We started this month with a campaign to inform about how cachtur.no is financed. The hope was that more people would see the benefit of contributing 😉 Success! And more people did! Thanks to the 18 people that has contributed Read more
Cachetur.no is funded by a minority of our users, and that’s why we can manage without ads or membership fees. We are now trying to run a information campaign, which will last one week from midnight March 1st (Central European Read more
For almost a year ago (minus a couple days), we reached 3 000 users. Today, at 7:11pm Central European Time, user number 4 000 signed up! The following graph shows the user growth since the start: And this one shows Read more
We aim to hold courses on events as often as we can. And we want to make sure that as many as possible can learn as much as possible from those events. That’s why we have released a system for Read more
In each user survey we have, we get feature requests for features that we’ve already had for a while. That tells us that we’re not good enough to showcase all the features we have, and the best way to utilize Read more
Mapzen, the routing provider we have been using for the last year, sadly announced a couple days ago that they are shutting down at the end of January. This is both sudden and sad news. Mapzen have delivered a great Read more
A total of 222 users have participated in this year’s advent calendar, 11 of them have participated every day. Four of them have answered correctly on all questions, and that’s GorgonVaktmester, Vatvedt, Olet and Korsgat. We have registered a total Read more
We’ve had a busy month on Cachetur.no, and added lots of new features. We’re taking a Christmas break for a few days now. Cachetur.no will of course remain open 😉 And we will still try to answer support requests as Read more
For the first time ever, our annual advent calendar is now also available in English! Remember to participate every day, to get as many tickets as possible. And hopefully you’ll also learn a few things about cachetur.no along the way. Read more
…just like any other day of the year 😀 Black Friday all year long! In Norway, more and more shops have what they call “Black Friday the whole week”, even though a week only have one Friday in it. We Read more
