Projects

c:geo ~ geocaching for Android

c:geo is simple yet powerful unofficial geocaching client for Android devices. In contrast with other similar applications, c:geo doesn't require web browser nor exports. You can just go geocaching with your phone and without any home preparation or worries. Of course, you can go without paying - it's free.

GeoBeagle

What it does: Find nearest geocaches and letterboxes and track them down with Radar.

geotoad

What is it?GeoToad is a tool for serious geocachers. It lets you make advanced queries to find the perfect caches to hit on your day out, and export them to any imaginable format. Here is what it can do: On-demand queries for geocaches based on 15 different constraints: query type, distance ... [More] , difficulty, terrain, fun factor, size, type, unfound, travel-bug, cache age, last found date, title, description, found by, cache creator. Outputs cache listing and details to HTML, GPX, CSV, VCF, Text, Ozi, MXF, Tiger, GPSPoint, etc. Integrated with GPSBabel to output to Google Earth (KML), and dozens of other formats. Optional automatic waypoint names like "TEDSGRILL" instead of "GC5042" Runs on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and other UNIX flavors! It's Opensource! GeoToad has been around since 2002, and is written using the Ruby Programming Language. We're looking for new people to join in and help develop and maintain the code. If you're interested, contact us! Screenshot News2010-01-25 - GeoToad 3.10.2 was released with the following changes: Truncate output filenames longer than 220 characters Fix crash if a search has no results Don't crash the progressbar if @value is nil 2010-01-25 - GeoToad 3.10.1 was released with the following changes: Additional Waypoints table now included in HTML, GPX, and KML output Fix title parsing for caches with a parenthesis in the name Fix bugs in "last found" time parsing Fix travelbug parsing 2010-01-24 - GeoToad 3.10 was released with the following changes: New location search type, uses Google Maps to resolve search terms HTML, GPX, and KML output now includes full HTML descriptions html-decrypt and text-decrypt modes were deprecated Backspace should now work properly on Linux Compatible with latest changes (2010-01) to geocaching.com [Less]

geomac

An OS X application to manage most GPS data of interest, with an initial focus on geocaching. Borrows from Maccaching, but improves the look and feel to better fit in with the OS X desktop, and eliminates some serious data corruption bugs. Plus, geomac is free software, so when I get bored and ... [More] don't do anything for eight months, you are free to make modifications and fix bugs yourself! [Less]

vataviamap

VataviaMap comes in two versions: Desktop and MobileFeatures in Both Versions Choice of map service (OpenStreetMap, Yahoo! Maps, Virtual Earth) Displays GPS tracks from .gpx files Displays points of interest such as geocaches from .gpx or .loc files After viewing an area once, caching makes ... [More] viewing that same area again very fast Pan by dragging map or arrow keys Find buddies who are uploading their positions Multi-threaded so user interface remains responsive while downloading maps VataviaMap Desktop Download latest executable This is not a package, just download and run. (requires .Net framework version 2.0 or later.) Designed for use on desktop or laptop computers with mouse or trackpad Zoom with scroll wheel or Zoom menu Open .gpx or .loc files by dragging files onto map or File/Add Layer menu Automatically pan and zoom to extents of new layer Save current view as .png Open web browser with OpenStreetMap zoomed to current location Open JOSM (OpenStreetMap editor) with current .gpx file(s) Developed and tested on Windows TODO: test on MacOS X via Mono TODO: test on Linux via Mono VataviaMap Mobile Download latest CAB installer Designed for Windows Mobile 5 or 6 devices. Can record cell tower ID on devices with active GSM phone Devices with access to a GPS can use GPS Features: Current position can be marked on the map Map can be scrolled automatically to keep current position in view Track of journey can be recorded to .gpx file Can send current position to a web site Tested devices: Developed using AT&T Tilt Tested on AT&T Fuze (high screen resolution makes map details smaller) Test results on other devices are welcome The barcode below leads to the mobile installer. Point your mobile browser at www.i-nigma.mobi to get a free barcode reader. Source Code All source code is available as open source. VataviaMap is written using VB.Net. Most code is shared between both versions. VataviaMap Desktop is developed using the free Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition. VataviaMap Mobile is developed with Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition. Express Edition will not work. Also required is the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Smartphone downloadable from Microsoft GPS_API is a C# library used to provide GPS and other Windows Mobile functions. GPS_API is based on example code from Microsoft named Microsoft.WindowsMobile.Samples.Location. The GPS Intermediate Driver, introduced in Windows Mobile 5, is used. This driver allows sharing of a GPS by multiple applications. A big change would be needed to support GPS devices that cannot be accessed through the intermediate driver. This project was formerly hosted on the MapWindow svn server under the name OSM_VBnet. Versions before 17 May 2009 may still be found there. [Less]

cachersdelight

CachersDelight is a free geocaching application for Android, focusing on an easy and fast user interface, support for online and offline use, helper tools especially for multi-caches and a seamless integration of the GCVote rating system.

geo-pointer

GeoPointer is a simple application for android that displays a compass, the coordinates of your current location, speed and so on. It allows you to enter target coordinates and shows an arrow that leads you to that target. Bearing and distance to the target location are also shown. Support for list of targets (or tracks) is planned

cacherat

Manage geocache point from qgis.

Leaflet-Maps-Marker

WordPress plugin which allows you to pin, organize & show your favorite places through OpenStreetMap/WMTS, Google Maps/Earth (KML), GeoJSON or Augmented-Reality browsers

Open Cache Manager

OCM is an easy to use program for managing your geocaches, with the goal of being the Linux equivalent to GSAK. OCM integrates with GPSBabel to support most GPS devices (requires GPSBabel to be installed).