> All this data and interoperability talk makes this project seem aimed more at the Google Maps API rather than the consumer-level navigation app. This is rath

> All this data and interoperability talk makes this project seem aimed more at the Google Maps API rather than the consumer-level navigation app. This is rather disappointing, for me google maps is still the only thing I can't find a good replacement for. OSM is extremely out of date, its search is basically useless for anything other than public parks, as no one bothers to put their places outside google maps. Even using google maps offline is better than osmand and others. My current flow is to search on google map web then copy the open location code into the app.