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Nic Hubbard

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  1. On 11/1/2025 at 8:56 AM, Mr Pilot said:

    Hi. 
    Just got an Apple Watch and I find catchy works well on it. Saves getting my phone out all the time. 
    what would be useful is a widget for Apple Watch so that you can swipe up from any screen and get Cachly with out using the app screen. 
    thanks 

    You can add to a watch complication. Would that work for you?

  2. There are no "developers", it is just me doing development. :)

    Loading archived caches on the map similar to a search isn't possible. The geocaching.com API does not provide a way to do this. The two options you have, are if you know the GC code, you can search for it. Or you can use another service to create a GPX of archived caches and import that GPX.

  3. 21 minutes ago, aheppis said:

    But here I have two tabs - User and Cache.

    When I create a user waypoint I have to switch between the two tabs all the time.

    If the waypoints would all be in one 'tab' I could see them at a glance and it's much easier to compare waypoints.

    L4C had own waypoints and cache waypoints below among each other on one screen.

    Can you explain your use case of when it might be helpful to have both on the same screen?

  4. 23 minutes ago, aheppis said:

    I am using offline lists including caches which are far away from each other.

    Sometimes when I am near one of that caches I'm checking for other caches around that cache. But then I want to see only caches which I haven't found before. Then it would be great when I could open the position of the cache from the offline list in the live tab using all filters which are set there. So I could check for unfound caches around quickly without using other offline lists or something like that.

    Got it. Would you mind logging a feature request for this on our tracker? https://github.com/cachly/issues-tracker/issues

    This will help me since you can add additional information there about your request. Thanks!

  5. Red dashed lines are just general paths/trails. Brown dashed lines are are tracks, which are often lesser roads that are gravel or dirt. Yellow and black would correspond to the actual trail system, they should have signage for that when on the trails to tell you what it means. 

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