OsmAnd+ — Maps & GPS Offline

A powerful but not always intuitive app to use. It's my favorite, though, because I'm not locked into a subscription model to use all of the features. I was happy to pay for OsmAnd+ after using the free version (OsmAnd) for a year. It's a great app for importing GPX tracks for offroad rides, yet have the ability for turn by turn on-road directions without needing an internet connection. I wish you could set the order and resize of some of the features, like posted speed limit and actual speed.

I was willing to overlook the bloated interface with endless settings within settings, the fact that address lookup has literally never worked, the busy display, the clunky controls, and the insane amount of fiddling needed to do some of the most basic things, but recently it completely stopped being able to work offline, even to the end of my street! Settings didn't fix it, deleting and reinstalling didn't, now I'm stuck using the free version so I can route offline. Wish I could just fire them

The closest to a perfect navigation app for moto adventuring and moto camping. The only thing I would add is to make the menus more intuitive. Perhaps reorganize things menu items? For example, if the tracks/GPX was a little easier to manage, that would be awesome. I always forget where to find the folders containing the tracks. Also, moving tracks to one folder doesn't always work. Move should be cut, not copy. There are other things that I wish could be improved upon.

For a long time, once you'd purchased the plus version, you were able to access all maps. The devs have arbitrarily changed this, insisting I pay for a subscription or individual maps. Sorry, no. I would be fine paying $5-10/year for new maps, but your new model simply doesn't work. One of my favorite apps, now no longer used.

My go-to app for navigation, particularly because it's offline, and also because the map data is open-source. The major weak spot is that the US address lookup is mostly brain-dead. Also, the navigation algorithm doesn't understand US freeway exits. The voice instruction should be "take exit 58", not "turn slightly right". If/when these are fixed, I give it all 5 stars.