c:geo 2025.05.14

c:geo is an open source, feature-rich unofficial client for geocaching.com that also offers support for other geocaching platforms like Opencaching. Unlike other clients, c:geo does not require a web browser or any additional exports. Simply install the application and start exploring right away.

Key Features:

• View caches on a Live Map
• Choose between Google Maps or OpenStreetMaps for navigation
• Search for caches using various criteria
• Log your finds online or offline
• Store cache information directly on your device
• Create and manage waypoints
• Navigate with the built-in compass, map, or external apps
• Import/Export GPX files
• Full support for trackables
• Offline caching capabilities, including offline maps

c:geo is a powerful yet user-friendly geocaching client that offers a multitude of additional features. To get started, all you need is an existing account on geocaching.com or another geocaching platform like Opencaching.

You can easily find caches by using the live map or utilizing one of the many search functions available.

Navigate to caches or waypoints using the built-in compass, map views, or by sharing coordinates with other external apps such as Radar, Google Navigation, StreetView, Locus, Navigon, Sygic, and more.

Store cache information directly from geocaching.com or import GPX files to have offline access whenever you desire. Organize your stored caches into lists and customize sorting and filtering options based on your preferences.

With stored caches and offline maps/static maps, you can search for caches even without an internet connection (e.g., while roaming).

Logs can be posted online, stored offline for later submission, or exported via field notes.

Discover and track trackables, manage your trackable inventory, and drop a Trackable while logging a cache.

For any installation or usage issues, please refer to our FAQ (https://faq.cgeo.org) or consult the user guide (https://manual.cgeo.org). If problems persist, please contact support via email.

If you're curious about why c:geo requires certain permissions, please visit https://www.cgeo.org for an explanation.