Skip to content

Mine site photos, on the map of the site

Road and berm checks, pit walls, equipment and reclamation: photograph where coverage is thin, upload when you are back in range, and every photo lands where it was taken.

See pricing
GeoTag.com showing mine sites across northern Nevada on a map, with photos of haul roads, pit walls and equipment

Why mine site photos matter

Inspectors ask to see it

When a regulator or an auditor asks what a berm or a highwall looked like on a given day, the answer is a dated photo at that spot — if you can find it.

Big sites, thin coverage

Pits, dumps and roads spread over miles, often out of coverage, and photos pile up on phones until someone sorts them.

Reclamation takes years

Showing how a disturbed area recovered means photos of the same spot years apart, often taken by people who have since moved on.

How GeoTag helps on mine sites

One map of the site for the crews in the pit and the office.

Photograph now, upload later

GeoTag needs a connection to upload; the phone camera doesn’t. Photos keep their GPS and capture time, so when you upload back in coverage — from the iPhone or Android app — each lands where it was taken.

Places for pits, roads and dumps

Make each pit, haul road, dump or reclamation area a place, with tags such as “Berm”, “Highwall” or “Reclamation”.

Pull up an area or a tag

Filter by tag, by how recently photos were added or by whether you or a colleague added them, show only what is in view on the map, and sort by date taken.

Stamped for the record

Stamp coordinates, date and time onto photos and videos in batch, and write GPS and date into the copies you download.

Originals kept

On Business, GeoTag keeps each original file untouched; stamps, resizing and metadata go into the copies.

Roles for crew and office

On Business, contributors add and edit their own photos and editors add and edit everything; viewers — free on every plan — view and download.

Related use cases

Field work & inspections overview

Oil & gas and pipelines

Well pads, pipeline right-of-way, valve sites and crossings, photographed far from coverage and filed on the map where each photo was taken.

See how it works

Land survey & cadastre

Monuments, corner pins, benchmarks and site conditions, each photo on the map at the point it shows, filed by job and ready for Google Earth.

See how it works

Parks & trails maintenance

Fallen trees, broken stairs, rotten boardwalk and washed-out tread, each reported with a photo on the trail map, so the crew knows where to go and what to bring.

See how it works

Put your sites on the map

Contributor and editor roles, original files kept and unlimited EXIF writing come with the Business plan: $100 per user a year, from 3 users, with a 14-day free trial.

See pricing

Request an invite

GeoTag is invitation only while we onboard a small group of people before launch. Write to us and we'll get back to you about an invite.

It helps to tell us:

  • what you'd use GeoTag for,
  • roughly how many photos or locations,
  • whether you'll use iPhone, Android or the browser.
hello@geotag.com

Email us