Moegi Renames CALINT Mobile to CALINT Camera
The rename clarifies that the app's job is camera-based recording, positioning the phone app as the capture end of a solution Moegi also sells as map-making and custom development work.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Moegi, based in Kichijoji, Tokyo, has renamed its CALINT Mobile app to CALINT Camera. The company says the change is in name only, with no functional differences. The app records video alongside a map, speed, altitude and positional logs, with speed units switchable between km/h, knots and mph. Moegi also offers a request-based service that turns recorded points into annotated maps, and lists road infrastructure, overseas logistics and marine survey work.
The rename is name only. Moegi states there are no functional changes that come with it, so existing CALINT Mobile users keep the same recording behavior under a new label. The company frames the shift as making the camera's role in recording explicit, after the app was previously called CALINT and then CALINT Mobile.
The app overlays a map, speed and altitude on smartphone video and writes a positional log alongside it. Speed display switches between km/h, knots and mph, for vehicles, vessels and aircraft. Moegi's wider CALINT line adds a movement log app supporting iPhone and Apple Watch with CSV, KML and GPX export, a browser map app in free alpha, and a satellite view app covering GPS and the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System Michibiki.
- CALINT Camera: Records video, map, speed, altitude and positional logs together
- Gemba Map powered by CALINT: Request-based service that turns photos, video and point data into annotated maps
- CALINT Logger: Logs route, speed, distance and altitude; supports iPhone and Apple Watch, exports CSV, KML and GPX
- CALINT Map: Browser app for viewing positional logs on a map; free alpha, supports GPX, KML and CALINT CSV
- CALINT Satellite View: Shows GNSS satellite positions including GPS and Michibiki
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