Open LightGPX before your shoot. Tap start. Slide the phone in your pocket and shoot for as long as you want. The phone records in the background. Screen off, no signal, airplane mode, doesn't matter.
Whenever you're finished. Lunch, sunset, midnight. Hit stop. The trip is saved. There is nothing else to do until you get home.
Pull the photos off your camera the way you always do. Open LightGPX on the Mac, create a project, point it at the folder. Every photo gets its GPS, written straight into the EXIF. Your favorite photo editor reads the location from there.
We're testing the app with a small group of selected early users. Drop your email and we'll reach out as new spots open.
To geotag your photos, the iOS app needs to be logging GPS while you shoot. The Mac app uses that log to write locations onto the photos later.
Doesn't matter. Your iPhone records GPS locally the whole time and sends it to your Mac the next time it sees Wi-Fi or cell.
Yes. It sits in your pocket. The screen can stay off, and it works in airplane mode.
Any digital camera. Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fuji, Leica. Your camera does not need GPS.
You take one photo of your iPhone's clock screen at the start of the shoot. The Mac app uses it to line your camera's clock up with the GPS trip.
GPS coordinates, written straight into the photo's EXIF. Your favorite photo editor reads the location from there.
Yes. GPS is written directly into the file's EXIF, in place.
On your iPhone, on your Mac, and in your own private encrypted account. No third-party analytics. No ads. No resale. Delete the account from inside the app and every point is gone.
Pricing is not final. The waitlist is free. We're aiming for a one-time purchase with an optional cloud tier.
We're inviting selected early users from the waitlist as new spots open. Drop your email and we'll reach out.