OsmAnd

OsmAnd is a mobile mapping and navigation application that uses data from the OpenStreetMap project. It provides offline vector maps, turn-by-turn navigation, and a variety of tools for planning routes for car, bike, and pedestrian travel. The software is available for Android and iOS devices and can operate with maps downloaded in advance, allowing navigation without an internet connection. Features include voice guidance, customizable map styles, points of interest, and support for importing and exporting GPX files, as well as route planning and hike tracking.

OsmAnd's functionality can be extended through plugins, including options for elevation profiles, parking information, and additional map layers. The app relies on OpenStreetMap as the primary data source, with optional updates through the OsmAnd Live service, which provides access to updated maps and additional data on a subscription basis. OsmAnd is distributed as free software with a freemium model; the core app is open source and free to download, while some features and map updates are offered under paid plans.

Development and distribution are coordinated by the OsmAnd project. The source code and issue trackers are hosted on public repositories, and the project maintains documentation and user guides. OsmAnd is used worldwide by individuals and organizations seeking offline navigation and offline data access, particularly in areas with limited connectivity or where data usage is a concern.