Stampo: GPS Photo Stamp app analytics for October 7

Stampo turns your phone into a field documentation camera for insurance adjusters, contractors, inspectors and anyone who needs proof of when and where a photo was taken. Every photo is stamped with: - Network-verified time, not just your phone's clock - GPS coordinates and accuracy - The street address at the location - The project the photo belongs to Photos file themselves. You make a project once — a claim, a site, a building — and every photo you take goes into that project, in a folder for the day it was taken. A new day opens a new folder on its own, so a week on site comes out already sorted by date. Rename any folder to whatever the job is really called and the photos stay where they are. Key features: - Projects: one per claim or site, named by you or numbered automatically - A folder per day, created on the first photo, renameable - Trusted time: the timestamp comes from a network time check, not the device clock, so it cannot be backdated by mistake - Front and rear camera, with flash control - Pinch to zoom, fast shutter, instant preview - Select, share or move photos, and move whole folders between projects - English and Spanish, matching your phone's language Privacy first: everything stays on your device. Stampo only connects to the internet to fetch network time and resolve the address of a capture — no ads, no tracking, no account required. Built for: insurance adjusters documenting claims, general contractors and subcontractors tracking job progress, home inspectors, and anyone who needs a timestamped, geotagged photo record.