CoMaps

Name: CoMaps
Rating: 4.7 (133 reviews)
Author: Anton Wenemoser

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Overview

Version:

2026.09.08

Last updated: 2026-09-08

Features & Capabilities

CoMaps is a community-led, free and open-source maps app based on OpenStreetMap data, reinforced with a commitment to transparency, privacy and being not-for-profit.

Designed for offline use and privacy, it includes downloadable maps, voice-guided navigation for walking, cycling, and driving, ad-free experience, iCloud sync, CarPlay support, track recording, KML/KMZ/GPX export, offline Wikipedia articles, and a built-in editor to improve map data.

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By:

Anton Wenemoser

Rating:

4.70

(133) 2 new ratings

Version:

2026.09.08 Last updated: 2026-09-08

Version code:

891034966

Creation date:

2025-06-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

147.60MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-21

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Ranking

# 121,165 ▲ 581

Other rankings

#14 in google maps scraper keyword 41 #18 in google maps extractor keyword 30 ▲ 1

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Developed by:

Anton Wenemoser

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/comaps/id6747180809

Website:

https://comaps.app/

User Reviews

CoMaps is praised for offline, privacy‑friendly, open‑source maps with strong hiking data and community governance. Users value offline downloads, detailed trails and contours, and the ability to mark saved locations. Common drawbacks include unreliable address search and navigation limitations compared with major map apps, plus limited GPX/hiking features being requested. Some data can be out of date. Overall, a solid open‑source alternative with notable strengths and room for improvement in search and navigation.

Pros

Offline maps are downloadable and usable without internet access.
Privacy‑focused, open‑source, not‑for‑profit with a community‑driven approach.
High detail for outdoor use, including hiking trails and contour data.
Marker support for saved locations helps organize places of interest.
Clean, straightforward interface and open data philosophy with active community involvement.

Cons

Address search is unreliable for complete street addresses and can misinterpret or fail to locate destinations (addresses with North, outdated addresses, etc.).
Not as feature‑rich as major map apps and functions like full GPS/navigation (lane guidance and comprehensive driving directions) are limited or missing.
GPX/hiking features are limited or not robust, with users requesting better GPX support (reading waypoints, track creation) and clearer documentation.

Recent reviews

It was a lifesaver at Yosemite National Park where the signal is extremely limited.

by ak*****, 2026-09-07

Most other OSM maps are, though usable with a little bit of time, confusing for some or quite a lot of people depending on their design. If you want to recommend someone a map as an aternative to Google/Apple Maps, recommend this one; they will be able to use it instantly and with no hassle. Likewise, I recommend it.