Version Information
- Version
- 1.252
- Release date
- Apr 10, 2026
- Size
- 21.4 MB
- Android
- 11.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.jeyluta.timestampcamerafree
- Developer
- Bian Di
About Timestamp Camera
Timestamp Camera, published as com.jeyluta.timestampcamerafree, is a photography tool from developer Bian Di that keeps a written time record attached to the pictures you take. It arrives as a single installable file measuring 21.4 MB, so it sits lightly alongside the apps you already keep. This listing sets out the current build and what your device needs in order to run it. A Camera Focused On Recorded Moments The name makes clear what the app is centred on: photography sessions where each shot carries its own timestamp. Rather than offering a broad editing suite or a gallery manager, the app keeps its scope narrow and concentrated on capture, which makes it quick to pick up for straightforward shooting situations. Bian Di places it in the photography category, so it complements your existing camera and photo apps instead of replacing them. Current Version And Release Date The build supplied through this listing is version 1.252, dated 2026-04-10. Running the most recent package means the developer's latest adjustments are in place before you start shooting. Releases arrive over time, so confirming that the version shown here matches the one on your device is a quick check that you are working with the newest package. Compatibility And Storage Needs The build requires Android 11.0+ or newer, and devices running anything more recent than that requirement should install and run it without difficulty. Storage demand is modest: the file takes up 21.4 MB before installation, so set aside that much free space in addition to the room needed for the photographs you capture afterwards. Package Details Worth Knowing The application is identified by the package name com.jeyluta.timestampcamerafree, which tells it apart from other camera utilities you may already have installed. This listing publishes no content rating and does not specify the file type, so treat both fields as unavailable rather than confirmed. The version, file size and platform requirement are the concrete figures confirmed here.