Overpass Turbo

Free

Overpass Turbo printed no dollar price on 24 Oct 2026. The IDE, the README, and the GitHub repository page have no checkout and no plan names. The GitHub API license field was NOASSERTION. The LICENSE file is the MIT grant, copyright 2012 Martin Raifer, and it says permission is granted free of charge. That sentence is the license grant. It is not a hosted-service price, and NOASSERTION stays the API field. The repository page said 1.3k stars. The API count was 1260. Do not average them. There were no GitHub releases. The latest tag date in the API was 2020-01-07. pushed_at was 2026-10-20T19:42:47Z. The push is not a release. OpenStreetMap data has its own license, which this page did not restate.

The IDE at https://overpass-turbo.eu/ opened with Run, Wizard, and a map credited to OpenStreetMap contributors. A query loaded in the editor was node["tourism"="attraction"] for the box 51.500, -0.128, 51.506, -0.118. The in-browser run stayed on “processing query… calling Overpass API interpreter” for the whole wait. A separate request to https://overpass-api.de/api/interpreter with that query returned five elements, named Big Ben, New Scotland Yard, The London Dungeon, Shrek’s Adventure, and The Paddington Bear Experience. Those names are the API’s. They were not painted as pins in the IDE during the wait. A map view centered at zoom 16 on 51.5005, -0.1245 showed Westminster Bridge and the Palace of Westminster.

• No dollar price. The IDE and the repository print no checkout. The LICENSE file grants permission free of charge. The API field is NOASSERTION.
• 1.3k stars and 1260 stars. The GitHub page said 1.3k. The API said 1260. pushed_at was 2026-10-20. The latest tag was 2020-01-07. There were no releases.
• Five attractions from the interpreter. Big Ben, New Scotland Yard, The London Dungeon, Shrek’s Adventure, and The Paddington Bear Experience. The IDE was still processing.

1. 1

   Quote NOASSERTION and the MIT grant as two sentences. Do not let the file replace the field.

2. 2

   Keep 1.3k and 1260 apart, and keep the 2020 tag apart from the 20 Oct 2026 push.

3. 3

   Treat a returned feature as a mapped tag. Do not treat a missing tag as proof the object is absent.

• The LICENSE file is about to replace the API field. On 24 Oct 2026 the GitHub API license field was NOASSERTION and stargazers_count was 1260. The repository page said 1.3k stars. The LICENSE file is the MIT grant, copyright 2012 Martin Raifer, and says permission is granted free of charge. NOASSERTION stays the field. The file stays the file.
• The interpreter’s five names are about to be called the IDE’s result. The browser stayed on processing query… calling Overpass API interpreter. A separate request to the Overpass interpreter returned Big Ben, New Scotland Yard, The London Dungeon, Shrek’s Adventure, and The Paddington Bear Experience. Those names are the API’s. The map frame has no pins.
• A mapped tag is about to be briefed as a resident. A feature in OpenStreetMap is a tag someone mapped. It can be missing, wrong, or out of date. This listing does not publish a query for surveillance cameras. The latest tag was 2020-01-07. pushed_at was 2026-10-20. There were no GitHub releases.

Hard cases

The case where the first result is easy to over-read.

Questions

Titled sources. These public pages are what the quotes on this listing come from.