Muthari GPS Camera burns the project, the location on site, the date, the time and your GPS coordinates into the photograph itself — not into hidden file metadata, which the first forward strips away. Free, no account, and the pictures never leave your phone.
Your browser asks for camera and location only when you tap. Nothing is uploaded.
How it works
Name the job once. The project, the location on site, and who is capturing. It rides on every photo after that.
Add a remark, if this photo needs one. A line about what you are looking at — it is burned into this photograph and then cleared, so the next shot does not inherit it. Pin it if the same condition repeats.
Shoot. The stamp is drawn into the image as the photo is taken — coordinates, date, time, your remark and the names you typed. There is no editing step to forget.
Save, or build the report. Save one photo, save the lot, or turn the whole set into a single PDF report you can send.
What site teams use it for
Inspection and WIR evidence — a photograph the engineer can accept without asking where it was taken.
Progress and delay records — dated, located proof that survives being forwarded.
Snag and defect close-out — the before and the after, both stamped.
Material receipt — what arrived, where it was unloaded, and when.
Safety observations — the condition, the place and the hour, in one picture.
Why the stamp is burned in
Phone cameras record position as EXIF metadata, which is invisible in the picture and routinely removed in transit — messaging apps strip it, most email clients strip it, and exporting from a phone’s photo library can blank it. A burned stamp is part of the image. It survives every forward, because there is nothing left to strip.
Where the photos go
Nowhere. They are held in this page, on your device. We never receive them and there is no account holding them — which also means closing the tab discards them, so save the photos or build the report before you leave.
Starting the camera…
If nothing appears, allow camera access, or use Choose a photo below.
—
—
Finding your position…
0photos
Photos
Nothing yet. Every photo you take is stamped with the project, the location, any remark you added, the date, the time and your coordinates — burned into the picture itself.
Shoot first, save once. The shutter only takes the photo. Tap any thumbnail to save that one, Save all for the lot, or go straight to the PDF report.
Nothing leaves this phone. The photos are held in this page only. They are not uploaded and we never see them — which also means closing the tab discards them, so save or build the report before you leave.