Osmapp

Osmapp aims to provide a universal application for people using OpenStreetMap.

github.com/zbycz/osmapp
Osmapp homepage screenshot

About Osmapp

Osmapp is an open-source project that aims to create a universal app for the OpenStreetMap ecosystem. The repository is hosted on GitHub and the live app runs at osmapp.org. It is built with React, Next.js and MapLibre GL.

You can browse a clickable map with points of interest, cities and other features, view photos from sources such as Wikipedia and Mapillary, search places and categories, get directions, and switch map layers including an outdoor tourist map. You can also view public transport routes, edit map data after logging in with an OpenStreetMap account, add notes as an anonymous user, and create permanent links to places.

It suits people who use OpenStreetMap for browsing, searching and basic editing, as well as developers who want to view the code or contribute through GitHub.

Key features

  • Clickable map with POIs, cities, ponds and airports
  • Edit OpenStreetMap data after OSM login
  • Place and category search with Photon support
  • Directions with draggable destinations and markers
  • Vector maps with 3D tilt and terrain
  • Interface available in multiple languages
Best for: People who browse or edit OpenStreetMap and developers interested in its open-source code.
Good for
  • Open-source code available on GitHub
  • Combines browsing, search, directions and editing
  • Supports multiple languages and map layers
Watch out for
  • Anonymous users can only add notes, not save edits

Osmapp at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Osmapp FAQ

What is Osmapp?
Osmapp is an open-source project for a universal OpenStreetMap app. The live version runs at osmapp.org.
Is Osmapp open source?
Yes. The code is published on GitHub, where issues and pull requests can be submitted.
Do I need an account to edit data in Osmapp?
Yes, you need an OpenStreetMap login to save changes. Anonymous users can insert a note instead.
How can I contribute to Osmapp?
You can report issues on GitHub or edit the code to open a pull request. Developers can also clone the repository locally.
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