
Organic Maps
Free, privacy-focused offline maps and navigation app built on OpenStreetMap.
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About Organic Maps
Organic Maps is an offline map app for Android and iPhone, with a Linux desktop beta. You download countries or regions in advance, and from then on everything works without a connection: search, turn-by-turn navigation for driving, cycling and walking, contour lines, elevation profiles, hiking trails and metro maps. Data comes from OpenStreetMap, so footpaths and trails missing from commercial maps often show up, and you can correct the map yourself. It was started by people who built the original Maps.me and is now an open-source community project under the Apache licence. There are no ads, no trackers, no account and no data collection, and the app is funded by donations and grants. It also supports CarPlay and Android Auto. It has no live traffic, and business information and reviews are much thinner than in Google Maps.
Best for: Travellers and hikers who want reliable offline maps without ads or tracking.
Pros and cons
What works
- Every feature works offline once maps are downloaded
- No ads, accounts or tracking
- Shows trails and paths from OpenStreetMap
Why people leave
- No live traffic data
- Limited business details and no reviews
- Fewer settings than OsmAnd for power users
Top Organic Maps alternatives
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OsmAnd66.5Same OpenStreetMap data with far more layers, plugins and route settings for outdoor use.
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Google Maps62.6Live traffic, transit and a huge business database when you can accept the tracking.
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Apple Maps59.6Built into Apple devices with transit and Look Around, and no ads.
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Organic Maps: common questions
Is Organic Maps free?
Yes. Organic Maps is free, open-source software.
Is Organic Maps open source?
Yes. The source code is on GitHub at organicmaps/organicmaps.
What platforms does Organic Maps run on?
Organic Maps is available for Android, iOS and Linux.
What are the best alternatives to Organic Maps?
The highest-ranked Organic Maps alternatives right now are OsmAnd, Google Maps and Apple Maps. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.