Why does it feel like navigation apps are more interested in your data than in helping you find your way? That's why we are working on CoMaps – a community-driven, open-source navigation app. - Open, Transparent - Privacy-Respecting - Community Empowerment - Free & Not-for-Profit

Behind the Scenes - openness Ever wondered how a community-driven project like CoMaps comes to life? It's all about collaboration, transparency, and a shared vision for a better future. Check out comaps.app/community/. Together, we can make navigation truly people-centric.

In a world where data privacy is increasingly important, CoMaps stands out. We believe that your navigation data is yours. - No identify people: CoMaps does not know who you are. - No tracking: The app does not track your locations. - No data collection: Data is not collected.

Announcing CoMaps! Navigate with Privacy - Discover more of your journey! We're thrilled to announce the release of CoMaps to Google Play Store, Apple App Store, and F-Droid! Offline Search and Route Saves battery Privacy-respecting Free and No Ads What makes CoMaps special?

Just days since launch, and CoMaps is already making waves! Many have downloaded the app, and the reviews are rolling in! From fast directions to CoMaps principles, people are loving it. Thank you to everyone sharing the love — and tell your friends. This is just the beginning.

Whether it's a quiet forest trail, a winding coastal road, or your favorite neighborhood café — we’d love to see it! Share a screenshot of your route or a photo from the road, and tag CoMaps App Let’s build a map of adventures — one story at a time.

Choose the final CoMaps logo! We’re down to the final 6 logo designs. This isn’t just a design — it’s a symbol of open maps, privacy-respecting navigation, and a global community. Sign in to vote now, and be part of CoMaps history: codeberg.org/comaps/Governa… Voting closes: July 11

Why Global Travelers Are Switching to Community-Powered Maps Mobile navigation apps often depend on constant connectivity and user tracking, CoMaps offers a refreshing alternative. medium.com/@oleg_risewell…

We're proud to reveal the CoMaps logo —designed and chosen by the community. From maps to code to design, CoMaps is 100% community-powered. Winning logo created by @Flummic. 21 logos submitted, 6 finalists, people collaborating. Thank you to everyone who shaped this milestone.

CoMaps is a community, shaped by people who believe maps can be better: more private, more accessible, and more accurate. People downloaded CoMaps in 118 countries – from mountains to coastlines, from rural backroads to bustling cities, people around the world are using CoMaps.

CoMaps is powered by OpenStreetMap Thousands of local contributors around the world help keep it accurate and up-to-date. A mountain trail, a new road, or hidden café - chances are it was added by someone who knows the area best. CoMaps builds on this rich, open data.

As CoMaps doesn't track peoples’ data, we can't say for sure, however we believe that CoMaps has now exceeded 100k downloads! A huge THANK YOU to all the incredible people who’ve provided support along the way! We’re just getting started. #navigation #app #privacy #community

A new release is available! Features include: a link to Panoramax street photos (where photos available), improved contour lines, color improvements for many map features, and many more. Full list of features: codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/…

Meet incredible contributors: -gedankenstuecke: German community room operator, and decision-making structure -Flummic: Designed the CoMaps logo -metehan: Runs Weblate, and operator of Turkish room -AlexeyNaumenko: recruiter, published article about CoMaps #community #navigation

Map Area Showcase Share a screenshot of your favorite spot on the map, along with its coordinates! An intricate city, a hidden natural wonder, or something totally unique, tell us what makes this place special! Let's see your top picks! #maps #mapping #OSM

There are thousands of hiking trails in the world, which trail would you recommend to others? #hiking #nature #community

How does an idea become a feature? Anyone can submit a request. Anyone can develop it. There are great requests waiting for the right developer to create positive impact. Since April Issues created: ~1300 App developers contributed: 29 #navigation #opensource #volunteers