Vespucci - an OSM Editor

Marcus Wolschon

About this app

Vespucci is an advanced open source tool for editing OpenStreetMap data, it is not a map viewer or a navigation app. You will need an OpenStreetMap account to use it .

You can download the map data for a specific area and edit the map. After editing, you can upload it directly to the OSM servers.

Any accidental change can be undone and all changes are listed for review before upload. Tag-autocompletion, JOSM compatible presets, links to the translated map-features pages and even auto-completing nearby street names help to find the right tags to use.

We recommend disabling auto-updates for Vespucci so that you can upload your edits before app updates.

More information and documentation can be found on vespucci.io and in the on-device help.

Please do not report problems here or ask for support, see why we can't provide support and accept issues on the play store review section. You can report issues directly from the app without a github account or go directly to the issue tracker.

OpenStreetMap, OSM and the magnifying glass logo are trademarks of the OpenStreetMap Foundation. The Vespucci app is not endorsed by or affiliated with the OpenStreetMap Foundation.

Ratings and reviews

If you want to seriously edit OpenStreetMap while you're out and about, Vespucci is the way to go. You can add, remove, and modify just about any paths or structures on the map, trace paths using your phone’s GPS and either add them through the app or upload them to use another tool. It uses a lock/unlock system so you don’t make changes accidentally, and you can place geolocated photos on the map to help you position features. That said, there is a steep learning curve when you start out!

Comprehensive, but thus is a little hard to use on a mobile device. I am often met with a "not responding" message, but everything seems to be working well. Edit: Will open up an issue if persists

Took a day or so to fully figure out how to use it - it's clunky at first. But after getting used to clicking extra buttons to get to properties, and hitting a button at the bottom to upload a changeset, it's actually pretty great - comparable with the id editor online.

What's new

1st maintenance release of 18.0.

Note 18.0.0 was soft released on F-Droid only.

Release notes: https://vespucci.io/help/en/18.0.0%20Release%20notes/

Change log: https://github.com/MarcusWolschon/osmeditor4android/blob/master/CHANGELOG.txt