PhotoGPX

PhotoGPX adds a place to photos that do not have one. A watch, a bike computer, or an app records where you were. The camera records when you took the photo. PhotoGPX turns that into a position and writes it into the original in your library. No copies. How it works 1. Choose a GPX file. You can also open it from another app, for example Garmin Explore. 2. The app selects photos from the time of the route. If that window is empty, you pick any photos from the library. 3. Correct the camera clock with the buttons, or point to where one photo was taken. The rest follow. 4. Check the result on the map. Several photos in one spot appear as a single pin with a count. 5. Save the location into the photos. A photo taken just before you started recording, or just after you stopped, can be included by hand. It gets the position of the start or the finish. The free version saves 20 photos per 30 days and shows a banner. PhotoGPX Pro is a one-time purchase: it removes the limit and the ads. Photos and the GPX file stay on the phone. No account is required.

Improvements and bug fixes.