Where Bee — App Store rankings
INDIEGOWEB LTD · Photo & Video · View on the App Store
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The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Where Bee stamps every site photo with the facts that matter — time, GPS position, altitude, compass bearing, street address, and your own project details — burned directly into the image at full resolution. The original photo's EXIF data stays intact. Take a photo or pick one from your library. Review the stamp. Save it to Photos, already labeled and ready to send. WHAT GETS STAMPED - Capture time and GPS coordinates, recorded the moment you shoot — never editable - Altitude and compass bearing - Reverse-geocoded street address - Project name, client, custom fields, and photo notes - A small map tile showing exactly where the photo was taken - Your own logo BUILT FOR THE JOB - Projects — group photos by job site, each with its own numbering, custom fields, and default stamp style - Batch stamp up to 100 photos from your library at once - A running photo log per project, with one-tap re-stamp if you change the style later - CSV and KML export for every project - A PDF site report with a numbered overview map and two photos per page - A "Take a site photo" Action Button / Shortcut that opens straight to camera on your last project WHY IT'S DIFFERENT Where Bee runs entirely on your device. No account, no backend, no analytics, no third-party services — every capability comes from Apple's own frameworks. Buy once, use forever. Where Bee documents a photo with the time and position your device recorded at capture. It is not a substitute for legal or professional certification. Available in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, and Greek.
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