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Open Citymap

Open CityMap is an application for Qtopia compatible devices like Windows CE, OpenMoko and so on. The project was started in Belgium in 2008 by two students of the De Nayer Institute. The development started on the GreenPhone, but a new era started since some of the developers got a Nokia N810 on Akademy 2008. Check out our download section for more interesting stuff

Note: Some clean-up is being done, the code is already available in different branches (for OpenMoko, GreenPhone and Nokia Tablets!

Open CityMap will or is already available (en tested) on:

  • Trolltech GreenPhone
  • OpenMoko Freerunner
  • Nokia N810

For more news check this out!

Recent Blog Announcements

  • Akademy 2008
  • Developers wanted
  • New downloads

Introduction

CityMap can be used to show free (open) street maps on your mobile device provided by OpenStreetMap. Both tiles and XML formatted OSM data can be used to display the maps. If the device is associated with a GPS receiver (internally or externally through bluetooth), it will also be possible to record GPX traces. Aside of displaying maps and tracking roads you can use the application to do some basic OSM tagging. Devices with the possibility to take pictures can use this to automatically get ExIF data included in the pictures. Another cool feature is the QtScript, this makes it possibility to write your own extensions for CityMap.

Features

  • Written in Qt under the GPLv2 license.
  • Compatible with Qt supported devices (win CE, maemo, OpenMoko,..)
  • Can display OSM data (XML)
  • Can display OSM tiles
  • Can record GPX tracks
  • Put GPS data in Photos with ExIF
  • Can start a scenario that you might have written yourself in QtScript

How to contact the Open CityMap developers?

Look at the right side of the screen, Just add gmail.com to the project owners/members. For example:

Project owners:
  	mickey.leroy, wolf.ostes, bart.cerneels

Michel Claessens-Leroy can be contacted with the email mickey.leroy@gmail.com

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