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So this is basically a UI layer on top of OpenStreetMap? Would be cool to see Android/iOS versions -- I rarely look at a map unless I'm navigating somewhere, u

by lwb 7y ago

So this is basically a UI layer on top of OpenStreetMap? Would be cool to see Android/iOS versions -- I rarely look at a map unless I'm navigating somewhere, usually in the car.

rathel 7y ago
I think "basically" may be an understatement. With OSM you get "only" (or "as much as") data. The rest of the stack is up to you - whether you use some ready-made open source solution or roll your own.
everybodyknows 7y ago
On my aged Nexus 7 (Android), running in a Firefox tab, it's useable. A bit slow, maybe due to bottlenecks in the pipe down to T-mobile here in California. https://www.qwant.com/maps/ https://www.qwant.com/maps/
HomeDeLaPot 7y ago
Have you heard of Osmand? It sounds similar to this project
mytdi 7y ago
Maps.me. You can get it for Android on Google Play or on F-droid (listed as "Maps"). They also have and iOS version.