StreetComplete
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Help to improve the OpenStreetMap with StreetComplete by completing quests which consists of simple questions about the world around you.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
- OpenStreetMap
- F-Droid
- OpenAPK
- iPhone
- iPad
Features
Highlights All activities
StreetComplete News & Activities
Recent News
- Paul published news article about StreetComplete
- Paul published news article about OpenStreetMap
Recent activities
- Paul updated StreetComplete
- c17s5qhu updated StreetComplete
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- Darlene Sonalder added StreetComplete as alternative to Baba
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- Gwrvan Barré added No registration required as a feature to StreetComplete
- Gwrvan Barré added Nearby Search as a feature to StreetComplete
A clean Android setup with the best apps (mostly open source)
Everytime I setup a phone for a friend or myself I usually remove stock apps using adb or UniversalAndroidDebloaterNextGeneration and replace them with theses apps listed here. I added also a couple of nice to have apps that people might wants on their device.
Almost all of them are free as in free beer and many are open source (around 80%)
I tried to feature more applications and less services but there are several services still in this list, however I find them great and/or accessible (freemium most of the time).
FOSS = Free(as in freedom) and Open Source Software
GrapheneOS Starterpack
A list of apps I use on GrapheneOS, but most also make sense on other operating systems.
Install "F-Droid Basic" and Obtainium, add a few repos to F-Droid by searching for "F-Droid known repositories"
Beautiful FOSS Android Apps
An uninvasive, secure Android phone can look extremely fancy, thanks to the awesome Open Source Android dev community! Here are personal recommendations













Comments and Reviews
Makes editing OSM feel a bit like playing Pokemon Go.
OSM-Editing , fast, easy and fun
StreetComplete is a great, easy to use mapping tool for contributing to OpenStreetMap on the go, as a beginner, or both. It finds nearby items on the map that are missing information - street names, bike lane status, parking access, building levels or business hours - and turns them into “quests,” asking you to fill in what’s missing around you. Preferably by actually walking over to it and looking. And it runs really smoothly. The only times I run into performance issues with it is when I zoom too far out and it tries to find quests for an entire city.
It gamifies the process of building a searchable map that’s available to anyone and isn’t dependent on Google.
It’s not particularly powerful, though - if you want to add new paths or structures, or add information that isn’t in one of its quests, you’re better off using a different app or making a note to come back to it later. You can leave notes for other mappers (or future you) to take care of those additions. There also isn’t a good way to double-check information that’s already there, especially if the background images haven’t caught up with recent changes.
But what it does, it does very well, and I use it for most of my on-the-ground mapping.
Update: I recently discovered the layers feature, which highlights path segments to show how (and if!) sidewalks or lighting are currently mapped on them. It's been extremely helpful in adding and correcting sidewalks, both while walking with the phone and while armchair mapping on another device.
As far as i know, contributing to the openstreetmap was never as simple and easy as with StreetComplete. It just shows you task-markers around your location wich you can select and see if you may contribute by answering a simple question. So long, i just love it!
Encourages ordinary folks to contribute OSM updates