Feedback from our users are important to us. And that’s why we’re currently doing a user survey. If you haven’t already answered, we appreciate if you can take a couple minutes to do so. Thank you to all that have 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 Since the previous Read more
We’ve been working hard the last couple of days, and have (with good help from our team of amazing translators) translated both the Cachetur Assistant and the cachetur-app to several new languages. The app The app is now aviliable in 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 Since the last Read more
Cachetur.no is five years old today, on May 17th – Norway’s National Day. Cachetur has roots further back, but it was on May 17th 2014 that cachetur.no as it is today was released. If you are curious about how cachetur.no 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 We’ve added a Read more
…but there’s still help to get if you need it! Even though Clippy was this year’s April Fools joke, there was an element of truth in the blog post. Some people seem to expect that cachetur.no magically will both know Read more
We’ve received numerous complaints from users that think they have to do too much of the job themselves. The comments we get, often look like this: I expect cachetur.no to know exactly where I’m going, where I’m coming from and Read more
A lot has happened since cachetur.no started almost 5 years ago. And a lot that made sense back then, doesn’t make sense anymore. One of the things that doesn’t make sense anymore, is public trips. So we’re retiring them. Why? 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 Since the last Read more
