Hi there!

We are glad to announce that iOS app version development does not stand still. The new improved version is already available to install on you devices!

Thank you for your support and feedback.

Great news for Android users!
We're happy to announce the new 4.4 OsmAnd release for Android devices.

Hi Everybody!

OsmAnd has the ability to display terrain offline in a variety of ways: contour lines, hillshades, slopes, altitude graphs..

Happy New Year!

We have a good tradition every end of the year to write down New Year Resolutions for the next year and sum up the results of the past year (Resolutions 2022). It's already our 6th Resolutions.

2022 was very difficult for our team though we stayed strong and #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦. Nevertheless, there is quite a lot to be proud of 2022 achievements.

In 2022 we launched the new OsmAnd website with new documentation and map. We also introduced the Pro cross-platform subscription for iOS, Android, Web and finally released OpenGL Rendering for Android with 3D terrain.

Hi there! We are glad to announce the release of the iOS app version.
Development doesn't stand still, and now the new improved version is available for installation on your devices!

Great news for Android users!
We're happy to announce the new 4.3 OsmAnd release for Android devices.

Written by gisplay.pl.

Polish students from Krakow were taking part in the project of updating the maps of the Peljesac peninsula in Croatia due to the cooperation of the Pedagogical University in Krakow and OpenStreetMap Polska Association (OSMP).

Peljesac peninsula in Croatia (photo: Anna Górska)

Technology has made it possible to explore amazing destinations and previously uncharted territories. By using various maps saved on your smartphone, you can easily make your way around the most beautiful cities and nature spots in the world!

One popular activity where technology plays a huge role is hiking. Hiking is a fun way to get your heart pumping and see stunning destinations. It is a wonderful activity for team building and exploration as you get to enjoy navigating with the help of a digital map.

But what if your phone loses service while you are out on a hike? What if the battery dies on you while exploring? You could be in serious trouble if you don't have a backup plan. That's where offline maps can become a real lifesaver.

Hi, Everybody!

There are thousands of official and nonofficial routes which symbols (marks) you can see in cities, forests and etc. All these routes are routes for your activities. Many of them exist in OpenStreetMap and you can see them online here for example.

Hello! June 3rd we celebrate OsmAnd's birthday 🥳