Mapster

Кинематика дергается (почему?), на экране совершенно ненужные кнопки управления, цветовая тема тайлов заставляет глаза кровоточить (у самого осм куча куда более удачных тем). А еще это все перестает работать после 200 тайлов (о чем узнаешь постфактум) и требует денег. Это провал.

Falta mejorar resolución cuando no hay cobertura de la red

Kudos to everyone who loads data into these maps. The off road routes are incredibly accurate. Some of the routes are simply worn out paths in taller grass. It definitely helped me with navigating to more remote places (Africa, Central Asia, and New Mexico). In urban areas the maps were accurate with hotels and hospitals even in smaller towns and villages. I used this with other cell data map apps (with I’m guessing more fresh info), which created nice overlays. Where this app really helped me was with planning an overland journey through remote areas and when cell coverage dropped. I used this with bad elf, a sat gps that plugs in your smart phone or tablet. If you have your maps already downloaded the bad elf will show where you are on the map. I wouldn't use this for commuting but its a big help for off the beaten path type of adventure. I hope this helps!

Not a true topo map. More of a street map with topo markings. No trails, no smaller bodies of water and no better than mapquest. Plus they have a stupid tile system you have to purchase to keep using it. Absolute garbage.

This is an awesome topographic map app! I wish I could give it 10 stars!

This app is just what it says it is. It provides a better traditional map experience than Google maps in many ways. It is just a clear map with extraordinary detail. So far, I have found it to be accurate. In fact, in a new subdivision, Mapster has the actual, current and correct street names whereas Google has the old proposed street names! It's a really well thought out app with a built in user manual that gives lots of good background, how to contribute, and a lot of interesting detail in how it is put together and works. When paired with a GPS receiver, the tracking is smooth, quick and responsive. It updates position frequently. The tracking with this map is much quicker and smoother than any other GPS nav app or system I have used. The only complaint I have is that at the highest level of detail the text is hard to read. You can zoom in and out to read it but it would be nice if that could be made a little more readable without doing that. I highly recommend this app, either by itself or with a GPS receiver. I've been using it on an iPad Mini with Retina.

You can tell were you are even without Internet, witch is great if your lost and don't have service

I needed a simple iPhone app that would download a map of a trail that I was lookong forward to hiking, see my position with respect to the trail and be able to do it without a data connection. Mapster does exactly that.

I like to go out into the woods and walk around. Not sure why, I just do. Find old footpaths and see where they go, that kind of thing. I've probably tried around a hundred different mapping/GPS apps in the last couple of years and this is one of only 2 or 3 that I continue to find useful. No matter where I am, it finds every little trail and almost always shows me something useful and interesting without the hassle of similar apps. I'm reviewing it because I think it probably gets lost in the shuffle of sleeker/better marketed/pricier apps. And that's a shame, because there's a whole hidden world of prehistory just off the side of the road, and this little app knows just how to get there.

Negative five stars! This map data is so old that a 12 year old subdivision does not show up. Imagine trying to find a new road or trail. This is crap. Do not download