Draw directly on OpenStreetMap maps to create annotations and memos. Save your drawings as GPX files to upload and edit on desktop OSM editors. Ideal for planning routes or marking points of interest on the go.
2.0.4
August 8, 2025
Now supports OAuth2. Bug fix.
You can draw lines, words, arrows, symbols, and illustrations directly onto OpenStreetMap maps. This allows you to create memos, mark points of interest, or plan routes visually.
Drawings made in OSM sketch can be exchanged into GPX files. This format is widely compatible with various desktop OpenStreetMap editors.
Yes, the GPX files generated by OSM sketch can be opened and edited using PC OSM editors like iD, Potlatch2, and JOSM. This allows for more detailed editing of OSM data based on your annotations.
The description does not specify offline functionality for drawing or map display. However, saving and exporting drawings as GPX files is a core feature.
OSM sketch is available for iPhone and iPad. It is optimized for small screens, making it convenient for mobile use.
The latest version is 2.0.4, released on August 8, 2025. This indicates active development and regular updates to the application.
Yes, OSM sketch contains advertisements. As it is a free application, ads are used to support its development and maintenance.
OSM sketch has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for children and adults, with no mature content.
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