Divide and map. Now.

Divide and map. Now.
Author:	qeef
License:	GNU AGPL (free of charge)
Platform:	Web
Status:	Active
Version:	https://git.sr.ht/~qeef/damn-deploy/refs
Language:	English
Website:	https://damn-project.org/
Source code:	https://sr.ht/~qeef/damn-project/
Programming languages:	SQL, Python, JavaScript, and docker-compose
The damn project helps mappers by dividing a big area into smaller squares that people can map together.
Features Feature Value Map Display Display map yes Map data Source Rotate map 3D view Shows website Shows phone number Shows operation hours Routing Routing no Create route manually Calculate route Create route via Waypoints Routing profiles Turn restrictions Calculate route without Internet (Offline routing) Routing providers Avoid traffic Traffic Provider Navigating Navigate no Find location Find nearby POIs Navigate to point Navigation with voice / Voice guidance Keep on road Lane guidance Works without GPS Navigate along predefined route Tracking Make track no Customizable log interval Track formats Geotagging Fast POI buttons Upload GPX to OSM Monitoring Monitoring no Show current track Open existing track Altitude diagram Show POD value Satellite view Show live NMEA data Show speed Send current position Editing (Not set) Rendering (Not set) Accessibility Accessibility support Complete non graphics text output no Braille interface Exploration modus Public Transport mode Danger Warnings Screenreader Screenreader languages

The icon of the damn project.

Divide and map. Now. -- the damn project -- helps mappers by dividing a big area into smaller squares that people can map together.

The damn project supports collaborative mapping with the common workflow of map -> review -> done. Other supported use-cases include Review the work of the mapper, Download notes periodically, and Mapping with prepared data.

The damn project consists of several clients aimed at a specific group of mappers: Mapping beginner, mappers who ensure quality and/or help beginners improve, and mappers who manage areas to be mapped.

Running instances

• damn-project.org demonstrates the damn project by running the latest deployement version. There is API documentation of the server and by default, the JOSM damn plugin uses the damn-project.org instance.

  RSS feeds are daily updated and all-areas info feeds are translated to fediverse (do not forget to click on the bell next to "Unfollow" if you want to be notified):

  • new areas
  • changed areas
  • abandoned areas
  • completion status

See Also

• HOT Tasking Manager
• SimpleTaskManager