StreetComplete

“With the ease of use of StreetComplete, it really wouldn't take many volunteers in a city to complete all quests.”

“it is very useful as you can map when you have no mobile data or it is spotty.”

“StreetComplete editing works also fully offline (if data was downloaded first). It also deals with fairly large amounts of data.”

“the app seems to be stuck on that quest and I can't figure out how to get back”

“StreetComplete is very beginner friendly, and I don't think you can use it to mark a road as prohibiting pedestrians”

“when you click on an item, you HAVE to set the answer, you cannot go back to seeing all the markers”

“dismissing a question I don't see an answer for right now easily is the worst”

“If you click even one pixel away from the actual text, you get the chooser with not enough options.”

“There is a limit to the type of quest you can fit into the mobile app.”

“Its question-based approach makes contributing to OpenStreetMap feel approachable”

“the very first question I was given had three choices and none of them were correct”

“I just contributed more to open street map in 5 minute than I have in 15 years.”

“positively surprised about how quickly they progressed and got the first version shipped”

“Well for me not even the back gesture works, I just have to force close the app if I don't want to answer a survey”

“downloaded StreetComplete yesterday and made a couple edits in my neighborhood”

“maybe use StreetComplete which essentially asks questions about missing or existing old data”

“I have found it to be a really seamless and easy way to add extra details to OpenStreetMap”

“StreetComplete has a but of gamification. Only internal, for you. But still.”

“Very satisfying and feels like you're doing something actually useful.”

“Beginner-friendly editors are https://MapComplete.org (which has thematic maps; disclaimer: I'm the main dev) and https://streetcomplete.app”

“StreetComplete helps both with adding the data in the first place and then keeping is current”

“it makes it incredibly easy to submit additional data, such as opening hours and road types, to OSM.”

“I love street complete, it opens up OSM to so many beginners with the simple UX.”

“It's pretty restrictive in what they'll allow as 'quests' to avoid overloading new users”

“it also feel overwhelming, just around me there are hundreds and hundreds of questions.”

“This additional context makes it a lot more useful for editors than an ordinary trace”

“In principle I like it, what I don't like is that some companies will use the data only for their own benefit”

“I have over a thousand contributions on StreetComplete (casually using it during walks)”

“There's something oddly satisfying about turning a boring loop around the block into "wait, does that bin have a lid?"”

“Very well built app. Super simple to use. And gamification is top-notch.”

“Every day I take a 2 hour walk and contribute as much data as I can to OSM using this app.”

“StreetComplete lets you place trash cans and benches too (among other things)”

“It's very intuitive and makes you learn just how detailed and specific map data can be.”

“it's a very fun way to contribute to OpenStreetMap, and the UI is really well-done, it's totally beginner friendly!”

“it's user-friendly. A thoughtful feature is that it lets you download data in a location on wifi”

“because of a decision that StreetComplete doesn't want to ask about private objects”

“This is a good way to get outside and do challenges like jogging every single street in your town.”

“Splitting stuff into tiny tasks you can focus on really helps if you're just out on foot in an area.”

“nice gamification / simplification of UI that makes editing a breeze”

“StreetComplete sounds great and looks like a nice way to be able to contribute fixes to OSM.”