A stamp that stays with the file.
The date, time, and selected timezone are burned into saved photos and video frames. The video timestamp advances as you record.
Save photos and videos with the date, time and current location visible in the file. Choose readable place text, coordinates, or both.
Quick capture for site visits, progress updates, travel notes, and any photo or video where the time matters.
The date, time, and selected timezone are burned into saved photos and video frames. The video timestamp advances as you record.
Choose a nearby mapped place or address, coordinates with accuracy, or both. Both appear by default. Capture waits for a current location.
Add a short note. Change the stamp’s date style, font, color, size, background, spacing, line order, and position. Your choices stay ready for next time.
TraceStamp works without an account or an upload step. Photos and videos go to your device’s gallery. No ads compete with the moment you’re trying to capture.
Choose how the current location appears and customize the stamp’s look.
Switch between Photo and Video. See the stamp as you frame the shot.
Find captures in your gallery, open the last one, or share it from the app.
Get the signed APK from the official public GitHub release. The page includes a checksum so you can verify your download.
Download the APKFree · No ads · Android 10 or newer · Pixel 8a tested
Download the latest .apk file.
Open the file on your Android device.
If Android asks, allow installs from that browser or file manager, then install.
Not yet. This first release is a directly downloadable Android APK. Store publishing and iOS may follow later.
Captures are saved on your device. Nearby place names and mapped addresses use an online lookup; the device address service is a fallback. Coordinates can still be stamped when a place lookup is unavailable.
No. This version requires a current location for every photo and video. You can show the address, coordinates, or both. Check the stamp before sharing because it can reveal where you were.
It needs Android 10 or newer. The first release has been tested on a Pixel 8a; camera behavior can vary across devices.