awesome-openstreetmap

A web map project to enable accessible, safe sidewalk trip planning for people with limited mobility. Currently rendering senveral cities in Washington State. (

Generate cities from real life in Minecraft using Python.

Generate before-after maps to visualize the work your local community has done. (

A web map game that tests your knowledge by having you find a street in a given area. (

A web platform that encourages the user to run every street in their city. Based on your Strava data it shows where you have and have not run, provides challenges, a leaderboard, and a forum.

A free, open-source offline navigation app prioritizing user privacy and using OSM. (Android, iOS /

Augmented change viewer. (

Tracker for changesets in your region.

Map visualizing changes in selected changesets. Used in OsmCha. (

Filter OSM changesets by comment.

Visualize latest OSM changesets within a certain geographic boundary. Includes a simple vandalism checker. (

Show latest discussions on OSM changesets.

A collection of awesome things that use or support MapLibre!

A directory of applications using OSM data, organized into categories such as art, biking, history, maritime, routing, public transport, and more.

Open source pipeline for producing Mapbox vector tiles from OpenStreetMap with Postgis and Java. (

Web based tool to find geolocation leads by searching for proximate features on OpenStreetMap. (

Userscript that adds visualization of changesets and many other useful features to OSM website.

Statistics viewer for contributions of any OSM user. (

Jump from OpenStreetMap changeset to changeset analyzer services.

Search for finding your old unresolved notes.

Custom extracts of areas from planet.osm. (

Free extracts of OSM features as GeoJSON, filtering on tags and bounding box. (

Powerful API that allows to query and retrieve changeset information. (

Maps Timestamp to replicate sequences. (

Read-only API that serves up custom selected parts of the OSM map data. (

Minutely/weekly/yearly/full dumps of osm data. (

Five-step-guide on what OpenStreetMap is and how it works.

Extensive beginners' guide to editing OpenStreetMap. (

An overview page with links to the most useful pages.

An overview of ongoing and proposed mapping initiatives.

Information on receiving promotional merch such as Stickers.

Project assisting educators at all levels to introduce open source mapping and OpenStreetMap in the classroom. (

Project for mapping by dividing big areas into small squares mappable by humans. (

Mapping tasks for supporting humanitarian missions in crisis areas.

Tool for mapping in scoped tasks. (

Various challenges for making small edits to achive big tasks. (

Interface for searching and resolving OSM notes. (

Helps you do small tasks for OSM every day. Tasks are small and about five minutes each, but the point is to map every day, not map as much as you can. (

Android and iOS app that lets you create and edit objects in OpenStreetMap. It supports editing node and polygon features, and creating point features like shops, benches, and building entrances. (

Feature-rich mobile editor for iOS. (

An online editor focused on adding and improving data on global health facilities. (

JavaScript based editor for the web browser with a wide array of presets. (

Advanced extensible desktop editor. (

Text based editor that's useful in specific corner cases. (