This page describes a historic artifact in the history of OpenStreetMap. It does not reflect the current situation, but instead documents the historical concepts, issues, or ideas.
Calculate route without Internet (Offline routing)
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Routing providers
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Avoid traffic
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Traffic Provider
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Navigating
Navigate
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Find location
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Find nearby POIs
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Navigate to point
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Navigation with voice / Voice guidance
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Keep on road
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Lane guidance
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Works without GPS
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Navigate along predefined route
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Tracking
Make track
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Customizable log interval
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Track formats
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Geotagging
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Fast POI buttons
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Upload GPX to OSM
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Monitoring
Monitoring
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Show current track
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Open existing track
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Altitude diagram
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Show POD value
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Satellite view
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Show live NMEA data
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Show speed
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Send current position
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Editing
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Rendering
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Accessibility
Accessibility support
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Complete non graphics text output
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Braille interface
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Exploration modus
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Public Transport mode
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Danger Warnings
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Screenreader
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Screenreader languages
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Route-Me was an open-source map library that ran natively on iOS. It was designed to look and feel much like MapKit, Apple's built-in map library, but it was entirely open and works with OpenStreetMap and other tile servers. For a time, Mapbox forked Route-Me for its Mapbox iOS SDK, but both projects have been discontinued in favor of a new Mapbox iOS SDK based on vector rendering technology.
