Solocator - GPS Field Camera
Solocator - GPS Field Camera App Info
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App Name
Solocator - GPS Field Camera
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Price
0.99
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Developer
Civi Corp
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Category
Photography -
Updated
2025-12-18
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Version
2.7.7
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start using Solocator for the first time?
Download and open Solocator, grant necessary location permissions, then customize your overlay settings in the app's main menu to begin capturing geotagged photos.
Can I use both front and back cameras with Solocator?
Yes, Solocator supports both front and rear cameras. Switch between them in the camera interface by tapping the camera toggle icon.
How do I overlay GPS and other location data onto my photos?
Go to Settings > Overlays, select the data types you want (GPS, altitude, bearing), and enable overlay options before taking a photo.
Can I customize the format of the location information displayed?
Yes, in Settings > Overlay Options, you can choose coordinate formats like decimal, DMS, UTM, or MGRS for display on your photos.
How does Solocator handle photo organization and export?
Photos are sorted by time, location, and project name. Export options include KML, KMZ, CSV, and sharing via cloud services or email from the Sharing menu.
What additional features does the Industry Pack provide?
The Industry Pack unlocks project management tools, custom filename creation, watermark editing, batch editing, and adds more overlay options like street address and elevation.
How do I connect Solocator to my cloud storage?
Navigate to Settings > Cloud Integration, select your service (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.), log in, and configure upload preferences to automatically save photos.
Are there subscription or in-app purchase costs for extra features?
Yes, the Industry Pack is an in-app purchase. Other advanced features like GPS refinement may require device upgrades or specific hardware support.
What should I do if my GPS data isn't accurate?
Use the 'Refine & Lock GPS' feature in Settings, ensure good satellite reception, and consider switching to 'Compact Mode' for better precision during data collection.
