Replicates actual cities in minecraft. Pretty mind-blowing but also logical if you think about it - neat!

😎 Curated list of awesome OpenSteetMap-projects. Contribute to osmlab/awesome-openstreetmap development by creating an account on GitHub.

A universal app for OpenStreetMap.

In my view one of the best web offerings for openstreetmap (now that qwant maps is no more). Has super functional search, POI showing, integrated with weather services and a type of streetview.

Seems still in its initial phase and is a little rought around the edges here and there but could be one of the premium offerings for OSM on the web.

Pretty nice new-ish openstreetmap web implementation, can be used to create local meeting points and more.

Explicitly excludes showing details about many commercial chains (e.g. most supermarkets) because it is focused on local- an fair- places, those whose focus is to make a living not profit.

This of course hugely impacts its daily driver usefulness but also provides a nice alternative view on places.

A fully-featured OpenStreetMap-based map where markers and lines can be added with live collaboration.

Its search only supports specific 'points' (i.e. nodes) for now, but it has a nice POI function where you can filter by poi category and it shows you all the points around that may interest you for the current map tiles.

Dokumentation des OpenPLZ API Projekts - REST API for requests of German, Austrian and Swiss zip codes (Postleitzahlen), street names and municipal districts (Gemeinden).

Takes much of its data from Openstreetmap from which it compiles a full csv file for Germany here.

Self-hosted outdoor activity tracker :bicyclist:. Contribute to SamR1/FitTrackee development by creating an account on GitHub.

Fediverse-aware fitness tracker. Can be self-hosted, still in somewhat early development I would estimate. Privileges biking/running/skiing - activities getting you between two points - since it is pretty tightly integrated with gpx files and openstreetmap.

Query the Openstreetmap database through natural language queries. Part of a master thesis currently, but already fun to play around with.