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EasyGeotag
GPS tracks for your photos — private, on your Apple devices
EasyGeotag connects photo shutter times with GPS tracks your iPhone logged. Record on iPhone, then match on Mac or iPad. See distance to the nearest fix, interpolate bursts, and write coordinates, altitude, and places into JPEG, HEIC, and RAW. Open a Garmin or GPX in the same workspace. Private by default: no account or analytics. Backups before writes. Five photos free. $14.99 unlocks Mac, iPad, and iPhone with Family Sharing. Requires macOS 15, iPadOS 18, or iOS 18. — Trupo Software
Hook: your camera knows when; your iPhone knows where. The app matches iPhone (or GPX) tracks to photo folders on Mac and iPad and writes location + place names into JPEG / HEIC / RAW — privately, on device.
Why we built it: most “wrong” geotags are clock problems. So the panel is about time offset, timezones, match confidence, and interpolation — then a clear confirm sheet before anything is written (backups on by default).
Pricing: 5 photos free, then $14.99 once with Family Sharing across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. No account, no analytics.
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About EasyGeotag on Product Hunt
“GPS tracks for your photos — private, on your Apple devices”
EasyGeotag was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #42 on the daily leaderboard. EasyGeotag connects photo shutter times with GPS tracks your iPhone logged. Record on iPhone, then match on Mac or iPad. See distance to the nearest fix, interpolate bursts, and write coordinates, altitude, and places into JPEG, HEIC, and RAW. Open a Garmin or GPX in the same workspace. Private by default: no account or analytics. Backups before writes. Five photos free. $14.99 unlocks Mac, iPad, and iPhone with Family Sharing. Requires macOS 15, iPadOS 18, or iOS 18. — Trupo Software
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Trupo Software
Hey Product Hunt 👋
EasyGeotag is live on the App Store today.
Hook: your camera knows when; your iPhone knows where. The app matches iPhone (or GPX) tracks to photo folders on Mac and iPad and writes location + place names into JPEG / HEIC / RAW — privately, on device.
Why we built it: most “wrong” geotags are clock problems. So the panel is about time offset, timezones, match confidence, and interpolation — then a clear confirm sheet before anything is written (backups on by default).
Pricing: 5 photos free, then $14.99 once with Family Sharing across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. No account, no analytics.
Links: https://easygeotag.app · https://apps.apple.com/app/id680...
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— Trupo Software / EasyGeotag