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See the list of available software or other possibilities of using OSM.
This article tries to collect and list online applications making use of the OSM data. Feel free to add applications you stumble upon or that you developed yourself.
This page tries to collect more or less mature applications that are user-oriented.
As the list grows we will try to group the applications according to their approaches and/or intentions.
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Mapping helpers
- OpenStreetBugs is a platform that lets you mark errors or missing details in the map and also lets you mark those errors as solved when that has been accomplished.
- Keep right! (Data Consistency Checks for OSM) shows up to 100 errors in the centre of any given map area inside of Europe with a rather good indication of the type of error and hints to resolve them.
- Keep right! is also providing data consistency checks for Australia & New Zealand.
- ITO OSM Mapper provides a way to follow changes in a defined area. It requires separate registration.
- OSM Inspector is another page that provides data quality information and has different overlays.
Comparing maps
- Transparent Map Comparison - Compare transparent overlays of OSM maps to other maps or satellite imagery from yahoo! and Google
- Another transparent map comparison - Compare transparent overlays of OSM maps to satellite imagery from Google, Google maps labels and other data
- Map Compare - Side by side compare of different maps provides by Geofabrik.de
Track collectors
- Main article: track drawing websites
- GPSies lets you create, collect, and publish tracks for walking, running, hiking, cycling etc. It's making use of several map suppliers. To use OSM, select OpenStreetMap in the dropdown at the upper right corner of the map area.
- Bike Route Toaster - lets you plot tracks/routes on OSM maps and cyclemap. Includes routing on OSM maps, by car/bike/foot.
- mobilemap - Overlays GPX tracks over OSM maps, including mapnik, osmarender, opencyclemap, hike&bike map as well as landsat imagery.
- Gmaps Pedometer - plot routes on maps, Google Maps by default, has the option of OSM maps.
Routing
- Cloudmade Maps provides a routing service.
- OpenStreetRouting provides a routing service.
- OpenRouteService provided by the Geography department of the university of Bonn is a nice routing service.
- http://www.pifpafpuf.de/cycleroute/map is still under development. It lets you draw your cycle routes as an overlay and download the gpx route when you are finished.
A full routing application list is also available.
Map Information Browsers
- OpenStreetBrowser lets you find almost every detail that has been mapped into the OSM database like hotels, tourism, etc.
- ÖPNV-Karte shows lines of providers of public transportation (rail, tram, bus, etc.)
Misc
- Cloudmade style editor provides a way to customise rendering rules. It is in a closed beta right now.
