Nic Hubbard

Yay for date issues. Will look into it.

We do this in 3.0.

Done. This will be in the next beta.

Agree. What do you think this should be sorted by? Place Date, Found Date or Date Last Visited?

Excellent idea. Yes, this would be possible. Will add this to the list.

This could be done without a Watch app and just using local notifications which would be sent to your watch. I will make a note of this on our feature list.

Thanks. Appreciate you trying to help with this issue too!

Thanks Andrew, appreciate this extra info. Will continue to do testing.

I have considered this. It is on the list but won't make it into 3.0.

You need to tap the gear icon that is inside of the search field. This will bring up the Search Options screen which will have that option and many others.

Have you made sure to tap the "Cache" tab at the top to see the Original Coordinate waypoint?

I think that this would be a great idea. Will add this to the list for 3.1.

They are saved to geocaching.com but are not visible on the website. I just tested this and looked at the DB directly and the waypoints are being deleted when their parent cache is deleted. However, if you find a circumstance where it does not seem like this happens please let me know. Thanks!

Will look into this.

Does this GPX only contain Waypoints and no caches? If so, Cachly doesn't support this since all Waypoints need to be associated with a cache.

These are filters that I want to get added, but will likely go into 3.0.1. I need to wrap up the features in 3.0 for release.

Hmm, this is one of those things that seems small and simple, but would be easier said than done. Will have to think about it. They are in order of created. However you can manually sort them, so forcing a sort order isn't something I would do.

I will get this option added to our feature list.

All the waypoints that you create are synced with geocaching.com and would be available on any device that you use, so this is good news for you! HQ just doesn’t show these on geocaching.com for some reason.

Yes, you can use iTunes and save the entire SQLite database (actually all three sqlite files) to your computer. Then hook up a different device and this time use the "Add to" option in iTunes and you can overwrite the database on your other device. I tested this and it works great.

I am not following you on this one. Waypoints and Cache notes are two separate things, but both are supported in Cachly. Could you explain a bit more?

I agree. Will fix this.

Thanks. I will report the issue to Groundspeak.

https://api.groundspeak.com/LiveV6/geocaching.svc/help/operations/SearchForGeocaches Cachly does send the Archived = true GeocacheExclusion. What is the GC code that is archived you are trying to return?

This happening is correct behavior of iOS. It is not something that we control. Because Groundspeak owns the geocaching.com and coord.info domains their app can be opened automatically instead of Safari when opening those URLs from anywhere in iOS.