Road Trip Journal with Photos on Your Route

The photos, on the road you took.

Add photos to a trip and Odo places each one on the drive by the time you took it, so your road trip reads like a journal.

Why it matters

Photos from a trip end up mixed in with everything else in your library. Kept with the trip, next to the route and stats, they tell the story of that drive in order.

Add them your way.

Open a trip, tap More → Add Photo, and take a new photo or choose one from your library.

  • Up to 20 photos per trip
  • Take a photo or choose existing ones
  • Shown in a Trip Photos section on the trip
  • Full-screen view with Share and Delete

Placed on the drive.

Odo reads when each photo was taken and matches it to the trip, then shows where you were.

  • Shown with the time and how far into the trip, for example “14:32 · 8.2 km into the trip”
  • Works from the photo’s capture time, with a two-minute allowance

Private and synced.

Odo keeps a copy of each photo with the trip, so it stays even if you tidy your library.

  • Location tags are removed from the stored copy
  • Stored at up to 2560 pixels on the long edge
  • Synced to your other devices through iCloud

Questions about Trip photos

Can I add photos to a trip after the drive?

Yes. Open the trip any time, tap More → Add Photo and choose photos from your library. Odo places them on the drive using the time they were taken.

How many photos can a trip have?

Up to 20 photos per trip.

Does Odo keep the GPS location in my photos?

No. Location tags are removed from the copy Odo stores. The photo is placed on the drive using its capture time instead.

Can I record routes and replay them?

Yes. Every trip is recorded with its full route, and you can replay it on the map, including a jump to your top-speed moment. Full answer

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