Last updated: 25 August 2026
These terms govern your use of See It, Tap It, Find It ("the app"), an offline-first field-capture app for photographers, currently offered as a Beta to invited testers. The app is developed and provided by Geoff Moore, a sole individual developer (not a registered company), referred to as "we", "us", or "the developer" below. By installing or using the app, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't install or use it.
This document should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains what data the app handles.
The app lets you record points of interest (POIs) — location, direction, distance, category, an optional voice note, and optional attached photos — with the smallest possible number of taps, for your own later reference. Everything is stored locally on your device only: there's no account, no cloud sync, and no server we operate that the app talks to. Optional features include:
Both are off by default and require your explicit permission to enable.
The app is pre-release Beta software, provided for testing and feedback, not a finished commercial product. As a result:
There's no specific minimum age to use the app. If you're under 18 (or the age of legal capacity where you live), please review these terms with a parent or guardian before continuing, particularly the safety points in Section 5.
Points of interest, notes, voice recordings, and any photos you attach remain yours. We don't claim any ownership over them, and — because everything is stored only on your device — we never receive a copy of them. You're solely responsible for backing them up if you want a copy elsewhere: the app deliberately opts out of Android's automatic cloud backup (see the Privacy Policy), so uninstalling the app, resetting your device, or losing your device will permanently delete this data with no way for us to recover it for you.
GPS and location data are approximate, not precise. A point's initial position is estimated from your location, direction, and an estimated distance band at the moment you tapped it — it is not a survey-grade fix, and the app includes an explicit "confirm location" step for this reason. Don't rely on the app for navigation, safety-critical positioning, or any situation where inaccurate location data could cause harm.
The app has themes related to travel — Trip Mode and Travel Reminders both relate to being on the move, and some testers may use the app while travelling by vehicle. Never interact with your device while driving or in any situation where it is unsafe to do so. If you're a driver, either pull over safely first or have a passenger operate the device. This applies to every screen and notification in the app, including Trip Mode alerts — a proximity alert is never a reason to look at or touch your phone while driving. This app does not make using a touchscreen while driving safe, and we accept no responsibility for any consequence of ignoring this.
The app helps you record where you saw something worth photographing later — it does not grant, imply, verify, or check any right for you (or anyone else using your saved points) to enter, access, or photograph that location. Before travelling to, or entering, a place based on a saved point, you're solely responsible for checking:
A location's accessibility can also change after you save it — paths get closed, land changes hands, structures are demolished or made unsafe, ownership or permissions change — and the app has no way of knowing this or of updating a saved point to reflect it. We are not responsible for your access to, or exclusion from, any location, for your compliance with local laws or property rights, or for any consequence of visiting a location — including if it turns out to be inaccessible, unsafe, or on private property.
Location, microphone, notification, and activity-recognition permissions are only requested when a feature that needs them is actually used, and each feature degrades gracefully if you decline or later revoke a permission. Trip Mode, when enabled, runs a foreground service and monitors your location in the background for as long as it's turned on — this uses battery and, if map tiles are shown, mobile data. You can disable it at any time in Settings.
The app's only network use is Google Maps (optional base map tiles) and device reverse-geocoding (place names), both provided by Google and both non-essential to core functionality — the app works fully offline without them. Use of these features is also subject to Google's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. We aren't responsible for the availability, accuracy, or conduct of Google's services.
We grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to install and use the app on your own devices for your own personal, non-commercial use, for as long as you comply with these terms and the app remains available to you (see Section 2). You may not redistribute, sublicense, sell, or reverse-engineer the app.
The app's name, logo and branding, user interface design, and source code are owned by us and protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property laws. Nothing in these terms transfers any of that to you, and the licence in Section 9 lets you use the app — it doesn't give you any right to its design, code, or branding beyond that, and you may not claim authorship of the app itself. This doesn't affect your ownership of your own content (Section 4) — your photos, notes, and recordings remain yours regardless.
If you send us feedback (via the link in the app's Settings, the Beta-expiry screen, or our website), you agree we can use it freely — to fix bugs, change features, or otherwise improve the app — without any obligation or payment to you.
The app is provided free of charge, "as is" and "as available", as pre-release Beta software. We don't promise it will be accurate, reliable, uninterrupted, error-free, or fit for any particular purpose — as Beta software, bugs, data loss, and unexpected behaviour are possible, and you use it at your own risk. Nothing in this section affects any statutory right you have as a consumer that can't lawfully be excluded under the laws of England and Wales, including under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
To the fullest extent the law allows, and taking into account that the app is provided free of charge as Beta software, we exclude liability for indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of the app (such as loss of profit or business loss, which shouldn't in any case arise from personal, non-commercial use of a free hobby app). In particular, we are not liable for:
We don't exclude or limit liability for: death or personal injury caused by our negligence; fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or anything else that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under the laws of England and Wales. Nothing in this section affects your statutory rights as a consumer.
Because the app stores your data only on your own device (see Section 4), the most effective protection against data loss is your own backup habits, not a legal clause — please don't treat the app as your only copy of anything you'd be upset to lose.
We may change, suspend, or discontinue the app or any feature at any time, and may update these terms as the app evolves — the "Last updated" date above will change accordingly. Continuing to use the app after an update means you accept the revised terms.
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and any dispute relating to them or to the app will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
Questions about these terms, or feedback on the app, can be sent to geoff@moore.photos, or via the feedback link in the app's Settings screen.