Alternative a Waze

OsmAnd

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by OsmAnd B.V.

OsmAnd was founded in 2010 by Victor Shcherb and a group of OpenStreetMap enthusiasts who wanted a truly offline-first navigation app that respects user privacy. Registered as OsmAnd B.V. in Amstelveen, Netherlands, the app uses OpenStreetMap data for detailed offline maps and turn-by-turn navigation without requiring an internet connection. Unlike Google Maps or Waze, OsmAnd collects no user data and supports navigation profiles for cars, bikes, pedestrians, boats, and public transport.

Flitsmeister

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by Flitsmeister

Flitsmeister offers real-time traffic alerts and speed camera notifications for drivers, enhancing road safety and efficiency. Designed for individuals, this Dutch app provides timely updates on accidents, roadworks, and speed traps. Its unique feature is community-driven reporting, ensuring the most accurate and up-to-date information.

komoot

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by Komoot

Komoot is a versatile navigation and maps application designed for outdoor enthusiasts in Europe, offering comprehensive route planning for cycling and hiking. With its intuitive interface, users can easily create custom routes, set waypoints, and access community-generated trail recommendations to enhance their outdoor adventures. Key features include offline maps for uninterrupted navigation, voice guidance for hands-free operation, and seamless integration with fitness tracking devices. Komoot caters to cyclists, hikers, and outdoor explorers who seek reliable and customizable navigation tools. A standout feature is its commitment to user privacy and security, with GDPR-compliant data handling and EU-hosted servers ensuring data sovereignty and protection. The app supports multiple languages, making it accessible to a diverse user base across Europe. Komoot offers a freemium pricing model, allowing users to access basic features for free, with premium options available for advanced functionalities.

Organic Maps

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by Organic Maps

Organic Maps is a open source navigation app for iOS and Android. It uses the maps of OpenStreetMaps.