Nic Hubbard

Yes they are generated using Open Street maps.

I saw this too and am trying to get to the bottom of it. This happens when you create Waypoints offline, correct? Or are you seeing issues online as well?

Contact me using the email option in the More tab of Cachly.

I have reported this to Apple legal. Let's see if anything happens. We do have a trademark on the word Cachly so they should at least force this developer to change the name.

So, are you saying it shows them incorrectly when previewing the log? Or when sending? And these are logs sent from a Pending Log?

Thanks, will look into it.

Were you meaning downloading the contents of the description including images?

Correct. The geocaching.com API does not allow editing of logs.

I will look into how to report this.

I like this feature. Will add it to the list.

Cachly does not officially support iOS 11 until it is released as the public version. However this issue has been fixed for 3.0.2.

One of the reasons I would advocate to not change it is that it was worked the same way since Cachly 1.0. Changing it might confuse a lot of our current users.

This issue will be fixed in 3.0.2. Thanks for reporting it.

This sounds like you have some Search Options turned on.

Thank you!

Flyover maps were removed because they cause big problems with another part of Cachly. I won't go into it but we are hoping to bring them back soon.

Great news!

I would like to get more input on this. Anyone else have feedback on this idea?

Ha! We can't be sure.

Thanks, will fix!

Thanks for noting this. Will fix.

If this happens, can you open Apple Maps and check to see if the heading indicator there is the same as Cachly? Are you using iOS 10.3? If so the compass does automatic calibration, and we have read (not specific to Cachly) that some people are having a hard time getting it to auto calibrate.

This is something we have scheduled for an upcoming version.

When you create waypoints or cache note offline they will sync back to geocaching.com at a later time when you have data. It wouldn't necessarily be instant. My advice is to stick to using Offline if that is where you are adding your notes and waypoints, that way you are sure you are using the cache with the most data. Cachly will sync that data later.

Ha! Maybe they don't. I will have to check.