Images make a public trackable, team, or logged moment easier to understand, but they also carry privacy, moderation, and location-data consequences that plain text does not.
That is why Geotrackable keeps image reporting close to the page, applies moderation, and treats uploaded media as part of the same privacy scope as the content it belongs to.
Trackables and trackable groups can upload images during create and edit flows, and public trackables also use the latest visible image in public discovery and detail pages.
About TrackablesPublic teams can expose their images on the team page and in the public team finder, so team images should be chosen with the same care as public copy.
About TeamsUse the support page when an uploaded image needs review, when an image was rejected unexpectedly, or when a public image should be removed or corrected.
SupportGeotrackable reviews uploaded images, creates shareable JPEG variants, and keeps the original page's access rules attached to the resulting image records.
If the original file contains image-location metadata, Geotrackable can extract and store that coordinate data separately even after the image is converted for delivery.
Anyone who can open a public team page or public trackable page can also open the images attached to that public content. Private workflows keep their images private with the same scope.
Public image galleries include the report flag so a visitor can point support to one exact uploaded image instead of sending a vague message.
On this host, public team pages, the public team finder, public trackable discovery, and public trackable detail pages are the main places where uploaded images are intentionally exposed. Location workflows and editing flows can also carry images, but not every saved image automatically becomes a public gallery on this host.
Geotrackable profiles currently focus on name, blurb, visibility, and connected pages rather than a separate standalone profile-image gallery.
