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Check out MapFactor Navigator. Has a good single-line global offline search feature, usually two search terms (such as street/POI name and city or postal code)
by te0006 7y ago
Check out MapFactor Navigator. Has a good single-line global offline search feature, usually two search terms (such as street/POI name and city or postal code) suffice.
Also very good turn by turn voice navigation, an intuitive touch UI and other things one likes to see in a GPS app.
Completely free on Android with OSM offline maps (which they distribute in a heavily compressed but rather complete format).
Not affiliated but wouldn't drive out of town without it. You can also buy and use commercial TomTom maps within the same app if preferred.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mapfactor.navigator https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mapfactor....
There is also an iOS version.
- Ididntdothis 7y agoI have had this app for a long time. First on android, then on iOS. From what I see it has a google online search and then search through state, city and street. I can’t just you “Broadway , New York” or “Indian buffet” while offline. Otherwise the app is great.
- te0006 7y agoWell the current Android version (don't know about iOS) _does_ have one-line offline search functionality. Perhaps you just need one or two more search terms.