Rooski22

Thanks so much Nic! It’s working fine this morning. I’ll be more careful about mega cache searching in the future. 

This is a feature that will be coming in a future version.

No, they are not the same. There is a color difference, but we tweaked that even more in our upcoming 3.1 version so the color difference is more noticable.

Agree. This will be fixed in 2.1.

CITO events are hard to distinguish on the map from traditional caches. 

You sir, are amazing!  Thank you not only for your super fast response but for knowing just what to do.
Problem solved!
P.S.  Did I mention this already? I love Cachly!

I came back to thread when I was notified Nic replied and I see what I thought was a comment I made earlier this morning not posted to the thread. I guess it's sitting unsubmitted on my ipad at home. 

My comment had to do with the display window in your video. I'm not sure I'd look at (approx) a 300 mi x 175 mi area like the screen covers and try to find caches. For me, I'd say a 25x25 square mile area is probably the absolute biggest I'd look at on a cachly screen. Maybe others have a *need* to see all of a country like in the video but I definitely don't. I don't see myself needing to see an entire US state at one time. But if there is a need or a viable solution could allow for it, then great. If not, maybe a smaller coverage area should be the target to come up with the best solution?
 

Since you're asking for input I'll give you mine. Besides not having most of the features of the Classic app, my number one complaint about the new official Groundspeak app is the clustering of caches. There's no real way to tell at a glance if an area you're looking at is a Geoart series, a power trail of traditionals, several P&G's or a little of each. If people really want to load 10,000 caches into a list in the app (I see no reason to do that but I guess some might) and want to see clusters I suppose that option would be okay for them. But for me I don't ever want to see a cluster on my map so it would be great to have an option to disable that feature. 

Yep that works! Thanks!

Great idea. This is something that we are working on for our 2.1 version. Stay tuned.

Just a follow up on my questions and your replies. Went for a caching test drive today with another cacher and we both used Cachly all day and loved it. Outdoors I think the screen was much easier to read. Maybe because I wasn't holding the phone so close to my face.  The directional arrow took some getting used to but I eventually got the hang of it. We really had it down after a couple of caches and only have good things to say about our experience. Keep up the good work!