c:geo 2022.08.21

c:geo is a full-featured unofficial open-source client for geocaching.com and other geocaching platforms like Opencaching (with more limited support).
You can search for caches according to different criteria, visualize them interactively on a map and save them in your lists. No need for a browser or exports - download the app and start hunting for geocaches right away!
Main features:
- Visualization of caches on an interactive map
- Use of Google Maps or OpenStreet Maps
- Search for multi-criteria
caches - Post-discovered caches online or offline
- Save cache information on your device for offline consultation line
- Creation and management of additional points on caches (\waypoints\)
- Guidance using the compass, maps and other applications
- Import/Export of files in GPX format
- Full support for \trackables\ objects (objects tracked thanks to their identification number on the geocaching.com site)
- Offline mode (with maps)
c:geo is a simple but powerful app with many additional features. All you need to get started is an account at geocaching.com. Then search for geocaches on the interactive map using one of the many possible search types.
Navigate to caches or \waypoints\ using the compass, map, or other apps (like Radar, Google Navigation, StreetView, Locus, Navigon, Sygic, etc.) that c:geo provides will indicate the coordinates of the place sought.
Save information associated with caches directly from geocaching.com or by importing files in GPX format and find them offline on the application.
You can manage this offline storage using different cache lists and filtering them according to your needs. These saved geocaches interface with the maps available offline, so that you can continue your search even without internet access (on a roaming network for example). Geocaches you visit online are saved, allowing you to post them once online or export them.
Search and discover \trackable\ items, manage your inventory, and leave some behind when visiting caches.
We will not be able to answer your comments on the Play store, but do not hesitate to consult our frequently asked questions on http://faq.cgeo.org then to contact us by email if you encounter a problem with the installation or when using c:geo.
Explanations on the permissions of the c:geo application are available on the site http://www.cgeo.org.