Upvote for OsmAnd for street navigation and offline use while out in the wilderness. The search is awful, though. Addresses can't be found and businesses are hit or miss, so I grab the coordinates beforehand and bookmark them.
Upvote for OsmAnd for street navigation and offline use while out in the wilderness. The search is awful, though. Addresses can't be found and businesses are hit or miss, so I grab the coordinates beforehand and bookmark them.
https://organicmaps.app uses Open Street Map data, and I prefer its UI over OsmAnd
If you're feeling adventurous, you can also contribute to OSM mapping with something like https://streetcomplete.app :)
I think your only choices would be OpenStreetMap or TomTomGo I think it's called.
btw for your information, asklemmy is Lemmy's equivalent to askreddit (not a support chat haha). if you want more android specific help, visit the Android Lemmy or the Google Lemmy
Yeah OsmAnd~ has a lot of cool features like path tracking, and I find when I'm out hiking or in a park it has more accurate and available trail information than google does(though it's still not perfect and still more of a supplement). Navigating isnt quite as good as google because of a lack of traffic data, and it's ui is a little complex, but it works fully off line.
unfortunately (and understandably) no option to my knowledge has traffic information, so I stick with Waze/GMaps, even though I'd like to choose a FOSS alternative.
Organic maps is great ! Public transportation routes are limited in my country though
Sygic has worked well for me.
thanks for using Leebra!
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I use OsmAnd for Android. I pay yearly for some extra features. I mainly use it for hiking and 4wheeling but it's street navigation is pretty accurate.
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