In a feed full of AI-generated pictures, yours still carries proof that it really happened.
Every photo keeps the time and place it was taken, the elevation of the place, and the weather of that moment. Who gets to see it is up to you.
Location, elevation and weather are matched to the coordinates and capture time, for reference only
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Each one is useful on its own. Together they are why a photo here is harder to fake, and easier to find again.
Time, place, elevation and the weather of that moment are stored with the photo and shown in its evidence panel, so a viewer can check where and when it happened instead of taking your word for it.
For travellers keeping a record they can trust, and photographers who need to prove a picture is genuine.
A photo's coordinates put it on the world map. Zoom out for the whole world, zoom in on one district, and see what was really photographed there.
For planning a trip from photos people actually took, and for finding everything shot around one place.
A circle is a private group - family, travel companions, a club. Publish into it and only its members see the photo, with the same evidence attached.
Some moments were never meant for the whole internet.
Nothing to fill in by hand. Publish the photo, and the platform adds where it was taken, how high that place sits and what the weather was doing.
Pick your photos, write something if you like, then publish. The coordinates and the capture time come from the photo itself.
Coordinates become a place name, an elevation and the weather of that hour - model estimates matched to the capture, for reference only.
Find the photo by its place, then open the evidence panel for the whole picture.
Not a guess and not a reconstruction - the photo's own coordinates, read back into a place, an elevation and an hour of weather.
Elevation and weather are model estimates matched to the coordinates and the capture time, not on-site measurements.
All three are published on Trueye. The place and the elevation come from the photo's own coordinates, not from copy written by hand, and a value that cannot be resolved is left out rather than filled in.
Taken on the other side of the world, and it still knows where it was standing.
An ordinary afternoon has a place too, and the photo keeps it.
Even a seaside sunset has an elevation, and the number came with the photo.
Publish one photo and see what evidence it keeps. You can publish to everyone, or only into a circle you choose.
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