I really love Organic Maps. My biggest wish is that its bookmarking/tagging system for places was a little bit better. For how cluttered Google Maps has gotten,

I really love Organic Maps. My biggest wish is that its bookmarking/tagging system for places was a little bit better. For how cluttered Google Maps has gotten, it's still the only maps app I've used that does a good job of letting me tag and categorize every lunch spot I like, or every bar someone's ever recommended to me, or that donut shop I tried once years ago. Having a quick and easy geospatial map of my personal points of interest is invaluable to deciding where I want to stay in a city, or remembering places across various trips. Organic Maps lets you star things, but without much for non-menu intensive categorization. And then when you go back to look around a city with your starred places later, it decides to make them about a 5px red circle until you zoom in so far it's showing you more information than you'd ever want to know about the zoning plan for every building on the street. It's partially the classic OSS problem. The people who want to not have the clutter of Google Maps have a high overlap with the sort of people who want the app to ultimately give them as much information as possible if they keep zooming in. To what someone else put in this comment section, some of the value of Google Maps is that they have a good idea of what businesses on a given street you actually care about. OSM will often show me in big text that, instead of the coffee shop I'm looking for, I could go to a stone wholesaler that's 3 doors down.