@Cheradenine If needed, you could try to find someone living elsewhere and share an account

@gedaliyah Ah gotcha. I can't think of a way for any tool to find the "next house" as that would depend on multiple criteria. You say 4 steps, have you tried playing with the bottom increment slider? If mapping from scratch you'd usually have no missing housenumber. My workflow is to click on house, K, Enter, repeat until end of one side of the road (odd or even numbers), then onto the other side

@gedaliyah Why would you need to go on a house more than once?

@gedaliyah Not entirely automated, but there's a JOSM plugin for easier input of adresses in a street.

https://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Help/Plugin/HouseNumberTaggingTool

@the_third Meeeh, still think that @panoramax could be a good place to host them and make them browsable

https://panoramax.fr/

@the_third Ah, I'm on the other side of the spectrum. Don't have any time or motivation to go outdoor, but have some freetime for armchair mapping. The thing is, I think one can't extract every bit of information from captured data, so your best bet would be to upload and share your gpx (OSM) and pictures (Panoramax?). Not sure about the others bits, depends on the format I guess

@redd Under Firefox flavored browser one could easily set Nominatim search under some keyword

https://superuser.com/a/1399652

@Spzi @twistypencil I've a few RSS feeds in area of interest which I check daily to keep it sorta clean

https://tyrasd.github.io/osm-qa-feeds/

@Spzi IMO if what you need to do isn't covered by MapComplete you may already have the knowledge to maintain the data by yourself through your editor of choice. Just make sure to check the wiki to keep your way of tagging up to date

@MistaJostur @notExactlyI20 IMO that's the best way right now. Once you've added all the stops, and in order to create the route, give Relatify a try. I've had good echoes about it

https://github.com/Zaczero/osm-relatify

@bysariipek @unsaid0415 @mapilio Pretty sure that Mapillary started that way too