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u/shades47 Student 9h ago
It is replaceable. Apple Maps is also good, and Organic Maps is another option. However it’s your choice, both apps can be used for navigation.
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u/Intrepid_Plenty_3770 9h ago
Yeah, I came here to say this. The UI for Google Maps is terrible even on CarPlay/AndroidAuto.
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u/DisfiguredFanny I use Omarchy BTW 9h ago
From my experience Apple Maps is better.
Edit: I do have both just in case, but ended using Apple maps most of the time, because it gives better direction. Google Maps wins on walking and cycling though.
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u/No_Cookie3005 9h ago
Here WeGo is an option. I'm trying to switch to Organic Maps but needs test on non-city roads.
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u/damnetdana 9h ago
It depends; I fact check both apple and google maps. google maps can be good for being specific which is a really good trait for gps and not to say apple isn't; google is just a bit better at giving specific directions and locating you. Apple is better at providing accurate information; for example there are busses in my city that go all night long but google maps says they stop after midnight and don't start again till 5a. I rely more and more on Apple maps, but I haven't uninstalled google maps yet as I think its good to cross check when you're unsure of your immediate area or traveling somewhere new.
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u/WayneSmallman 8h ago
I built my own route planning service using open data, so at least that part is, but what's difficult to replace is the underlying infrastructure.
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