Multi-agent AI estimates where a photo, video, or news event happened from EXIF data, visuals, and web search.
GeoSeer is built by Shenzhen Ques Technology, a China-based company, as an OSINT geolocation tool. It runs a pipeline of agents that read EXIF metadata, run reverse image search, match visual landmarks, and cross-reference web sources to estimate coordinates for a photo, a short video, or a described event. A free plan allows one search a day; paid monthly plans raise the search cap and add API access, with extra usage billed per call once a plan's limit is reached.
The $9/mo Starter rate requires annual billing (100 searches/mo, 100 API calls); paying month-to-month costs $19.
Use tool ↗Runs a multi-agent pipeline covering EXIF parsing, reverse image search, visual landmark matching, and web cross-referencing to guess where a photo, video, or news event happened. The free plan allows only one search a day, and serious use needs a paid plan with a monthly search cap.
Watch out: Image geolocation raises real privacy and consent concerns when pointed at photos of people rather than places.
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