barefootguru

Yes - 20 requests in 60 seconds with each request covering 50 caches. That means 1000 caches per minute and then it needs to pause 1 minute before it can start the next batch. So with 10,000 caches it would be:
Min 1 - 1000
Min 2 - Pause
Min 3 - 2000
Min 4 - Pause
Min 5 - 3000
Min 6 - Pause
...
Min 17 - 9000
Min 18 - Pause
Min 19 - 10000
Min 20 - Pause
Min 21 - 11000

Assuming everything goes as planned. 

API Sataus: http://status.geocaching.com/666339

iOS does have a built in magnifying glass for the screen, which works in every app including Cachly.
https://www.wikihow.com/Magnify-Your-iOS-Device-with-Accessibility-Zooming

Good to see you managed this in 3.1 

Yes, this is correct.

Indeed. Groundspeak keeps an accurate date and time of the (three) last retrievals.
For instance, on Saturday, if you download the 1st at 8:00am, the 2nd at 10:30am and the 3rd at 11:45am, 
then you have to wait until Sunday 8am to download one next cache, then you're blocked until 10:30am for the next etc...
 

Is it worth replacing with:
an edit button, or automatically switching from 'browse' to 'edit' when you tap — like in Notes, or an undo/revert button Worried the note could be changed accidentally with no way to undo it.
The first 2 suggestions would also make viewing longer notes easier.
Cheers

Map generation is done manually by me as it is a long process (4 days) for all the maps that we have. Maps were just generated about 2 weeks ago, except France which was just too large and was crashing my server.
I hope to do updates about once a month.

This will be coming in 3.2 when we have tappable coordinates in notes.

I do something similar to what you are suggesting. Combine the PQs. The problem I have with that method is how to identify archived caches so they can be deleted. Takes to long to run an update. 

Ok Nic said it should be the "Date Downloaded" filter. 
So, import PQs to update caches. Filter on Date Downloaded and set prior to date of PQ import. Then either delete the caches in the filter or update them to confirm they are archived and then filter on archived caches to delete. 

I feel that it is import information to have in a prominent location. I will look into reducing the size slightly.

Thanks guys.  @Nic I'm always careful with the cloud, and GS slightly more than the others   So I'm wanting a way to backup the Personal Cache Notes I've created — whether they were created within Cachly or on the site.
I do download PQs from within Cachly, so thanks for confirming that will backup my notes for unfound caches, as they're covered in my existing PQs.
Sounds like I can't use the builtin My Finds PQ GPX download to backup notes for caches I've found though… I'll have to write my own PQs?

U might be for that reason, L O I S are easily confused with other letters.
p.s. Interesting thread here https://forums.geocaching.com/GC/index.php?/topic/341449-3-million/

V3 is misbehaving for me with waypoints:
waypoints are duplicated numerous times in offline lists:  first image shows the offline waypoints, 2nd the live. can't delete a waypoint… possibly because it's duplicated:  see 3rd and 4th images. Cachly seems to be overriding my waypoint name if it's corrected now?  Maybe not let the user edit the title, or overwrite the title so it's obvious? Cachly 3.0.1

In the meantime, vote on this one  
 

Nic - Not sure of your GC profile so I used rragan (congrats on find #5000) as that should work for you and look the same for me when I describe it. Regarding this specific thread, I'm not interested in it being handled in Cachly but wanted to explain this. 
If you go to https://www.geocaching.com/p/default.aspx?guid=744a4c8e-9c58-4e68-bb57-62576570320a&tab=stats#profilepanel you should see rragan's profile & stats. When you view this page, scroll down to the Difficulty / Terrain grid which is 9x9. A goal is to fill the grid out by finding at least 1 of each of the 81 squares that cover every combination of difficulty/terrain ratings. 
The grid shows the # of caches found in each combination. Completing the "challenge" would show at least 1 cache in each square. "Looping" is finding all 81 x2, x3, x4, etc. If you look at the grid for rragan when I posted this response, you'd see that each square has at least a 2 in it, so he's found all 81 twice. To find all 81 x3, he'd need to log another cache in every square D/T combination that currently shows a 2.

You can easily see the next "loop" but what was requested in the initial post is to look beyond the next loop and look at ones that are in loop+1 & loop+2. 

Something to keep in mind is the iPhone uses Assisted GPS:  if you have a network connection it can take up to 30 seconds to download satellite data before your location can be calculated.  Without a network connection this maximum increases to 10+ minutes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_GPS

But the existing caches all have circles, so you just ensure you're outside them?

They just don't show up on geocaching.com. Wish they did!

Will put in a fix for this.

Would find it handy to be able to download a low-res map of the entire world.

Currently the images that are in the body of a description are not saved offline. It would take a bit of work to support this feature but we do have it on our list.

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.

I do have this on our list for offline lists. Just need to design how it would look.