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ImGeo
photos into data.

Turn phone photos into structured data. Drop photos in, AI extracts what is in them, and location-tagged shots land on a map. Export as CSV, GeoJSON or Markdown. Built for field workers and surveyors.

20 commits, April to May 2026a field-services client runs their own private forkthe prototype became a published case studyimgeo.au ↗
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The ImGeo app: drop phone photos in and turn them into structured data

Field work generates hundreds of photos that mean nothing until someone sits down and types them into a spreadsheet. The data is in the shots; getting it out is the slow part.

What it does

AI extraction

Photos become structured records: what is in them, read automatically.

Mapped by location

Geo-tagged shots place themselves on a map.

Export anywhere

CSV, GeoJSON or Markdown, ready for whatever is next.

  • Photos become data without the manual transcription
  • Location-tagged work shows up where it actually happened
  • The export drops straight into whatever comes next
  1. 01Drop phone photos in
  2. 02AI reads each one and extracts the structured record
  3. 03Geo-tagged shots place themselves on a map
  4. 04Export as CSV, GeoJSON or Markdown

Built for field workers and surveyors who shoot first and need it as data later.

Not for you if you need a full GIS platform with editing, layers and survey-grade precision. ImGeo turns photos into records, not a CAD seat.

● built in the open

A tight April build

20 commits, April to May 2026, built to find out how good phone-photo extraction could get. Good enough to publish, and good enough that a field-services client now runs their own private fork. The prototype became a case study.

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