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Organic Maps vs OsmAnd?
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this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2024
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(I haven't used osmand in a minute)
Osmand has a buttload of features but the UI is kinda complicated, whereas OrganicMaps has a simple UI but less features.
If you want car navigation I'd recommend MagicEarth because it has traffic info
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Magic_Earth
It's proprietary.
For some people, not getting stuck in traffic is worth using proprietary software.
Are there any FOSS navigation apps with (paid?) traffic info?
For traffic info, I would use Google maps. For other map related data, OSMand / Organic Maps.