MetaCheki - No GPS Camera

Take photos without saving location data. A simple camera for marketplace listings, social posts, and everyday sharing.

MetaCheki is a simple camera app that lets you take photos without saving location information.

It is designed for situations where you want to share photos through marketplace listings, social posts, blogs, or other public places, but do not want location information to remain in the photo.

Photos taken with MetaCheki are saved to a dedicated “MetaCheki” album in the Photos app. You can take photos like a normal camera while saving them without location information.

Main Features

• Take photos without saving location information
• Save photos to the “MetaCheki” album
• Switch between 4:3, 16:9, and 1:1 aspect ratios
• Flash settings: Auto, On, and Off
• Grid display
• Tap to adjust focus and exposure
• Pinch to zoom
• Take photos with the volume up button or compatible Bluetooth remote shutters
• Supports Japanese and English

Feature Details

■ Take photos without location information Photos taken with MetaCheki do not save location information. This is useful for product photos for marketplace apps, photos for social posts, blog images, and other photos where you want to reduce the risk of revealing where they were taken.

■ Save to a dedicated album Captured photos are saved to the “MetaCheki” album in the Photos app. This makes it easier to find photos later and check them before posting or sharing.

■ Simple camera controls MetaCheki includes everyday camera controls such as aspect ratio switching, flash settings, grid display, tap focus, and pinch zoom. It also supports taking photos with the volume up button and compatible Bluetooth remote shutters.

■ Useful before marketplace or social posts When taking product photos or photos for posting, MetaCheki helps you capture images simply without saving location information. It focuses on quick shooting and saving without adding unnecessary settings.

MetaCheki is a lightweight and easy-to-use camera app designed to reduce small privacy concerns before sharing photos on marketplace apps, social media, blogs, and other services.