WaypointCam

Source available on GitHub: https://github.com/AlsatianConsulting/WaypointCam WaypointCam is an Android field camera built for location-aware photo and video capture. It combines camera workflows, live telemetry overlays, waypoint mapping, and export tools in one app designed for real-world documentation. Capture what you see and where you were, all in a fast camera-first interface. Key features: - Photo and Video capture - Capture JPEG photos and videos with a clean, quick workflow - Switch between Photo, Video, and Map modes - Rear/front camera switching - Live telemetry HUD overlays - On-screen telemetry includes heading, pitch, yaw, roll, zoom, time, and coordinates - Photo output includes embedded HUD text and EXIF GPS when location is available - Video output includes a rendered HUD overlay and location metadata - Waypoint workflow - Create waypoints by long-press on the map - Add waypoints manually using LAT/LON, UTM, MGRS, or Address entry - View and manage waypoints alongside captured media markers - Show waypoint markers in camera view as AR-style overlays - Map tools - OpenStreetMap-based map workspace - Edit and remove waypoints - Clear waypoints and media markers when needed - Import and export - Import waypoint files - Export points as CSV, KML, or KMZ - Useful for field handoff, reporting, and GIS workflows - Camera and display controls - Configurable coordinate format: LAT/LON, UTM, MGRS - Measurement system options: Metric or Imperial - Time zone display: System or GMT/Zulu - Adjustable camera controls (where supported), including options like grid, timer, and stabilization - Reticle visibility toggle - Storage and output control - Choose your save folder with Android document tree picker - Default output path: DCIM/WaypointCam Who it’s for: WaypointCam is built for survey-style capture, field inspection, site documentation, operations, and any workflow where location context matters as much as the image itself. Permissions: Camera, microphone (for video audio), and location permissions are used to provide capture and geotagging features. You control permissions in Android settings at any time.