Photos that show where and when.

1. Open Stampkite. The camera opens straight away and finds your location.
2. Take the photo. The address, coordinates, time and map are stamped onto the photo.
3. Keep it in order. Photos go to your gallery and to the active project folder, numbered in order.

Yes. Stamped photos are free and unlimited, with no watermark, using the Classic and Minimal templates in any corner and one project folder. Pro adds unlimited folders, PDF photo reports, your company logo, the Report template and no ads. You can also make one PDF report for each short video you choose to watch.

Yes. GPS works without a connection, so the stamp shows the coordinates, date and time. The street address and the map need internet.

No. Photos, locations and folder names stay on your phone and are never uploaded to Tinyfair. To show the address and the map, the phone asks the address service on your phone and downloads map tiles for the area around you, as described in the privacy policy.

In your gallery, in Pictures/Stampkite, with the GPS position and time in the EXIF data. You can choose to also save the original photo without the stamp.

No. Location is used only while the app is open, to stamp your photos. Stampkite has no background location permission.

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Location

Your GPS position is read only while the app is open, to stamp your photos. It is written onto the photo and into its EXIF data on your phone. Stampkite has no background location permission and never sends your location to Tinyfair.

Address

To turn the position into a street address, the app uses the Android Geocoder, the location service built into your phone (provided by Google on most phones). Android sends the coordinates to that service to look up the address, so it needs internet. Offline, the stamp shows the coordinates only.

Map

The small map comes from OpenFreeMap (openfreemap.org), with map data from OpenStreetMap contributors. The phone downloads the map tiles around your location. The map server receives these tile requests, which show the rough area, and your IP address like any web request, but no photo, account or identifier from the app.

Photos

Taken with the camera only while the camera screen is open, and saved to your gallery in Pictures/Stampkite, with the GPS position and time in the EXIF data. If you turn it on, the original photo without the stamp is saved too. Photos are never uploaded to Tinyfair or passed to the ad SDK. Where you share them next is up to you.

Project folders

Folder names and photo numbers are saved on your phone.

PDF reports

Made on your phone from the photos you pick. Nothing is uploaded.

Company logo

Chosen with the Android photo picker, so the app cannot see the rest of your gallery, and kept in the app's private storage on your phone.

Settings

Your stamp template, corner, units and other settings are saved on your phone.

Purchases

Handled by Google Play; we never see your payment details.

Permissions: Camera, to take photos while the camera screen is open. Location (precise and approximate), only while the app is in use, to stamp the position and address; no background location. Notifications, only for one reminder 2 days before a Pro free trial ends. No contacts, microphone, storage or photos and media permission; the company logo is chosen with the Android photo picker. Internet is used for the address lookup, map tiles, ads, purchases, crash reports and the settings file described above, never to upload your photos. Google's ad and purchase libraries add the advertising ID, network state and billing permissions.

Read the full Stampkite privacy policy