Free · Ad-free · Android

Every photo, stamped with where and when.

GPS Camera Snap burns the reverse-geocoded address, coordinates, local time and a live map right onto your shot — and writes the GPS into the photo's EXIF. One tap, straight to your gallery.

See how it works Coming soon to Android
  • No ads. Ever.
  • No accounts, no tracking
  • Photos never leave your phone

Field features

Everything you need on the frame

Six things GPS Camera Snap does, and nothing you didn't ask for.

Address & coordinates

The reverse-geocoded street address plus exact latitude/longitude, burned into a clean strip across the bottom.

Local-time timestamp

Date and time in your device's locale and timezone — no ambiguity about when the shot was taken.

Keyless mini-map

A little OpenStreetMap thumbnail marks the spot. No API key, no billing, no cloud project — and it's always optional.

GPS in the EXIF

The same coordinates and time are embedded in the JPEG's metadata, so maps and photo tools read the location natively.

Straight to your gallery

Finished photos land in DCIM/GPS Camera Snap — browse, open, or delete them from the strip inside the app.

Live preview overlay

See the address, coordinates and map update in real time before you shoot, so what you frame is what you get.

Privacy

Privacy isn't a feature.
It's the whole point.

Rexstart runs no servers that receive your data. There's no account, no analytics, no tracker, and nothing to sell — because we never collect anything in the first place.

  • No ads. Ever.
  • No accounts, no tracking.
  • Your photos never leave your phone.
  • We never collect or store your data.

Two features need the internet and send only the coordinate they need, when you use them: the address lookup (Android's geocoder, usually Google on most phones) and the map thumbnail (OpenStreetMap tiles). Those providers receive the coordinate under their own privacy policies — we don't receive or store any of it. The full policy ships inside the app — read the full Privacy Policy or the Terms of Service.

How it works

Three taps, done

  1. 1

    Point & shoot

    The shutter unlocks the moment GPS locks on. Frame your shot and tap.

  2. 2

    It gets stamped

    Address, coordinates, time and map are composited onto the photo and written to EXIF.

  3. 3

    Saved to your gallery

    The finished photo appears in DCIM/GPS Camera Snap, ready to share — or delete.

A genuinely free, ad-free GPS camera.

No catch, no upsell. Coming soon to Android.

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