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Can anybody recommend a good OSM-based maps app for iOS? Currently I'm using Apple maps as it offers a great user experience. It's extremely fast, fluid and has
by ancarda 13y ago
Can anybody recommend a good OSM-based maps app for iOS? Currently I'm using Apple maps as it offers a great user experience. It's extremely fast, fluid and has turn-by-turn directions. Unfortunately the data is sub-par for my area.
I've tried Google Maps' latest version and it feels laggy; When I zoom in it seems to jump to an image at the end of the animation. Nobody is getting vector maps right except for Apple. I wish it could just use OSM for the data.
Bonus points if the app can download maps.
- aw3c2 13y agoTry http://mapswith.me/ http://mapswith.me/
- ancarda 13y agoI downloaded some maps but panning / zooming results in the map flashing while it's displaying the next tile. As I said, I use Apple maps because it has a great user experience. This has the same issue Google maps has.
- kevinbowman 13y agoI also use MapsWithMe; if I'm not mistaken, it downloads the vector data offline and then renders it on the fly incredibly quickly. Impressive stuff.
- zeckalpha 13y agoAlso, is there a good app for contributing to OSM?
- uname-r 13y agoI can recommend the Galileo app. Apart from its icon it is very nice and behaves like the (old) Google Maps app. http://galileo-app.com/ http://galileo-app.com/