Organic Maps, a privacy‑focused offline maps and GPS application, reached 6 million installs in December 2025, according to the developers. The app provides navigation for hiking, cycling, biking, and driving without requiring an active internet connection, and it supports downloadable maps for extended trips.

The application is built on OpenStreetMap data and is offered free of charge, with no advertisements or tracking. It is developed by a community of volunteers and is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Organic Maps includes detailed offline maps with contour lines, elevation profiles, and routes for cycling, hiking, and walking, as well as turn‑by‑turn navigation with voice guidance and support for CarPlay and Android Auto.

Users can obtain the app from the App Store, Google Play, Huawei AppGallery, Obtainium, Accrescent, and F-Droid. The software does not request excessive permissions, and privacy reviews from TrackerControl and the Exodus Privacy Project have confirmed the absence of data collection and tracking.

The developers encourage participation in beta programs for iOS, Android, and Linux desktop platforms, reporting bugs through the issue tracker or via email, and contributing feature suggestions. Updates and community discussions are available on multiple social media channels and messaging platforms.