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Scroll and zoom the map to find a bus stop, then… * Tap the map – This will show a list of bus times from the nearest stop. * Tap the search button – Type in a street name and town, or postcode and tap the button on the search widget or keyboard. This will show a list of bus stops. Tap one to show a list of bus times from that stop. * Tap the search button – Type in the eight character code on the bus stop sign, if it exists, and tap the button on the search bar or keyboard. This show a list of bus times from that stop.

How frustrating it is to have a offline navigation software to find out you can't be alerted approaching some point of interest / dangerous area ? This application just solves this. You'll import a POI list and it'll start an always-on-top widget displaying the closest POI and alerting you if you don't follow the POI requirements. All the parameters are configurable; minimal distance to warn, allowed over-speed, whether to automatically start when your car's Bluetooth is connected, or to log your track. Depending on your country's law, you can also limit to range alert (instead of exact position alert).

CCLauncher is a minimalist Android launcher designed to help reduce screen time and distractions due to all the apps present (like social media apps for example). Unlike traditional launchers, apps are hidden by default. Key Features: - Apps invisible by default (type to search) - Digital wellbeing tools (screen time tracking) - Double-tap to lock screen - Customizable gestures (swipe left/right/up/down shortcuts) - App renaming/hiding capabilities - Plain black/white wallpapers for focus - No ads, no tracking, no internet permission - 100% private Usage Tips: 1. Swipe up to search apps 2. Long press empty space for settings 3. Enable double-tap lock in Accessibility settings 4. Rename duplicate-named apps for easier launching This is a modern rewrite of Clauncher using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, maintaining most of the minimalism while improving functionality (and maybe performance...)

Carburoid shows only gas stations worth considering. Sorted by distance, whenever a station is more expensive than the closer ones, it is hidden. This reduces the list from thousands to a few dozens. To choose a station, just scroll down to improve the price until the distance is not worth for you the saving. Features: - 🏛️ Official government data sources (Spain, France) - 🎯 Only relevant gas stations: either closer or cheaper than others - 🕒 Smart about opening and closing hours - 🗺️ Integrates with your preferred map application - 🌐 Translations available in Spanish, Catalan, Basque, Galician, Aragonese... - ☀️ Dark and Light themes

This app is only available in French. Please switch the locale to fr-FR to access the detailed description.

This application is a part of CARTS research project and detect boarding of bus using smartphone sensors.

CaveSurvey tries to make creating speleo maps easier by aiding the data collection. It allows you to take the measurements table with you underground and leverages all the sensors available to facilitate the surveying process. Measurements can be typed manually, read via Bluetooth (check the supported laser distance measurer devices) or with the built-in compass/clinometer. You can enter notes, save the GPS location at the entrances, take pictures, draw simple sketches etc. Data collected can be verified on site with simple 2D map and exported in Excel, AutoCAD, Therion, Google Earth and others for further processing.

OpenStreetMap based city navigation app that helps you explore your city easily. The app shows points of interest in different categories such as ATMs, gas stations, drugstores, mobile phone stores etc. based on your location and it does so without keeping your data. If you are an OSM contributor you can also edit or add POIs directly from the app.

Yet another Olauncher Fork where apps are invisible by default, you only need to type which apps you want to open. It should reduce your screen time from opening apps you didn't plan on opening. Would recommend using a grey or black wallpaper (for immersion?, idk just recommending) FEATURES * No ads * FOSS forever * Clean, fast and lightweight HOW TO USE * Swipe up to see all the apps and quick search * Swipe down for notification drawer * Long press home apps to change them * Important: Long press on empty space to open settings Once you open the settings, you'll see all the available options.

Climb the World is a free rock climbing application that uses OpenStreetMap data to display the location of individual rock climbing routes. The application has a built in climbing map viewer, climbing route editor, and an experimental Augmented-Reality viewer that will try to match the routes with the wall.

A community-led free & open source maps app based on OpenStreetMap data and reinforced with commitment to transparency, privacy and being not-for-profit. CoMaps is a fork/spin-off of Organic Maps, which in turn is a fork of Maps.ME.Read on about reasons for the project and its direction at codeberg.org/comaps. Join the community there and help make the best maps appUse the app and spread the word about itGive feedback and report issuesUpdate map data in the app or on the OpenStreetMap website‣ Offline-focused: Plan and navigate your trip abroad without the need for cellular service, search waypoints while on a distant hike, etc. All app functions are designed to work offline.‣ Respecting Privacy: The app is designed with privacy in mind - does not identify people, does not track, and does not collect personal information. Ads-free.‣ Simple and Polished: essential easy to use features that just work.‣ Saves Your Battery and Space: Doesn’t drain your battery like other navigation apps. Compact maps save precious space on your phone.‣ Free and Built by the Community: People like you helped build the app by adding places to OpenStreetMap, testing and giving feedback on features and contributing their development skills and money.‣ Open and Transparent Decision-making and Financials, Not-for-profit and Fully Open Source.Main Features:Downloadable detailed maps with places which are not available with Google MapsOutdoor mode with highlighted hiking trails, campsites, water sources, peaks, contour lines, etcWalking paths and cyclewaysPoints of interest like restaurants, gas stations, hotels, shops, sightseeings and many moreSearch by name or an address or by point of interest categoryNavigation with voice announcements for walking, cycling, or drivingBookmark your favorite places with a single tapOffline Wikipedia articlesSubway transit layer and directionsTrack recordingExport and import bookmarks and tracks in KML, KMZ, GPX formatsA dark mode to use during the nightImprove map data for everyone using a basic built-in editorFreedom Is Here Discover your journey, navigate the world with privacy and community at the forefront!

An outdoors application which can help you to find your way though the forest or desert, or whatever. It provides inter-device location exchange by SMS and can make distress call even if the device screen is broken by sending SMS with your location on your behalf. Due to pointer-navigation nature, it can also be used as either magnetic or GPS compass reading direction to north from your device magnetic sensors or from GPS chip.

A simple compass we created because we were tired of looking for a good compass app that didn’t have ads and looked good. I just needed something that'd give me a general direction and (when I need it) my exact bearing, so that's why I made this. I also made it draw colors from your Material You theme.

Android based app with auto declination adjustments using GPS location. Declination information calculated using the latest 2025 WMM data available from https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/geomag/WMM/DoDWMM.shtml.Auto declination adjustments using GPSManual declination adjustmentsDegree's and NATO mils modesNight modes available (red and green night modes)Four compass roses available (two in degrees, two in NATO mils)Displays the current bearing as well as the reverse bearingDisplays the current auto calculated declination or manual declinationBezel bearing reset button

This app provides a Compass as a tile for the Android quick settings menu. It is based on a feature from an old version of CyanogenMod.Note: Due to how Android™ works, a notification has to be displayed, while the compass is active. You can easily disable this notification by long-pressing on it or on the compass tile.

Coordinate Joker is a geocaching add-on for application Locus Map, but works also with other apps that can display waypoints from a gpx, kml, or kmz file. Finally you made it to the pre-final after 3 hours and several miles. A final number to be determined: Count the planks of the bridge ... Hey, where has the bridge gone?! It was replaced by a pipe beneath the ground. What now ...? Look up the logs for potential telephone jokers? No, then I'd rather draw a line in my map, where the final could be located given the formula and missing x ... But wait - Coordinate Joker will do it for you. Just enter the coordinate formulas and it will send the resulting waypoints to your preferred Geocaching app. With a bit of luck, one point will appear close to some path while the others may be far away. Then where would you look for the final? :)

This app tracks your location and shares it via a map with all other participants of the critical mass bicycle protest. You can use the chat to communicate with all other participants. Location sharing and chat relies on criticalmaps.net. Location tracking is always active while using the app.

UK-wide cycle journey planner CycleStreets - Cycle navigation for cyclists, by cyclists. Plan routes from A to B anywhere in the UK, with a choice of four routing modes to suit a range of cyclists from beginner to regular commuter. And the Photomap lets you submit photos of infrastructure problems or good practice around the UK. Routes for cyclists using OpenStreetMap/OpenCycleMap maps that can be cached in advance of the journey

Contribute to the Darkness map: a visualization of light levels in the city at night. Status: Beta.

Android app for disaster.radio a disaster-resilient communications network powered by the sun When the critical infrastructure that so many of us take for granted goes away, how do we organize ourselves and our communities to respond? If recent ecological disasters have demonstrated anything, it is the inadequacy of existing models and tools to provide efficient allocation of resources, access to emergency communications, and effective coordination of human effort. Few if any solutions exist that are off-grid, affordable, reliable, easily deployed, and openly standardized. disaster.radio addresses this problem. disaster.radio is an off-grid, solar-powered, long-range mesh network built on free, open source software and affordable, open hardware. Designed to be open, distributed, and decentralized, disaster.radio is currently in the prototype/development phase.

DumpSeeker shows sanitary dump stations for camper vans listed in OpenStreetMap. A long click on a station in the list will show the dump station in a map application. You can also allow the app to use GPS. The dump stations for your current location are then displayed in the first tab in the app. (This will overwrite the city in your first tab.) The data is provided by OpenStreetMap under the Open Database License (ODbL). Minimum permissions: DumpSeeker only requires a minimum of permissions, namely only the INTERNET permission. This is necessary to make HTTP requests to remote servers to receive data. Optional: Authorization for GPS.

UnifiedNlp backend that uses locally acquired WLAN/Wi-Fi AP and mobile/cellular tower data to resolve user location. Collectively, “WLAN/WiFi and mobile/cellular” signals will be called “RF emitters” below. Conceptually, this backend consists of two parts sharing a common database. One part passively monitors the GPS. If the GPS has acquired and has a good position accuracy, then the coverage maps for RF emitters detected by the phone are created and saved. The other part is the actual location provider which uses the database to estimate location when the GPS is not available. This backend uses no network data. All data acquired by the phone stays on the phone.

This is a simulation of the E6B flight computer. Assets from https://mediafiles.aero.und.edu/aero.und.edu/aviation/trainers/e6b/ Source code available at https://github.com/j05t/e6b

Using EVMap, you can find electric vehicle chargers comfortably using your Android phone. It provides mobile access to the community-driven databases from GoingElectric.de and Open Charge Map, containing information about charging locations across the world. For many chargepoints in Europe, you can see real-time status information. Features: - Material Design - Shows all charging stations from the community-maintained GoingElectric.de and Open Charge Map directories - Realtime availability information (only in Europe) - Integrated price comparison using Chargeprice.app (only in Europe) - Map data from OpenStreetMap - Search for places - Advanced filtering options, including saved filter profiles - Favorites list, also with availability information - No ads, fully open source EVMap is an open source project and can be found at https://github.com/ev-map/EVMap. This app is not an official product of GoingElectric.de or Open Charge Map, it only uses their public APIs. A list of necessary permissions with explanations is available here: https://ev-map.app/faq/#permissions