Acastus-Photon translates name of street/city/point-of-interest
to geo-coordinate which can be
opened in a map or navigation app such as OsmAnd, Maps.me, APhotoManager.
shared with other people via the send command.
You can start Acastus by clicking on an addresss in the Android Contacts app (SimpleContatcs).
The Photon-Server-Software which Acastus-Photon calls over the internet
is a replacement for Google Maps and other geocoding services that you
can run on your own server.
Details on setting up your own Photon instance are here: https://github.com/komoot/photon
.
Screenshots
Whatβs new
* #29: adapt to Photon API changes
How to install
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Frequently asked questions
What is ββ‘π Acastus-Photon?
An online address/POI search for navigation apps
Who develops ββ‘π Acastus-Photon?
ββ‘π Acastus-Photon is developed by GDR!.
Which Android version does ββ‘π Acastus-Photon require?
ββ‘π Acastus-Photon requires Android API 19 or later.
What is the current version of ββ‘π Acastus-Photon?
The synchronized F-Droid version is 1.28.
Which license does ββ‘π Acastus-Photon use?
The signed F-Droid metadata lists LGPL-3.0-only.
Where is the source code for ββ‘π Acastus-Photon?