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Is It Really FOSS? is a website that reviews software that claims to be free & open source. This effort has unfortunately become necessary as projects increasingly start to "do the talk of open source", without actually "doing the walk" – effectively misrepresenting themselves as FOSS when they aren't.

Which is why we're extra happy that our offline map & navigation app has now been added to the website, listing us as a green "Yes, it's open source" ✅

Thanks to all of you, we have over 1,000 stars 🌠 on @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de, a mostly volunteer-driven code forge that shares our commitment to community & Free/Libre/Open Source Software. Their efforts make the way we develop CoMaps possible.

Did you know: Codeberg is run by a non-profit association that sustains itself via memberships & donations. If that sounds as cool to you as it does to us: Consider donating or becoming a member! https://join.codeberg.org/

We've made a hotfix release — 2025.11.25-4 — for Android: https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/releases/tag/v2025.11.25-4

It's a follow-up to our 2025.11.19-2 release to fix a bug with voice directions pronouncing weird symbols in the beginning, when the "Announce Street Names" feature is enabled.

It also includes updated OpenStreetMap data as of November 23

It's already out on Codeberg will be available soon on Google Play and F-Droid.

Our release 2025.11.19 is now out own Codeberg, Google Play and iOS (and soon on f-droid).

It comes with fresh map data, a new routing option to avoid paved roads, new POI types. Read more here: https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/releases/tag/v2025.11.19-2

People can use CoMaps for leaving notes on #OpenStreetMap. Those notes can suggest edits that are outside CoMaps' editing capabilities.

You can help CoMaps & OpenStreetMap by looking over those notes and fixing them. Learn more about how to do so on our website: https://www.comaps.app/news/2025-10-17/improving-osm-notes/