Map tiles can be also bundled with the mobile app or users can download a tileset for a region of their choice. These apps show the vector map tiles displayed from a custom tile server, so you can choose MapTiler Cloud service or implement your own.
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You can download it for free from Google Play and App Store or get the source code for further development of their own app. There is a sample app for iOS and Android, which demonstrates the capabilities of mobile SDK and its’ performance. There are other open-source SDKs for native mobile apps like TangramES or Carto/Nutiteq SDK. The source code of the MapLibre SDKs is available on GitHub. The open-source MapLibre SDK for iOS and SDK for Android provides the most natural way how to display the tiles and styles in a mobile app natively. MapTiler Cloud uses the open GL Style for defining the map design. This means the tiles are compatible with all software tools implementing this format specification. The maps are encoded in the widely used and openly documented vector tile format. The code is translated into native code and has lower hardware requirements.
Using mobile SDK to create a native mobile app is mostly the best choice.
It is possible to combine map data from MapTiler Cloud with data from MapTiler Data for offline mode. You can also use QT SDK to develop desktop software. You can create a mobile app with maps either using an SDK or JavaScript and HTML.
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