Problem solved

Current solutions like Google Lens or general chatbots often return visually similar but geographically wrong results or confidently incorrect guesses. This tool provides a specialized, evidence-based geolocation service that works on stripped metadata and delivers transparent reasoning, confidence levels, and verifiable maps, solving the problem of reliable photo location identification.

Use cases

• Identifying the location of a travel photo without GPS data
• Tracing the place in an old family photograph
• Verifying the setting of a screenshot from a video or social media
• Geolocating images for journalism, open-source intelligence, or research
• Solving location puzzles or identifying mysterious internet photos
• Satisfying curiosity about a place seen in a picture

Audience

• Hobbyists
• Researchers
• Content Creators

Pros

• Free tier with no sign-up required
• Works without GPS or EXIF data
• Transparent reasoning with visual clues and evidence report
• Privacy-conscious: auto-deletes photos within 24 hours, never uses for training
• Provides confidence levels and precision labels for honest estimates

Cons

• Limited to 5 free analyses per week
• May fail on images with few distinguishing clues (returns 'not enough evidence')
• Coordinates are estimates at city, district, or street level, not exact GPS
• No public API for programmatic access
• Relies on AI model accuracy, which can vary with image quality