Open GIS
A navigation app for the real world.
Open GIS is a browser-based navigation app built on OpenStreetMap data. Users can view maps, copy links, view on OSM, edit on OSM, locate their position, and record. Map tiles are fetched from OpenFreeMap, which can see the user's IP address as with any network request.
12 alternatives to Open GIS
Ranked by how well each tool replaces Open GIS: shared features, audience, price and popularity.
A self-contained bootable DVD, USB thumb drive or Virtual Machine based on Lubuntu for ge
Covers 6 of 15 key features.
Free planOpen source63 out of 100 matchContact salesA planetary globe 3D engine for building geospatial visualizations
Covers 4 of 15 key features.
Open source62 out of 100 match—An all-in-one GIS platform for maps and geodata.
Covers 7 of 15 key features.
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An open-source effort to script the automatic generation of up-to-date Google Apps (GApps)
Covers 7 of 15 key features.
Free planOpen source60 out of 100 matchFreeAn open, sustainable, and accessible mapping platform
Covers 1 of 15 key features.
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Bringing advanced geospatial technologies to the world.
Covers 2 of 15 key features.
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Open-source map hosting for displaying custom maps on websites and apps
Covers 2 of 15 key features.
Free planOpen source57 out of 100 matchFree