I think you might misunderstand what wanderer does. It is not a maps service like Open Street Maps. It's simply a database in which you can store your GPS tracks. So the workflow would look like this: you are in the woods and record your track (e.g. with osmand) -> you store your track in GPX format -> you upload your track (and any additional info like a description or photos) to wanderer -> before your next adventure you check wanderer to decide what you want to do

Ah, sorry. I missed that. I switched to OpenFreeMap (which comes with proper attributions) and it looks much better. Thanks! I'll include it in the next patch!

https://github.com/Flomp/wanderer/commit/369202ec42f88c3fc9f5a9aaf26aba1b1e6e4044

With docker you can simply change the port mapping in the compose file

Thanks for promoting wanderer! Finding trails on the map should be no problem, you can currently mark trails as public so that not logged-in users can see the trail. I have thought of steering wanderer towards a more socially interactive platform. I think a good first step would be to allow comments and implement a rating system.

Thanks for the crowdsourced translation website. I was looking for something like this. I will set it up and add it to the contributing section of the documentation.

I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. Do you mean creating a trail from scratch on the map without recording it before? That is indeed on my roadmap.

Cool! I always recommend OsmAnd.

Logging trips offline requires background location services. This does not work for a simple website. You would need to program an app for that. While this is a plan somewhere down the line, it's still far away. So currently I would recommend relying on an external app to log your trip and import afterwards.

You can also install it directly on your machine: https://github.com/Flomp/wanderer/wiki/Installation#from-source

It's just much more tedious imo.

Would this work like an open-source strava alternative?

It depends a bit on your use case. If you want track your progress on certain trails/tracks, then yes. Although, wanderer currently does not support metrics like heart rate or calories.

wanderer comes with a strava integration that helps you sync your data from strava to wanderer.

With a lot of blood, sweat and tears 😅 I extended PocketBase to add support. But the AP endpoints are still in the svelte frontend, which then proxies requests to PocketBase if necessary.

Thank you very much! Really appreciate the kind words :)

Recording is currently not possible with wanderer itself. I personally use osmAnd to record my trails and import them into wanderer. If you don't want to expose wanderer to the public your friends would need to send you their trails, yes. But I guess that's no different with any other service.

I see. I'm unfamiliar with the protocol, but sharing trails is definitely on the roadmap. So I will look into it!

Thanks, I found it: https://git.dryusdan.fr/Dryusdan/garmin-to-fittrackee

I'll check it out!

Absolutely. I have it running on a Pi 5 and that's more than enough. You only need 1GB of RAM when first starting wanderer. After that it sits at around 100Mb.

Currently no. I really like Dawarich for this purpose and I feel like I wouldn't be able to add much.

wanderer currently parses distance, elevation gain, duration and speed. Parsing heart rate would be an easy addition, though.

Currently, it creates a new trail every time. I agree that the name is a bit unfortunate. It was fitting when wanderer started out because back then it was solely made for hiking. I plan to transform summit logs into leaderboards similar to strava in a future update. Then I will probably also rename the summit logs to something more fitting.

Speed statistics were added in v0.2.0. Hopefully also with some bugfixes.

Happy to help. If you can get a dump of the database it should be quite easy to import it into wanderer via the API 👍