PhotoGeoMap map interface screenshot

About PhotoGeoMap

Every photo has a place, and every place has a story.

PhotoGeoMap was created to make location memories easier to see, edit, share, and discuss. Instead of hiding GPS data inside photo files, the app brings those moments back onto a real map.

Our mission

Make photo albums feel alive on a map.

We build PhotoGeoMap for travelers, families, creators, local communities, and businesses that need more than a static gallery. A good photo often starts with where it happened, so the map becomes the first way to explore the memory.

Place first Photos, albums, comments, and routes stay connected to real locations.
Simple sharing Shared maps and member spaces can be viewed by the people you choose.
Member ownership Each member can keep private albums, share with friends, or publish selected spaces.
Auto location Reads EXIF GPS from photos
Album maps Each album can be shared
Community Discuss public and shared albums
WordPress storage Users and media stay manageable

What we build

A landing-page experience, inside the About page.

The About page includes the same product story as the landing page: upload photos, create album maps, browse by marker, and share a visual map with others.

PhotoGeoMap map, markers, clusters, and image slider

Interactive map browsing

Photos appear as markers and clusters on the map, with a photo slider for quick visual navigation.

PhotoGeoMap upload screen

Easy upload

Members can upload photos, add comments, choose albums, and refine location records from the dashboard.

PhotoGeoMap share menu

Flexible sharing

Share albums with public viewers, friends, or private member spaces depending on the story.

Who it helps

Built for real-world photo stories.

Travel journals, family memories, local guides, golf records, restaurants, studios, and real estate albums can all become map-based stories.

Public PhotoGeoMap map view

Travel memories

Open an album and see the full trip as places, not just a timeline.

PhotoGeoMap community preview cards

Community albums

Members can publish albums and discuss them with visitors or friends.

PhotoGeoMap upload workflow

Place collections

Restaurants, parks, viewpoints, and venues are easier to remember when the photos stay tied to the map.

How it works

Three steps from photo files to shared maps.

1

Upload photos

PhotoGeoMap reads available GPS data and creates map-ready records.

2

Organize albums

Group photos by trip, place, theme, project, or member space.

3

Share and discuss

Use map links, QR codes, public spaces, or friend-shared albums.

Start building your own photo map.

Bring your photos back to the places where they happened.