I need it

It's not exactly the same, but I can vouch for StreetComplete being an incredibly good/similar game. You walk around the real world, and the app points out missing data in OpenStreetMap that you can fill in easily. You get the dopamine of a number going up, help dethrone proprietary map dominamce, and get some good excercise in in the process.

Up is exactly the direction I like numbers to go!
- You want the murder rate number to go up?!??
Uhhh this is fun!
Is it on iPhone too? I only see an Android version.
- StreetComplete is Android only, but last I heard Go Map!! for iOS was trying to add a similar "quest" functionality to that found in SC.
Is the map data federated?
- It's a central server i believe.
- Well, it's dumb data, so we don't speak of federation (which happens between services), but basically yes.
  Anyone can download the data and the TL;DR for your right to using the data is:
  You are free to copy, distribute, transmit and adapt our data, as long as you credit OpenStreetMap and its contributors.
  As a result, there are also many servers which mirror the data, i.e. provide a separate copy you can download, which is effectively like federation.

That'd be awful for me, my primary use of google maps is streetview to figure out what places look like before I go there

You wouldn't be stuck with the fog, you would be able to toggle it on and off. The purpose is to make it obvious which areas you've already seen, so that you can know which areas of the world you still have yet to explore!
- There's an app for that, Fog of World.
  Here's my map.
- Its a nice idea , but I will hate the way these tech giants choose to implement it. 99% of implementation would need location to be tracked 24x7 and stored in their server . If someone would have a local or private way to do this , I'm exited.
- I kind of do that but in reverse with Google Maps Timeline and Strava heat maps. I can see where I've been and where I haven't been so far.
  I guess if someone has their location history something like this wouldn't be too hard to accomplish.

There is an app. Fog of the world is the name. Havent tried it personally.

That seems really interesting, but not $30 app interesting.
It works great! When I was on paternity leave and went out for walks with the baby in the stroller every day, it was a bit boring to just walk the same route each time. I downloaded the Fog of world app and set my self the goal of walking every meter of every street in my part of town before the end of my leave. That made it much more fun, buuuuut I haven't used it after that...
The app looks so good, but it's 35€

You know, I would really like to try this.

You can see this in Waze if you open the map editor. you can only edit a certain radius around where you've been, so your editable area is like a fog of war.
- So... how do you open the map editor these days? I used Waze and added roads and stuff back in the day before Google bought it, but I just opened the app and can't seem to get back into that "mode". Sorry for the dumb question...
- Do you need to have used Waze? Or does it pull from my Google maps data?
Play Pikmin Bloom. It does exactly this, and can track your step counts/location in the background.

I'll wait until they add fast travel.

That's basically what public transport is.

You folks actually leave the house? Impressive!

This is reposted all the time and the answer has kept being: Pikmin Bloom. It's F2P, you reveal the areas you physically visit and the rest of the map is grey. It'll track your steps and location in the background, so all you have to do is have your phone on you.

I would visit every corner of the world trying to find all the loot and collectables

Because of the GDPR, Google offers a download of all collected data about you. When you have your location history enabled, this should be part of it. If that's in a useful data format to parse, one could program this with the actual data of one's movement

Indeed. One can see the reverse of that idea on their Google Timeline.
That's cool but a pretty difficult way to regularly update the fog...

Stop giving Google ideas on how to track us even more.

They already have this data for most people. This could already be a thing
Oh no, not a visual representation of data they already have as a matter of course by the very nature of a map app or GPS!

My map would look really sad

Did this dude fast travel? Like why are there separated clear areas on the bottom left and bottom right?

Gotta hold the map in your off-hand while traveling or it won't autocomplete
- Rookie mistake
What are subways?
- Disguised loading screens?
- Whoa didn't know the map was layered, so the subway opens up the underground layer?

Everyone in this thread should try geocaching! It is really fun

Saving for later

Everytime somebody of your family or friends is inside the known area there should be an alert: reinforcement has arrived.
Or an alert about new options if you unfog a new building like a restaurant.

Ok this, but on geoguessr would be fire

I had an idea where I would walk in a radius of few kilometers and walk on every street, etc. I wonder how long would it take, lol.

Someone make an app for that :P

There you go (not mine): http://www.everystreetchallenge.com/ or https://citystrides.com/
CityStrides! It gets very confused if you don't actually live in a city, ours wants us to complete our entire county, but it's still fun anyway.

I just want to be able to establish lodestones so I can tele to places

So Jäger bombs.

gta v map menu but irl

That would be amazing

Morrowind flashbacks...

“Survey region”

Just like that scratching the golden foil off of places visited

Yea but you can choose how precise you want your map to be. For me the foil maps don't really work.

Any osm app with that feature?

Be the change you want to see in the world. ...and send me the link when you do.
- Bruh :]