On macOS there are so many basic things you’d want to do - share itineraries, annotate places, keep lists of things, but there’s not even a document concept. With the exception of guides, anything you do is ephemeral. It’s excellent at planning a route, but doing anything with that route, including getting back to it later is useless.

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Spooky23 3 days ago | parent | next [-]

All true, but you have to measure it against how enshitified Google Maps has become.

	▲	cogogo 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I primarily use Apple maps and bounce back to google sometimes because I think the browser experience is so much better and it is faster to just type my terms right into ironically safari. Every time I do I think it is still simpler and snappier. Especially true if I have recently tried to use the MacOS maps app… that never behaves how I would imagine it should if I go beyond a simple location search. There are things about the ios app that make me crazy too. No qualms about the maps themselves these days.
	▲	trinix912 2 days ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		Just a week ago I could still create a Google Docs "map" document, add spots, share it with friends who could collaborate from any (incl. non-Apple) device... It's just a pain to do this with Apple Maps compared to how easy and straightforward it is with Google Maps. You can also still import desktop Google Earth bookmark files.
	▲	bravoetch 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		I don't agree with that assertion. Just because google maps has become one thing, doesn't excuse Apple maps flaws. They can exist on their merits.

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wpm 2 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

The app on macOS is terrible, like all Catalyst/SwiftUI ports. Fisher-Price software.

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dlahoda 3 days ago | parent | prev [-]

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