The best Timestamp Camera alternative
Timestamp Camera stamps the date, time, and GPS onto a photo and hands it back to your camera roll. Timestamp It does that too, then files it under the job, syncs it to your crew, and turns the set into a PDF your client can keep.
Timestamp Camera is a well-regarded stamping app on iPhone and Android, rated 4.8/5 across 33K ratings, with a one-time Pro unlock. It stamps the moment of capture and leaves the photo in your camera roll.
Built for field crews — not retrofitted from generic software
The stamp is the easy part
Burning date, time, and GPS into a photo is table stakes, and Timestamp Camera does it well. The work that actually eats your evening is everything after: sorting, naming, finding, and sending.
Photos land in a project, not a camera roll
Tag the job once and every photo from that session files itself. Two months later you search by project, date range, or location instead of scrolling a year of thumbnails.
Your crew's photos arrive in the same place
Send an invite link and everyone's captures sync into one shared project in real time. No end-of-day group chat, no one forwarding forty images.
A deliverable, not a folder
Export a stamped PDF report or a ZIP of the originals, or send a share link that opens in any browser. The person receiving it needs no app and no account.
Super easy to get started
Capture on site
Open Timestamp It on iPhone or Android, snap the photo, and the date, time, and GPS are stamped automatically before you put your phone away.
Organize by project
Photos drop into the project you tagged. Stamps stay on the image, EXIF stays intact, and projects sync across every device on your account.
Share with one link
Send a project link to a client, export a PDF report, or hand off a ZIP. No account required for the person you're sharing with.
Same proof on the pixel, plus a record behind it
Both apps burn the capture time and coordinates into the image and take the time from the network rather than the device clock, so a changed phone clock cannot fake it. Timestamp It additionally keeps the original EXIF intact and records a SHA-256 fingerprint of the file, so a specific image can be checked later rather than merely asserted.
Get started free- Date, time, and GPS burned into the pixels at capture
- Time taken from the network, not the phone's clock
- Original EXIF preserved underneath the stamp
- SHA-256 fingerprint recorded, verifiable by anyone at /verify
Everything after the shutter
This is the whole difference. A stamping app finishes when the photo is saved; a documentation app is just getting started. Projects, sync, and export are what turn a pile of stamped images into something you can hand to a general contractor, an adjuster, or a homeowner.
Get started free- Unlimited projects with address, cover photo, and notes
- Search by project, date range, or location
- Cloud sync across iPhone, Android, and the web dashboard
- Offline capture that syncs the moment signal returns
Built for a crew, not just a phone
Invite teammates with a link and their photos flow into the same shared project as they shoot. Office staff review and export from the web dashboard without installing anything, and clients open a share link in a browser.
Get started free- One-click invite links for crew members
- Real-time sync of new photos across every device
- Web dashboard for office staff who never capture in the field
- Public share links that need no account to open
Why crews switch from Timestamp Camera
Contractors closing out a job
Daily progress under one project, then a stamped PDF for the GC or homeowner the day you finish, instead of an evening spent assembling one.
Insurance and restoration
Damage captured with verified time and GPS, exported as a report an adjuster will accept without asking when the photos were taken.
Property and field teams
Several people documenting several sites, with everything landing in the right project automatically and visible from the office the same day.
How Timestamp It compares to Timestamp Camera
Timestamp It vs Timestamp Camera: frequently asked
Keep the stamp. Lose the camera roll.
Same date, time, and GPS burned into every photo — then organized by job, synced to your crew, and exported as a report your client will keep. Free to start, no credit card.