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• Apple Maps vs Google MapsGoogle Maps runs on Android, iOS and the web and adds Street View, lane guidance and extensive business listings, in exchange for Google's data collection.
• Apple Maps vs Bing MapsMicrosoft's web map with driving, transit and walking directions, live traffic and aerial imagery.
• Apple Maps vs Baidu MapsBaidu's map and navigation service for China with driving, transit and walking directions.
• Apple Maps vs HERE WeGoHERE WeGo is free on Android, iOS and the web, with downloadable country maps for offline driving and no account, but fewer local business details and reviews.
• Apple Maps vs MapQuestMapQuest offers web and mobile directions, multi-stop trip planning and live traffic, but shows advertising throughout and focuses mainly on the United States and Canada.
• Apple Maps vs AmapA Chinese map and navigation service, also called Gaode Map, for place search and route planning.
• Apple Maps vs WazeWaze is a free iOS driving app that routes around live traffic using reports from other drivers, and it depends on a data connection for that traffic.
• Apple Maps vs Naver MapA Korean web map service with search, place listings and directions from Naver.
• Apple Maps vs Yandex MapsA web map for finding places and planning routes by public transport, car or on foot.
• Apple Maps vs CitymapperA transport app that plans journeys across buses, trains, bikes and other modes in major cities.
• Apple Maps vs 2GISCity maps with a detailed business directory, address search and route planning.
• Apple Maps vs OpenStreetMapA collaboratively edited world map you can browse, search, route on and edit in a browser.
• Apple Maps vs MAPS.MEMAPS.ME downloads offline maps of the whole world for route planning without mobile data on Android, iOS and web, and is now also focused on travel discovery.
• Apple Maps vs Magic EarthMagic Earth brings a privacy-focused design with offline maps, CarPlay support and routing for car, truck, bike and EV, with some features in a paid Premium licence.
• Apple Maps vs ViaMichelinA route planner and map service for road trips with cost estimates, traffic and travel ideas.
• Apple Maps vs OsmAndOsmAnd is open source and based on OpenStreetMap, giving fully offline driving, cycling and walking navigation, but it has no live traffic data and a dense interface.
• Apple Maps vs TransitA public transport app showing nearby buses, trains and bikeshare with real-time arrivals and trip planning.
• Apple Maps vs Scout MapsA driving navigation app for phones and cars with traffic, speed limit alerts and route predictions.
• Apple Maps vs MoovitA public transport app with trip planning, real-time arrivals and service alerts in many cities.
• Apple Maps vs CoMapsCoMaps is a free, open-source, community-governed fork of Organic Maps with offline OpenStreetMap navigation and a privacy focus, though its transit layer covers only some cities.
• Apple Maps vs HeadwayA self-hostable maps stack with search and routing, powered by OpenStreetMap data.