rests on a clock the photographer could have set to anything, in a file any editor could have rewritten. GeoCliks verifies the time against our servers, seals the image so edits are detectable, and gives the photo a code a third party can look up without asking you for anything.

GPS Timestamp Camera App — Verified Time & Location

A timestamp camera that verifies the time against the network instead of the phone clock, and stamps GPS coordinates and street address into every photo.