NowHere — GPS for Any Camera
Questions, bug reports, or feature requests — email us at hello@hyperpower.dev. We aim to reply within two business days.
The most common cause is a camera clock that's out of sync with your phone. In the Match screen, use the time offset slider to shift photo timestamps forward or backward until they align with your track. NowHere also skips photos taken outside the time window of the selected track.
For reliable background recording, go to Settings → Background Location → Mode and choose Always. iOS is less likely to terminate the app in this mode, which is ideal for long photo sessions. Note that force-quitting the app will always stop recording, regardless of mode.
NowHere only uses the GPS hardware while actively recording a track. When recording is stopped, no location data is collected and no additional battery is used. Both "While Using" and "Always" modes use identical GPS hardware, so battery usage is the same.
The Apple Watch companion app records its own track, which you can transfer to your iPhone when both devices are nearby. Make sure the NowHere watch app is installed and that Workout permissions are granted. If recording stops when your wrist is down, the app uses HealthKit workout sessions to keep GPS active — check that workout permission is enabled.
Go to Settings → Restore Purchases inside the app. Sign in with the Apple ID that made the original purchase. Non-consumable purchases survive app reinstalls and sync across your devices signed into the same Apple ID.
Yes — NowHere Pro supports GPX import and export. Exported files work with Lightroom Classic, Google Earth, Garmin BaseCamp, and most other geotagging tools. Imported tracks from other recorders can be used to geotag photos the same way as tracks recorded in NowHere.
NowHere writes GPS data into JPEG, HEIC, and most RAW formats recognized by iOS (including DNG, ARW, CR3, NEF, RAF). The original photo is preserved; GPS coordinates are added to existing EXIF metadata without re-encoding the image.
Accuracy depends on GPS conditions — open sky is best; dense urban areas and indoor environments are less reliable. In Settings → Recording → Max Accuracy Filter, you can discard points with poor accuracy to keep your tracks clean.
No. All data stays on your device. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
Email hello@hyperpower.dev with your iOS and watchOS versions, a description of what happened, and any relevant screenshots.