Turn trip photos into a mileage proof log.

Take a photo at each stop on your trip with Location Services on, then drop those photos onto the tool above. It reads each one's capture date and GPS from the EXIF, sorts them into a dated log, plots the stops on a map, and lets you export a PDF or CSV showing the date, coordinates, and address for every stop. That gives you a dated, location-stamped record of where you were and when.

One entry per photo: the capture date and time, the GPS coordinates, and the reverse-geocoded street address, ordered by when each shot was taken. A map plots the stops as pins or a time-ordered route, so the whole trip reads as a dated log of where you were.

No. The photos are read in your browser and the report is built locally. Only the coordinates are sent to OpenStreetMap to look up an address; the images themselves never leave your device.

That depends on their rules, and this is not tax advice. The tool does not invent anything: it presents the capture date and GPS that are already in your photos, in a clean, dated log you can attach to a claim. Whether a given employer or tax office accepts photo-based proof, and in what form, is up to them, so check what your reimbursement or tax process requires.

Yes. Building the dated log, mapping the stops, and exporting the PDF or CSV are all free, with no account and no upload.