TotalGeo, a location-based documentation solution that manages photos, locations, maps, and routes needed for field records in one place.

* You can take and record photos that include location metadata.

* You can connect and manage libraries and map projects as a single unit.

* You can import saved photos as overlays to align the next shooting location and direction.

* You can view photo points, notes, markers, and tracks at a glance on the map.

* You can instantly check field information using distance and area measurement functions.

* You can record tracks and import or export them as GPX, KML, or KMZ files.

* You can share photo, folder, project, and route data to utilize for collaboration.

TotalGeo Key Features

• Take photos with location information.

• Record and view photo metadata.

• Import saved photo overlays.

• Compare distance, direction, and zoom differences based on overlays.

• Enter and save notes after shooting.

• Organize photos by library folder.

• Rename photos, write notes, and apply overlays.

• Select multiple photos to share, move, or delete them.

• Check photo locations based on maps.

• Display photo point memo labels.

• Display current location and direction lights. Display

• Add markers and write notes

• Record travel routes

• Show/hide saved tracks

• Edit track names and view details

• Measure distances and areas

• Manage and share projects

• Import GPX, KML, and KMZ files

• Export in GPX and KML formats

• Open GPX/KML files received via KakaoTalk, email, etc. directly into TotalGeo

Since the library and maps move together based on the same project, you can continue viewing them on the map immediately after organizing your photos.

Saved photos can be viewed as photo points on the map, and you can also zoom in and check notes.

The "Current Location" button supports not only your current location but also a directional light, allowing you to intuitively check the direction you are facing in the field.

Saved tracks can be individually shown or hidden in the list, and you can edit their names, view details, share, or delete them.

Additionally, you can use view filters to narrow down photo points by distance or date, allowing you to quickly check only the records you need.

TotalGeo's photos, projects, tracks, and marker records are stored and managed on your device. However, if the user directly uses the inquiry feature, the entered inquiry content, reply email, and attachments may be forwarded for support processing purposes.

When using map search or address conversion features, related requests may be used for function processing.

We recommend this to the following users:

• Users who want to record photos and locations together

• Users who want to systematically manage records on a map

• Users who want to organize routes, points, and measurements by project

• Users who want to handle everything from shooting to map viewing and sharing in a single workflow

• Users who want to efficiently organize field surveys, reconnaissance, inspections, and location recording tasks

TotalGeo requests access permissions for the following reasons:

[Required Access Permissions]

- Camera: Required for taking photos.

[Optional Access Permissions]

- Location: Used for displaying current location, location-based photo recording, map search, and route recording features.

- Background Location: Used to continue recording routes even when the app is not visible on the screen.

- Notifications: Used to notify you of route recording status and important announcements.

Even if you do not allow optional access permissions, you can still use the app, but features requiring those permissions may be restricted.