
TimeCraft WaterMark Camera
Add time, location & weather to every photo
TimeCraft WaterMark Camera launched on June 21, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Today we're launching TimeCraft WaterMark Camera — for anyone who needs photos that prove where and when something happened. One tap adds time, date, GPS, address, weather, and editable work fields. Choose from 300+ templates for construction, inspections, field visits, travel, and more. Batch watermark multiple photos in one go. Privacy-first: all photo processing happens on your device. Your photos never leave your phone. Available on iOS & Android. We'd love your feedback and support! 🙏
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