OpenStreetMap

StreetComplete, the open-source app that lets users fix and add details to OpenStreetMap through simple quests, has released a public beta of its iOS version. The release brings the popular Android mapping tool to Apple devices for the first time, and the news is drawing strong interest from the open-source and mapping communities, who are discussing the beta and reporting feedback via its GitHub issue tracker.

StreetComplete, the open-source app that lets users improve OpenStreetMap data by answering simple survey questions on the ground, has released a public beta for iOS. The launch, tracked in a GitHub issue, brings the long Android-only tool to iPhone users, and developers and mapping enthusiasts are inviting testers to try it and report bugs.

StreetComplete, the popular OpenStreetMap app that lets users fix missing map details through simple quests, has released a public beta for iOS. Until now the app was Android-only, so iPhone users could not take part in its gamified map-editing workflow. The beta's arrival means OpenStreetMap contributors on Apple devices can finally add footpaths, opening hours and other data on the go, and the tech community is sharing and debating the release.