Cartes
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Open-source web maps platform offering interactive maps with search, street photos, and multi-modal route planning for walking, cycling, buses, train, car-sharing, and eco-friendly travel. Privacy-focused, ad-free, hosted in France, expanding across Europe.
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- Privacy focused
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Openstreetmap integration- Points of Interest (POI)
- Cycling
- Public Transportation
- No registration required
- Ad-free
- Nearby Search
- Route Planning
- Dark Mode
- No Tracking
- Online
- Progressive Web App
- GPS Navigation
- Itinerary Planner
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Developed by
Maël Thomas-Quillévéré Licensing
Open Source (AGPL-3.0) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $1 per month + free version with limited functionality.Written in
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- English
- Breton
- German
- French
- Catalan; Valencian
- Italian
- Occitan
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What is Cartes?
Sovereign and modern web maps, an alternative to Google and Apple Maps.
Everything is included: search, shops, tourism, street photos. Routes for walking, cycling, bus, train, car-sharing, ferry, and other eco-friendly transport.
The adventure is just beginning, first in mainland France, then Europe with the first translations. It's free, open-source, hosted in 🇫🇷 France, and respects your privacy.
Comments and Reviews
Great balance between usability and political decisions (open source, no ads, no commercial incentives, re-use of other open services). Missing features are being integrated regularly, quickly filling the gap with other online maps. I think it's important to support this effort!
When I tried to add it in AlternativeTo it was only in french (thus got rejected because english is required) and the development was exclusively focus in France. It seems they now are expanding in Europe and I guess Worwild is down the roadmap.