OsmAnd is a mobile maps and navigation product from OsmAnd B.V. in Amstelveen, the Netherlands. It is an open-source, largely offline-first app for Android and iOS: you download compact OpenStreetMap vector maps by country or region, then browse, search, and navigate without a live internet connection.
It exists for people who travel, hike, or drive where coverage is poor, and for users who want less location-data exposure to large map platforms. Routing and guidance run on the phone once maps are present. A wide set of profiles covers car, bicycle, pedestrian, public transport, ski, boat, and more.
The concrete differentiator is plugin depth (trip recording, topography, offline Wikipedia, nautical and ski styles, OSM editing) plus a freemium, ad-free model. Source is GPLv3 on GitHub, with an F-Droid community build that does not use Google Play services.
