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A nice feature would be an alert when getting in a specified range of an cache. This might be very usefull when hiking a cache trail without having to watch the display all the time.

I’ve been finding the Cachly Apple Watch app very handy recently for kayak caching. Handy to see distance to next cache by simply turning my wrist instead of reaching for my phone while paddling. I just picked up an Apple Watch 4 & realized with the extra screen space there is a bunch more info Cachly could possibly show. It would be super nice to have a distance & maybe even small compass or general direction to next cache complication. Would be killer for kayak caching and come to think of it sorta was what I was looking for with regards to power trail caching. Even if that isn’t possible at the very least it would be nice if the Cachly watch complication was able to be used in more of the faces. Keep having to use a very specific face just so it’s available to use via the main face. It’s kinda funny how what at first I thought was just a cool gimmicky thing to use every once in awhile has become a real time saver that has a bunch of potential.

Thanks, looks like an issue that one of our beta testers reported as well. We will get this fixed Thanks!

All sorted thanks for the help

As long as you are connecting to the Apple App Store using the same Apple Id, you should be able to download Cachly across multiple devices. You need to be on iOS 10 or later.

Read another post about same problem. Logged out and back in. Problem solved. I feel dumb. Thanks.

Thanks Nic, I am travelling in northern Australia (Cape York) and just found some (rare) mobile data signal. I updated Cachly to 5.2.2 (8) and can no longer replicate the problem Thanks for the prompt response. Peter Bunkall

Kdyby se někdo našel a chtěl mi pomoct. A to hlavně s kontextem slov, tak se ozvěte.

Translations in Cachly come from Cachly volunteer translators. Is this something you would be interested in doing or know someone who would?

I determined one of the caches in your screen and then loaded that cache in Live view. I then kept loading more and they all loaded for me. See the screenshot below. You have a large number of caches loaded in your Live view screen - might you have got your daily limit of caches that geocaching.Com allows you to load? You can check by going to More in the bottom right of the main Cachly screen, then selecting Usage and scrolling down within the Usage screen.

In this specific case you are using the MATCHES operator which is a regex style match, so this would be cast sensitive. You would need to do a specific regex case insensitive match like (?i)skindo in order to make this work. You can use a different operator like Begins with or Contains to ignore case.

I don't use the Official app, but I had thought there were notifications, but I could be wrong. When you get the email, you can long press on the link and copy it, then paste that into Cachly's search field and it will load that cache.

This is iOS killing Cachly in the background because it wants more memory for other apps. In Settings you can use the History option to view that previous cache. There are ways to do this and we are working to have this in a future version.

Traditional caches and other cache type that have corrected coordinates set.

No, there comes a point when too much user configuration just make an app confusing. Cachly needs to be a mix of intuitive and easy to use while being powerful.

I agree there is room for improvement. I will look at past a certain zoom level, only center the map and don't zoom in. Meaning, if you are looking at the whole world, tapping the location button would zoom and center. But, if you have already manually zoomed in to a certain level, Cachly would honor that level and just center the map.

@ Team DEMP I'm using the standard IOS Mail functionality. When I receive a zipped GPX-file and select it, the preview page only gives a link to "Preview Content". Opening the link shows the XML of the GPX. But now you mention it, I hadn't noticed the share button in the right top of the ZIPped-file's preview page before. That does indeed give me an option to "Copy to Chachly". So this "issue" is solved now. Thanks for helping out.

You can import a zipped GPX file into cachly today. If you have an email with the zip file, open the email and open the zip file. Tap your mail program's Share icon and you should see Cachly listed. Importing a zip and GPX is the same process. If the above doesn't work for you, which iPhone mail program are you using and which step in the process stops you from proceeding?

Hi Nic Here a little input for a super improvement: Would it be possible to display the favorite points in percent? Especially if you are travelling in a unfamiliar area and don't want to miss the best caches, this would be a very useful function! Of course you should also be able to filter or sort by percentage. If the % display is output via the API, I guess it would be relatively easy to implement such a function. Thanks!

Unfortunately this is out of our hands. Lab caches are not included in the partner API, so we are not able to include them at this time.

All options will get you access to all the premium maps and map extras (contours and hillshades). The 2 options that include a tip are there as a gesture of support for the developers continued hard work.

This is a feature that is for sure on our list. Hope to add it in a future version.

Wouldn't be hard to add...

Found in this case means find by me. There might be merit for a filter for not found by anyone, ie a possible FTF. In my view nit an important filter but the FTF chasers could find it handy

If Cachly had a shared database then if you logged in as a different user you'd see somebody else's data, which seems wrong. I'm guessing Groundspeak won't let you access an internal ID which doesn't change? So I think the existing behaviour is correct. If there's no data when starting the app, you could display a dialog saying data needs to be downloaded, including if you've renamed your username?