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An agent skill that finds where a photo was taken — OpenStreetMap geometry, elevation skylines, satellite imagery and street view — and shows its work. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot.
GeoGuessr cheat, hack and auto guess bot. ATLAS reads the street view on your screen and names the location in about three seconds. Around 81 percent country accuracy in real games, 111 countries. Windows, Steam, Chrome, Firefox, macOS, iPhone and Android on one licence key.
Self-hosted companion for Immich that finds where photos without GPS were taken. Suggestions from photos taken close in time and from a local GeoCLIP model are shown on one map — nothing is written to Immich until you confirm.
Open-source AI image geolocation & OSINT tool which can find GPS coordinates from any photo by matching against street view panoramas using MegaLoc + MASt3R
Self-hosted tool that predicts where any photo was taken, using the GeoCLIP neural network. Runs entirely on your own machine — no uploads, no telemetry. Writes ESTIMATED coordinates into EXIF.
Geo Sleuth Skill investigates where a photo was taken using visual clues, map geometry, terrain, and supporting imagery. This Geo Sleuth Skill guide explains candidate comparison, evidence reporting, uncertainty, helper tools, and reproducible photo-geolocation workflows.