
Comments about JOSM as an Alternative to StreetComplete
JOSM is the most popular Windows, Mac & Linux alternative to StreetComplete.
JOSM is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to StreetComplete.
- JOSM is Free and Open Source
StreetComplete is described as 'Help to improve the OpenStreetMap with StreetComplete by completing quests which consists of simple questions about the world around you' and is a Map service in the travel & location category. There are more than 10 alternatives to StreetComplete for a variety of platforms, including Android, Web-based, F-Droid, iPhone and Mac apps. The best StreetComplete alternative is JOSM, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like StreetComplete are SCEE, Vespucci, iD and Every Door.

JOSM is the most popular Windows, Mac & Linux alternative to StreetComplete.
JOSM is the most popular Open Source & free alternative to StreetComplete.
SCEE enhances StreetComplete with advanced editing for experienced OSM users. Features are less tested, may have bugs, and differ vastly. Supports jawg maps, Esri imagery. Users must heed warnings.



It's a fork but with more advanced features. You should have both installed though since it will inevitably be behind the origin which frequently gets updated.
A good alternative for the power users, it's a fork, so it's pretty similar to SC

SCEE is the most popular Android alternative to StreetComplete.
Vespucci is the first OpenStreetMap editor for Android. That means: It is a light-weight, easy-to-use mapping tool on mobile Android devices.




Vespucci is more advanced editor than StreetComplete and complements it well, have both installed.
Streetcomplete is for checking and quickly fixing limited object data , but Vespucci is more detailed but not as quick and easy to use as Streetcomplete
Both are android apps, granting the ability to edit osm from the phone.
Vespucci is the most popular Android Tablet alternative to StreetComplete.
iD is the most popular Web-based alternative to StreetComplete.
Every Door enhances OpenStreetMap by allowing users to add shops, amenities, and fine details like benches through mobile. Supports offline use and pre-loadable tiles for seamless editing without internet, while checking shop existence and editing building specifics.



It's one of the few mobile apps that let you edit OSM but its on iOS unlike StreetComplete. You should still use StreetComplete in addition to this cause it's really good.
Every Door is the most popular iPhone & iPad alternative to StreetComplete.
MapComplete is an OpenStreetMap-viewer and editor, which shows you information about features of a specific theme and allows to update it.



It's not as slick as StreetComplete but it's more focused and detailed in lots of ways and it works on any device that has a browser. The downside is that while you can edit lots of different things like artwork, resturants etc you can only use one "theme" at a time.

App for collecting OpenStreetMap-compliant accessibility data in public transport and elsewhere.



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MapContrib is the most popular Self-Hosted alternative to StreetComplete.




Map your environment simply and fast, directly from the app. Keep your eyes wide open and contribute to OSM while on the run.



I combine StreetComplete and Osm Go! on my walks: StreetComplete for solving quests, and Osm Go! for when I need to add some point to the map – often shops, bicycle parking or trees.

They're really different use cases. JOSM is for detailed editing at a desktop or laptop. StreetComplete is for quick updates on your phone.