Good Old Maps vs MiniMap HUD

Ever wanted to see your GPS location on a historical map, a trail map, or that mall directory? Good Old Maps lets you do exactly that. Browse maps others have uploaded, or turn any map into a GPS-enabled experience by photographing it. Take a picture of a map, mark a few reference points with your current location, and the app calculates where you are. Add more points for better accuracy. Share your calibrated maps so others can use them too.

MiniMap is a driving HUD. A circular radar shows where you are, nearby community reports, and the road ahead. See police, cameras, and hazards as dots on the map. Wanted stars light up when a patrol is about 10 seconds away at your current speed. A CarPlay Police ahead banner can warn you in the car. Turn-by-turn is optional. Leave it off for a GTA-style arrow on the rim, or turn it on for a green route, maneuver banner, lane hints, and spoken guidance on iPhone and CarPlay. On CarPlay, the radar lives on the car screen. The phone stays a settings deck. Sign in with Apple, or explore without an account. Location is used to place you on the map and keep guidance alive if the phone locks mid-drive. Report data is community-sourced and provided as-is. Always follow the road and local law.