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• Magic Earth vs CoPilot GPSAn offline-first driving and truck navigation app with custom truck routing profiles.
• Magic Earth vs Sygic GPS NavigationSygic GPS Navigation offers offline driving with free map updates, speed camera warnings, CarPlay and Android Auto, with premium features by subscription and closed source.
• Magic Earth vs MapFactor NavigatorAn offline GPS navigation app for Android, iOS and Windows using OpenStreetMap and TomTom maps.
• Magic Earth vs Guru MapsGuru Maps offers offline turn-by-turn navigation with 3D terrain, track recording and CarPlay and Android Auto support, with a lifetime Pro purchase option.
• Magic Earth vs CoMapsCoMaps is free, open source and community-governed, with privacy-focused offline OpenStreetMap routing for foot, bike and car, but no truck or EV routing mentioned.
• Magic Earth vs Scout MapsA driving navigation app for phones and cars with traffic, speed limit alerts and route predictions.
• Magic Earth vs OsmAndOsmAnd is open source under GPL-3.0 with fully offline car, bike and walking navigation on OpenStreetMap data, but has no live traffic data.
• Magic Earth vs TomTom GO ExpertA subscription truck navigation app with offline maps, vehicle-specific routes and lane guidance.
• Magic Earth vs Apple MapsApple's map and navigation service with directions, traffic, guides and place search.
• Magic Earth vs HERE WeGoHERE WeGo is free, needs no account and offers downloadable country maps for offline driving, with good coverage in Europe and a web version.
• Magic Earth vs MAPS.MEAn offline world map app for Android and iOS with route planning and travel discovery features.
• Magic Earth vs Google MapsGoogle Maps adds real-time traffic, transit directions, Street View and business listings, but is tied to Google's data collection and has limited offline use.
• Magic Earth vs WazeWaze is free and routes around live traffic reported by other drivers, but depends on a data connection and is listed for iOS only.
• Magic Earth vs NavitNavit is free and open source, works fully offline without tracking usage and runs on Windows, Linux and Android, but its interface looks dated and setup takes effort.
• Magic Earth vs GMaps WVA restricted Android WebView wrapper for using the web version of Google Maps without the official app.
• Magic Earth vs MapQuestA long-running web and mobile map service for driving directions, trip planning and traffic.
• Magic Earth vs OsminAn open-source on-road and off-road GPS navigator for Android and Linux using OpenStreetMap data.