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• Navit vs OsmAndOsmAnd is an open-source OpenStreetMap navigator for Android and iOS with offline car, bike and pedestrian routing, a more modern interface and some in-app purchases.
• Navit vs GNOME MapsA map application for the GNOME desktop that searches places and plans routes using OpenStreetMap data.
• Navit vs HERE WeGoHERE WeGo is free and offers downloadable country maps for offline driving with no account required, but it is closed source and runs on phones and the web rather than Linux.
• Navit vs MapFactor NavigatorAn offline GPS navigation app for Android, iOS and Windows using OpenStreetMap and TomTom maps.
• Navit vs Pure MapsA maps and navigation application for Linux and Sailfish OS.
• Navit vs OsminAn open-source on-road and off-road GPS navigator for Android and Linux using OpenStreetMap data.
• Navit vs CoPilot GPSCoPilot GPS is an offline-first driving and truck navigator for Android and iOS with custom truck routing profiles, but it is paid after a free trial and closed source.
• Navit vs CruiserCruiser is a free offline OpenStreetMap route planner and navigator for Android with driving, cycling and hiking profiles, but its source code is not published.
• Navit vs Sygic GPS NavigationSygic GPS Navigation provides offline 3D maps with speed camera warnings and CarPlay and Android Auto support, but it is closed source and premium features need a subscription.
• Navit vs CoMapsCoMaps is a free, open-source, privacy-focused OpenStreetMap navigator for Android and iOS with offline routing for foot, bike and car and a simpler phone interface.
• Navit vs MAPS.MEMAPS.ME offers downloadable offline world maps and route planning on Android, iOS and the web, but it is owned by a commercial company and is not open source.
• Navit vs Magic EarthMagic Earth offers privacy-focused offline navigation for car, truck, bike and EV with CarPlay support on Android and iOS, but it is closed source with a paid Premium licence.