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GNOME Maps vs OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap's website runs in any browser with built-in routing on the same open data, but it has no offline use.- GNOME Maps vs Google Maps
Google Maps adds live traffic, Street View and extensive business listings on web and mobile, but it is proprietary and tied to Google's data collection. - GNOME Maps vs Pure Maps
A maps and navigation application for Linux and Sailfish OS. - GNOME Maps vs Navit
Navit is an open-source offline car navigator for Linux, Windows and Android with spoken directions, though its interface looks dated. - GNOME Maps vs Bing Maps
Bing Maps is a proprietary browser map from Microsoft with driving, transit and walking directions, live traffic and aerial imagery. - GNOME Maps vs Transito
An open-source public transit routing app that uses open GTFS feeds and calculates routes offline. - GNOME Maps vs Yandex Maps
A web map for finding places and planning routes by public transport, car or on foot. - GNOME Maps vs Bimba
An open-source public transport app showing departures, route planning and vehicles on a map. - GNOME Maps vs Marble
Marble is a KDE open-source globe and atlas on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, with drag-and-drop routing but no turn-by-turn navigation. - GNOME Maps vs Citymapper
A transport app that plans journeys across buses, trains, bikes and other modes in major cities. - GNOME Maps vs Öffi
An Android app for public transport journeys, live departures and network plans across Europe and beyond. - GNOME Maps vs Moovit
A public transport app with trip planning, real-time arrivals and service alerts in many cities.
