We’ve spent the last days moving to the new geocaching.com API. We managed to finish the move with just a few hours remaining of 2018. The new API do give us some new opportunities, but it comes at a high cost. We are sorry for the inconveniences caused by the Read more…
We are almost ready to put 2018 behind us, and cachetur.no can look back at a year filled with new record breaking events. We’ve added a lot of new stuff on cachetur.no in 2018, and we’ve grown internationally. We’ve closed more than 500 smaller and larger issues in our issue Read more…
Many of you have answered our annual user survey, and just like last year, we see requests for features that we already have. So we would like to share some quick “answers” in this blog post. Haven’t done the survey yet? We appreciate if you can take the time to Read more…
I have now made a nice trip and see in the route overview that I have an estimate of time and km (if your global settings is imperial it shows miles) for the trip. But what will this be for the individual waypoints? ETA Cachetur can estimate the arrival time Read more…
A lot has happened on cachetur.no this year, but before we sit down and have a look at the annual statistics, we’re going to take some well deserved days off. Cachetur.no is of course open during Christmas, and the support is staffed as normal (but with a bit slower response Read more…
The observant blog reader might have in post 2 thought that cghove has a lot of green spots on the map, this is because he also has a demo user that has no found it logs, to use for illustrations and during this blog series you will see that I Read more…
In my eyes, the cachetur assistant is the best tool to use when making a trip so I’m going to make use of this. (installation of the cacheturassistant is described in the help center) Select caches for the trip We all have special reasons for choosing which caches we want Read more…
At first glance, Cachetur.no can look very advanced and it is underneath, but it is a very user-friendly service. Cghove thought he should write a little blog post on how he is using cachetur.no, with some inputs on his settings and how he uses cachetur.no to make a trip. (Pictures Read more…
This blog post is our monthly(-ish) newsletter style blog post. Cachetur.no has always been open, and to ensure that we stay open we want to use this newsletter to share information about what’s going on. Recent changes Administrator and moderator tools have been neglected for a long time. So this Read more…
