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Can you tell us the region you're living in? I'm Europe-based and OSM is good enough for what I need/want, but I also take part in updating/adding to it a lot.
by habi 5y ago
Can you tell us the region you're living in?
I'm Europe-based and OSM is good enough for what I need/want, but I also take part in updating/adding to it a lot.
I know that address data is hardly usable in large parts of the OSM world.
What iOS app are you using for 'accessing' OSM?
From https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Comparison_of_iOS_applications https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Comparison_of_iOS_applic... I suggest https://organicmaps.app/ https://organicmaps.app/
- auslegung 5y agoI’ve used organic maps and Maps.me. I’m in the USA.
- tillmannhgl 5y agoAccording to wikipedia, Maps.me is using OpenStreetMap data. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maps.me https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maps.me
- habi 5y agoAll the Apps I linked above (Organicmaps and Maps.me included) use/display OSM data ;) Organicmaps is a fork of Maps.me, without their new 'wallet' function and (I think) no ads.
- tillmannhgl 5y agoNice, ty, just checking it out and I like it a lot!
- habi 5y agoI can only say that adding to OSM benefits anyone who's searching for 'common things' that are still missing. Often it's a long stretch until the map is 'fully usable', but that's the thing when you try to avoid Google (which is my use-case). And - as I live in Central Europe - OSM is very well usable for me any my use-case.