after about 6 years of using OSMAnd, i’m pivoting to CoMaps for a hike through switzerland that i’m leaving for tonight. i don’t actually need all of the features of OSMAnd and just downloading maps costs a subscription now. id pay outright for it but i just can’t justify a subscription for how infrequently i use it
gentile 7 hours ago||
You can download Osmand~ from F-droid which doesn't limit downloads. Or you could even download the map from another provider like bbbike or geofabrik, use osmandmapcreator (needs java) to convert the pbf to obf and then import it into the phone.
andrewshadura 9 hours ago||
Come on, OsmAnd's subscriptions are super cheap for the value you're getting.
swasheck 5 hours ago||
maybe. i use it every other year though and otherwise simply don’t. i never said that it wasn’t super cheap, i just said it wasn’t cost-effective for my usage profile.
constantlm 8 hours ago||
maps.me was my goto for years, but that has since devolved into a mess with ads and upselling. I recently discovered CoMaps, and it is excellent for my needs.
BlackRabbit1 9 hours ago||
I love it for hiking, walking in cities and driving a bicycle.
nkjvhb 9 hours ago||
CoMaps is the best. They recently integrated Panoramax into CoMaps, which gives street view in many locations.
schubidubiduba 8 hours ago|
Pretty sure the stretview part is still WIP
akeck 9 hours ago||
Pocket Earth Pro also provides off-line OSM maps. That's what I use. I'll check out CoMaps as well.