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I do just that on a regular basis with OsmAnd+. It's not Google Maps, has its rough edges but does it's job, provided your area is well covered. For me two mai
by ComodoHacker 3y ago
I do just that on a regular basis with OsmAnd+. It's not Google Maps, has its rough edges but does it's job, provided your area is well covered.
For me two main drawbacks are no traffic and slow route [re]calculation, because it happens on device.
- maxerickson 3y agoOsmAnd generally has decent routing if the underlying OpenStreetMap data is good. Last I looked at it, the search didn't really support the obvious 'keyword near me' sort of query that most people are going to want to do. Later: just took a look and it does a lot better. OSM POI data can be pretty hit and miss though.