Waypoint Photo Tagging

Smarter photo tagging during trail recording

Xavier MorrosXavier Morros
Mònica FollanaMònica Follana
Jose NotarioJose Notario
Roger TalladaRoger Tallada
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Photo tagging as post-hike homework

After finishing a hike, users were dropped into a chore: review a loose pile of a dozen or more photos and manually match each one to the right waypoint. By then, the photos were disconnected from the place and the moment they were taken, so most people either did it half-heartedly or skipped it entirely.

The previous post-activity photo review flow

Before: reviewing and tagging every photo manually after the activity was already over

Tagging in the moment, not after

I moved the decision to the moment it actually makes sense: while recording. The instant a photo is taken, the app asks whether it belongs to the waypoint you're standing at, already showing the other photos grouped there, so tagging takes one tap and happens while the context is still fresh, not as homework afterwards.

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