Turn-by-turn navigation on the roads around you, drawn like the map in GTA V, Red Dead Redemption 2 or GTA VI. Built for Android Auto, with the same worlds on your phone.
Free. No ads. No subscription. No account.
Filmed on the road, not simulated. Overworld has been driven in a Tata Curvv, a Tata Nexon and a Volkswagen Virtus GT. The cat rides along.
GTA V's pause map on real roads. Near-black land, flat grey roads and one purple route, seen from the radar's gentle tilt.
See the GTA V world
Red Dead 2's paper map on real roads. Ink roads, dotted railways, pencil place names and a red trail, seen from straight above.
See the Red Dead 2 worldGTA VI's minimap on real roads. Raised buildings at their real heights, broad roads with lane dashes, and a pink route that fades in just ahead of the marker.
See the GTA VI world
GTA VI's map changes with the time of day, worked out from where you are. Or hold it at one in Settings.
Search anywhere and see it in each world. Start with the real cities behind the games: Los Angeles for Los Santos, New Orleans for Saint Denis, Miami for Vice City.
GTA V's pause map on real roads. Near-black land, flat grey roads and one purple route, seen from the radar's gentle tilt.
See this worldRed Dead 2's paper map on real roads. Ink roads, dotted railways, pencil place names and a red trail, seen from straight above.
See this worldGTA VI's minimap on real roads. Raised buildings at their real heights, broad roads with lane dashes, and a pink route that fades in just ahead of the marker.
See this worldThe app's real map style, running in your browser. Roads from OpenStreetMap.
Routes with live traffic, closures and one-ways, laid onto the game's map. Search finds places by name, plus code or a link shared from your maps app. Tap a shop or petrol pump on the map and the camera flies to it.
Amber where it's slow, red for jams, darkest where it's closed, and only on the road you're taking. Traffic lights, speed cameras, accidents, road works and closures show ahead of you, with the time the traffic adds.
The turn card, time card, speedometer and speed-limit sign are drawn in each world's style, in place of Android Auto's own cards. Map buttons appear with a touch and leave the map clear while you drive.
Use the Google Play copy. It's in testing, and joining takes one email.
The APK needs no sign-up. It uses free stand-in fonts and icons in place of the games' own.
The two copies are signed differently, so uninstall one before installing the other. Full steps are in the tester setup guide.
A free navigation app for Android Auto and Android phones. It gives turn-by-turn directions on real roads and draws them in the style of a game map: GTA V, Red Dead Redemption 2 or GTA VI.
Yes. There are no ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases and no account.
Yes, it was built for it. It runs as a navigation app on the car screen with a game-style HUD, and has been driven in a Tata Curvv, a Tata Nexon and a Volkswagen Virtus GT. It fits wide screens, smaller head units and split screen.
It's in testing on Google Play. Email your Gmail address to gaurav@thealgothrim.com and you'll get the testing link. The Play copy is the one to use in a car. For the phone alone, the APK is on GitHub.
Yes. The phone app has the same three worlds, with search, saved places, route previews and turn-by-turn directions.
The maps, routes and search work anywhere OpenStreetMap does. It was made on Indian roads first, so it uses metric units and a 12-hour clock.
Not yet. It needs a data connection for the map, routes and traffic.
Not yet. Overworld Maps is Android only for now.
It uses your location to show the map and guide you, and sends trip details to the map and routing services that answer them. There is no account, no ads and no analytics, and nothing about you is sent to the developer. The privacy page lists every service.
No. Overworld Maps is a fan project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
