CoyoCam

GPS field camera for iPhone

Every photograph says where, when and which way.

CoyoCam stamps the address, coordinates, accuracy, bearing and time onto the picture — and keeps the untouched original, so the stamp can be turned off, changed or redrawn at any time.

Coming soon to the App Store

What it does

Made for site visits, inspections, surveys and anyone whose photographs have to prove where they were taken.

A stamp that tells the truth

Address, coordinates in decimal, DMS, UTM or MGRS, accuracy, true bearing, altitude, time, note, tags, folder and job number. A reading the phone did not take is left out, never shown as zero.

Accuracy you can see

The camera shows the fix as it is — good, weak or approximate — so you know what the photograph will record before you press the shutter.

The original is never touched

The stamp is drawn on a copy. Turn it off for one photograph, change its fields or size, and every stamp is redrawn from the original.

KMZ, CSV and ZIP

Open a survey in Google Earth with points, field-of-view cones and the photographs in place; take the table to Excel; send the stamped pictures with their GPS intact.

Coordinate lock

Shooting one object from several sides? Lock the position and every photograph in the series carries the same point.

Compass and GPS

True-north compass, altitude, speed and coordinates in every format, ready to copy.

How it works

Open the app and it is a camera. Nothing to set up first.

  1. Shoot

    Photographs and video, with the readings taken at the moment of the shutter.

  2. Sort

    One feed, with folders when you need them — chosen before the shot or applied afterwards.

  3. Check

    Every photograph on a map, with its address and readings one tap away.

  4. Send

    A single picture, the original, its coordinates as text, or a whole survey as KMZ, CSV or ZIP.

Paid once, nothing else

No subscription, no ads

CoyoCam is a one-time purchase. Every feature is open, and nothing of ours is ever drawn on your photographs — the only watermark is the one you type.

Your photographs stay yours

No account, no cloud, no analytics. Photographs and positions stay on your iPhone until you share them.