Photos become a trip map
Most cameras and phones write GPS coordinates into the photo file. Natrix reads them on upload and places the photo on your map. If a photo has no coordinates, you drag a pin once and it stays put.
Your camper trips, on one map
Upload the photos you took on the road and Natrix plots each one where the camera recorded it. Build a page for your van, find campsites and service points in Germany and Austria, and share your position with friends only when you decide to.
A page for your van
Type, make, model, length, height, weight, berths and conversion. List the parts you built with and link the YouTube videos of the build. Keep it private or share the link.
Spots from OpenStreetMap
Campsites, motorhome pitches and sanitary dump stations across Germany and Austria, seeded from OpenStreetMap. Rate a spot after you have stayed there, or add one that is missing.
Friends map, off by default
Location sharing is opt-in and shows your last manual check-in, nothing more. There is no background tracking, and you can switch it off at any time.
What happens to your photos
Photos are re-encoded on our server and every piece of metadata is dropped in the process, including the GPS tag. The coordinates are kept in the database, attached to your account, not in the file we hand out. Every photo starts private and stays private until you change it.