Navi
Offline-first navigation with terrain-aware eco routing
New in version 0.3.25-beta
0.3.25-beta
Since v0.3.22-beta: vehicle-aware origin/destination snap under clearance limits; clearance restriction in plan UX; Truck/MH corridor skeletons and ECO abort note; gate case q (Raufoss to Bergen MobileHome T6); Stage B unit-test serialization; CAT/CATS radio plugin path; 0.3.23-0.3.24 routing and sideload ships folded into this tag.
Since v0.3.22-beta: vehicle-aware origin/destination snap under clearance limits; clearance restriction in plan UX; Truck/MH corridor skeletons and ECO abort note; gate case q (Raufoss to Bergen MobileHome T6); Stage B unit-test serialization; CAT/CATS radio plugin path; 0.3.23-0.3.24 routing and sideload ships folded into this tag.
Navi is an offline-first navigation app. Download map data once, then plan and follow routes on the device without needing the internet for every trip.
Travel modes include car, bicycle, e-bike, hiking, motorcycle, truck, and motorhome. Optional vehicle size limits skip roads that are too tight. Avoidances cover motorways, tolls, and ferries. Avoid-motorways skips OSM motorways, motorroad/expressway roads, and dual carriageways at 90 km/h or faster — not every E-road or urban arterial.
Eco routing prefers gentler, less energy-hungry roads by taking hills into account. Hiking and cycling can optionally prefer marked long-distance and pilgrim-style trails, with normal paths used when a marked trail has a gap.
Download a region (OpenStreetMap extract), an offline basemap, and optional elevation/terrain data in Tools. A background indexing job builds compact routing packs so later plans are fast; you can still plan while indexing runs. Map updates are never silent — only when you ask.
On the road:
Navi is free and open source (GPL-3.0-or-later). There are no ads and no tracking. Network use is for downloads and updates you choose — not for silent data collection.
Travel modes include car, bicycle, e-bike, hiking, motorcycle, truck, and motorhome. Optional vehicle size limits skip roads that are too tight. Avoidances cover motorways, tolls, and ferries. Avoid-motorways skips OSM motorways, motorroad/expressway roads, and dual carriageways at 90 km/h or faster — not every E-road or urban arterial.
Eco routing prefers gentler, less energy-hungry roads by taking hills into account. Hiking and cycling can optionally prefer marked long-distance and pilgrim-style trails, with normal paths used when a marked trail has a gap.
Download a region (OpenStreetMap extract), an offline basemap, and optional elevation/terrain data in Tools. A background indexing job builds compact routing packs so later plans are fast; you can still plan while indexing runs. Map updates are never silent — only when you ask.
On the road:
- Place search, From / Via / To, GPS fill, map mark and saved places
- Off-route detection and reroute
- Break and rest suggestions, including truck driving-time rules where known
- Drive bars with altitude and trip ETA
- GPS follow, and north-up / compass / direction-of-travel map rotation
- Optional experimental 3D hill shading and map tilt
Navi is free and open source (GPL-3.0-or-later). There are no ads and no tracking. Network use is for downloads and updates you choose — not for silent data collection.
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- Author: Navi contributors
- License: GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
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