OpenStreetMap – a royalty-free, editable map of the world Apple Maps – Apple's map service, launched in 2012 with iOS 6 to replace the Google Maps application on iOS devices Bing Maps – Microsoft's map service with road maps and aerial/satellite imagery Mapbox – an online service that builds custom maps based on OpenStreetMap Here WeGo – a map service developed by Navteq and Nokia and since 2015 owned by a German automobile consortium Leaflet – a widely used open-source JavaScript library used to build web mapping applications TomTom Maps – a map service built on top of Tele Atlas, which TomTom acquired in 2008 Waze – similar to Google Maps but also offers a right of way indication in satellite mode, along with traffic incidents (also owned by Google) Géoportail – a French rival offering detailed aerial photographs of French territories NearMap – Australia-specific aerial photography, regularly updated (paid subscription service) Naver Maps[178] – a South Korean mapping service offering a comprehensive map of South Korea. PinMaps[179] – an online service that allow users to add pins on a map Maps of Switzerland[180] – a Swiss federal service offering very rich maps and layers of Switzerland Position Images – perhaps the earliest demo of GPS-linked 360° photos on the web; the Wayback Machine recorded it in 2002[181] Tencent Maps – a map service developed by Tencent offering comprehensive satellite imagery, street maps, street view and historical view perspectives, as well as functions such as a route planner for traveling by foot, car, or with public transportation Terralink International ViaMichelin MapQuest – the very first online mapping service Moovit - a free public transport app offering multi-modal route planning across public transit, shared bicycles, shared scooters, car sharing, ride sharing and carpooling Yahoo! Maps (defunct as of June 2015[update])[182] Yandex Maps