Kyzabra

And it manages it REALLY well too.

Great. It would be good to know when you download a PQ, how many caches have been added to your database. 

Thanks Nic. Appreciate you looking at this. Not a deal breaker, but a "nice to have"

I think I have asked before but it would be great to see a progress of PQ imports. Also, a summary of caches imported, number of caches added, etc. 

As a user of offline lists, I find it frustrating each time I restart the app, it defaults to live view and starts a search. It would be great to have the ability to resume in the screen you left off in. 

24 minutes ago, Bolling said:

I think the API would not make this perfect since it doesn't transfer all logs. 

I don't know how, but I know this is a feature on the android app C:GEO. I'm not sure if it works on the live API or downloaded files but either way, what a great tool. 

Further to this thread Nic, is there any plan to expand the friend functionality ? It would be really cool to be able to view a cache, then view which of your friends had logged it. Great for PAF. 

Excellent. 

Happy to provide feedback if you've got any queries. 

I'm sure it's been asked before, but wondering how far down the development tree is the ability to have multiple log templates. 

Or ideally, a seperate template for each log type (Find, dnf, need maintenance etc)

this would be really handy. 

Further to this topic (as I couldn't create a new one)

I think this thread, and the one requesting consolidation of lists are both good ideas. I have only recently started using cachly and it is by far superior to the official apps.

I'd like to see some expansion to the options available with offline lists.

    (a) The ability to set up "groups". With the ability to manually add caches, as well as import GPX files and pocket queries into these groups.

    ( Import gpx/PQ into said groups.

I currently run 12 PQ that cover all caches in Western Australia. They are setup by date order so the first 11 I update every so often, and the 12th I update daily (to pick up new publishings). Each morning, I update that PQ into my existing Geocaching app. This way, I have all caches on my phone in an offline state. And can basically cache anywhere at anytime without too much prep.

Also, It would be great to have a waypoint averaging ability and the function of manually adding a geocache to a list. This would be a great tool for placing geocaches (along with the 161m radius)

Breht (Kyzabra)

Not sure if this thread has been followed up or not. I just tried importing the GCA file (in both ZIP and GPX format) via dropbox link.

It crashed both times.