Timestamp It stamps date, time and GPS on photos for field teams. Free plan available, Pro from $5.75/month billed yearly. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Timestamp It is a timestamp camera app for iPhone, iPad, and Android that overlays the date, time, and location on photos. It is made by ShabzCo, LLC. The company says more than 700,000 field professionals and teams use it, and cites a 4.7 out of 5 rating across more than 5,300 App Store and Google Play reviews.
The app targets people who need photo records showing when and where work happened, including construction crews, real estate agents, private investigators, and property managers. Beyond stamping, it groups photos into projects, syncs them to the cloud, and produces share links and exported reports. The company also runs browser tools for photo metadata, GPS, and photo verification.
Stamping starts in the Photos tab. A user taps the camera button to take a new photo, or taps an existing photo in the grid to stamp one taken earlier. Each photo is overlaid with the date, time, location, and any other details set under Settings, Edit your Timestamp. The flow is the same on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Every stamped photo belongs to a project, such as a job site inspection or a construction progress log. Local projects stay on the device. Team projects sync to the cloud in the background, and teammates see new photos the next time their app refreshes. A cloud icon on each project card shows sync status. An account is free and required for teams and cross-device sync.
The stamp is customizable. Font, text color, date and time format, caption, and position can all be changed, and changes apply to later photos. Location stamps can show GPS coordinates or location names. Batch stamping lets a user select photos with taps and stamp up to 250 in one batch. An optional setting prompts users to delete unstamped originals, always with confirmation.
For sharing, a project can have a public read-only link, or be set to Private so only members can view it. Teams are created from the Projects tab, with members added by email. Photos can be bundled into a PDF report or zip archive. On iPhone and iPad, PDF, Excel, and ZIP export come with Pro and are listed as coming to Android.
Timestamp It is a timestamp camera app for iPhone, iPad and Android that overlays date, time and location on photos. It also organizes photos into projects and shares them with clients and teams. It is made by ShabzCo, LLC.
The Free plan costs $0 per month. Pro is $5.75 per month billed $69 yearly, and the site says yearly billing saves 36%. Teams uses volume pricing by team size, and the amount is not published.
Yes to both. The Free plan stamps unlimited photos, 3 at a time, and includes projects, cloud sync and share links. Pro offers a 7-day free trial.
It is built for people who document real-world work, including construction crews, real estate agents, private investigators and property managers. Its use cases center on inspections, progress photos and condition reports.
Yes. Select photos in the Photos tab with taps and stamp them in one go. A single batch holds up to 250 photos. The Free plan is limited to 3 at a time, while Pro removes that limit.
Open a project, go to Manage Project and turn on Share Link. This creates a public URL that shows the project read-only in a browser. Setting the project to Private limits access to members.
Yes. The app runs on iPhone, iPad and Android with the same stamping flow. StampCam and PDF, Excel and ZIP export are available on iPhone and iPad, and the site lists them as coming to Android.
Manage it where you subscribed: the App Store, Google Play, or the web through the Stripe customer portal. Canceling stops future renewals, and Pro access continues until the end of the current billing period.