Nic Hubbard

This is part of our 7.0 release, which will be released later this year.

@Mr Bean Thanks for mentioning this. This is not a restriction that we previously knew about. I will ask HQ if this was an intended change.

Got it. Thanks!

You could always create a new list for the PQ, or, you could use Filtering on the list to hide your found and old caches. Would this help?

This looks to be a bug. Thanks for reporting!

This button in Cachly mirrors how Google Maps and Apple Maps apps work. The first tap on Cachly, and those apps, zoom to your location and start following it. This was done for consistency and intuitiveness of the UI. Changing this now, and having the first tap do something else would likely cause a lot of user frustration since it has functioned this way since Cachly 1.0. That being said, to exit the first follow mode, you can just move the map and it will bring you back to the default state. Hope this helps at least a little.

Thank you for these great suggestions!

These will be available to Premium members, as this is the requirement from HQ for developers.

Thanks for bringing this up. In this case, I think that removing the FTF is the best choice and only showing the checkmark. Will fix!

Yes, partner apps will be able to add these as well. We don't get have a date from HQ when this will be available though.

Send me a message so we can test: MrCachly

Thanks for the suggestion!

I have a fix for this in testing right now. Will get 6.1.13 released once we do more testing.

Thanks, I will do more testing here to see if I can replicate it.

Any app or place in iOS that provides a "Share" option for a GPX or .zip of a GPX will be able to share the file with Cachly which allows import. Have you made sure to download the file locally first in Files? Once you do that you can use the Share option to send to Cachly. You can share the .zip that you downloaded from geocaching.com.

Thanks for the input, I appreciate it! Cachly does show distance to the target in both map and compass view just for reference.

Do you see the message on geocaching.com? Since we don't develop the official app, I can't say for sure, but I have a feeling that the Messages tab does not refresh automatically. I would try restarting the official app and see if it updates your Messages.

In Cachly, you can tap the current location button on the bottom right a few times to change it into "heading follow mode". This will rotate the map while you move, and show the small compass. Hopefully this will be of help.

Hi Caroline, Cachly does not have a large compass overlaid on the map like L4C does. Can you explain what you liked about having the compass and the map shown at the same time? Was it just personal preference or being used to it? Or did it provide extra insight into finding the cache to have it that way? Thanks!

One of the big differences here is that the official app can load 500 caches on the map at a time, and we have a max of 100. The official app also does not have a daily limit on number of caches loaded, but partner apps do. Because of these two limitations, I have been hesitant to include this feature. However, I get the request more and more so I am looking into how I can adequately warn the user of the inherent risks when using a live loading map. That being said, I am only investigating the possibility at this point and don't have it planned for a release.

Yes, if you have the GPX or zip of the GPX in email you just tap it or long press (depends on iOS ver) and use the share option then choose Cachly.

Thanks for the suggestion. You can also save caches in multiple offline lists if this helps for you to group them that way.

Thanks for the suggestion!

For whatever reason, iOS is inserting this. It has been fixed and will be in our 7.0 version.

The bug, as I have tracked it down, is due to the geocaching.com image server being very slow, and the image downloads timing out. Do you have any specific PQs that you can replicate this with?