OsmAnd — Maps & GPS Offline

Mohd Al Balushi

One of the best offline map very useful and informative

I C

think this app needs some more work. Couldn't look up my own house or anything on the street.

Argus Brown

overall very good but the interface is sometimes a little clunky.

Arber Shala

Perfekt

Ali Razzok

I really admire this app for the following reasons. 1. it enables compass direction, while Google maps doesn't do that for my phone . 2. it works off line and have the maps saved 3. verbal directions are very good 👍😊

Alessandro Bottoni

Just six free downloads (not “maps,” just downloads) and you are served. From that point on, you have to pay. Frankly, this is unacceptable for an app that relies on maps created by users, for users. Uninstalled.

Amir Khodadadi

It's a good offline program

Travis Carey

Another bad app courtesy of guess who. GOOGLE!!!

gr4emo

so I've tested this app several times over the years and I must admit the version that we have in 2025 has come a long way however it still has some issues. Its struggles with Balklans i.e Montenegro. if I say it or a native person says go to podgorica the capital of Montenegro it can't find it. it can't find the airport. it can't find the most common places so I don't understand what the issue is. if I am an English person and I ask a native person to speak to it fails drastically.

Cornel Marius

Very good useful app.

Chinook_ADV

I really do love this app for off-grid navigation. It's really really really powerful and not at all intuitive. Many of the functions are buried in menus and submenus, so something as s simple as uploading and following a GPX file is really tedious. I also wish it could work off of routes developed on Basecamp or something. That said, it has all the features you could want, and is my main nav for more complex trips. For simple nav, I just use Google Maps and download the maps.

A Google user

Gives directions very poorly, with very little notice. Doesn't say what street you're turning on most of the time, and is constantly "recalculating" even when you follow the directions. Worst navigation app I've tried yet. EDIT: I tried it on several routes in Albuquerque, NM, and it never gave more than 2/10 mile notice about a turn, except on the freeway, where it gave 4/10 mile. The only street names it gave for turns were the major intersections. Residential, business, or even minor through-streets were rarely, if ever, named. Thinking about it, I suppose it's possible that this was why the app kept saying "recalculating," since I had no way to verify if I was turning on the correct street, or a street too early, since the only notice I got was 2/10 mi or "turn right."