PLZ Suche vs PostCodeStar

PLZ Suche is the fast, fully offline way to find German postal codes. Search by postal code, city, or street name and instantly see the matching areas. No internet connection is needed for the data. Features: - Offline search across all German postal codes and cities. Type a ZIP code, a city, or a street and get results in milliseconds. - Street to ZIP: every postal area includes its streets, so you can find the correct code just from a street name. Combined queries such as Kornblumenring, Uchte or Kornblumenring Uchte work too. - Interactive map powered by OpenStreetMap with labeled ZIP pins. Tap a pin to open the details. - Detail view with exact coordinates, copy the postal code to the clipboard, and open the location in your maps app. - Ten app languages: German, English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian. - Light and dark mode, plus selectable accent colors (teal, red, blue) and a high-contrast theme. - Privacy friendly: no account, no tracking, no collection of personal data. Only map tiles are loaded from OpenStreetMap when you view the map. Whether you fill out shipping forms, plan deliveries, verify addresses, or simply need the right postal code quickly, PLZ Suche gives you reliable German postal data anywhere, even without a connection. Data sources: postal code base data from the OpenGeoDB project; street and map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Ever been frustrated when people can't find your house or office despite having an address and a Post Code or Zip Code? Or do you need to permanently pinpoint a location somewhere? Well PostCodeStar is for you. We've chopped up the entire surface of the Earth into around 16 trillion squares of approximately 3m squared and condensed it all into a few characters after a post / zip code. Add a short extension to international post codes / zip codes to pinpoint any location to within 3m. So that's a resolution of just 3m and just with a few characters after the normal post / zip code. Handy yeah? Oh, and your codes are free for ever. You can share star codes with anyone. Entering a star code in the search box or following a shared link opens the location in PostCodeStar and you can navigate with Google Maps. The benefits of PostCodeStar: * Using characters rather than words means there is no need for translation into multiple languages. * PostCodeStar utilises the existing, easily recognised post code system where available so it's just a case of adding a few characters at the end. * There's no risk of mispronouncing words or misunderstanding due to accents or reading abilities. Letters can be read out phonetically and there are only a few of them! * It's way quicker to type a few characters than huge long co-ordinates or words. * PostCodeStar is so accurate. You can pinpoint any 1 square metre location, anywhere in the world. On water, up a mountain, in a tent in a field, up a ski slope, in the Australian Outback... no address required. How awesome is that?