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Organicmaps

Free, open-source offline maps app with detailed trails, turn-by-turn navigation, and zero tracking. Perfect for hikers, cyclists, and travelers seeking privacy.

2 sources 13,694 stars Apache-2.0

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About

Organic Maps is a free Android and iOS offline maps app designed for travelers, tourists, hikers, and cyclists. It utilizes crowd-sourced OpenStreetMap data and is developed by the original creators of MapsWithMe (MapsMe). The app is privacy-focused, ensuring no ads, no tracking, no data collection, and no unnecessary permissions. It supports full functionality without an active internet connection, making it an excellent companion for long trips where connectivity may be an issue. In 2023, Organic Maps celebrated its first million users, a testament to its growing popularity and reliability. Organic Maps is a robust and reliable navigation tool that prioritizes user privacy and offline functionality. It is an open-source project licensed under the Apache License 2.0, continually improved by its dedicated community and developers. Whether you are hiking in the mountains or navigating a new city, Organic Maps is your go-to app for accurate and private navigation.

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Complete offline functionality

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Detailed trail maps

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Turn-by-turn navigation

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CarPlay and Android Auto support

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Import/export capabilities

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Wikipedia integration

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Offline Access

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Privacy-Focused

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Community-Driven

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Battery Efficient

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Multi-Language Support

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Cross-Platform

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Verified Security

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