Featured application:

             iGeocacher

The web app is still here for those that prefer it and it will continue to be supported but I heartily recommend the native application as it allows much more versatility when you are off-line (not connected to the internet) out in the boonies.

It features local storage of cache data in a built in SQLite DB which makes it possible for iPod Touch owners to join the fun and complete integration with the built in GPS for 3G phones.

The web app will continue to be available for any that may be using it with pre 2.0 iPhones or even other mobile devices so have no fear. Existing web app users will find their existing cache database will transfer seamlessly to the new software as well.

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The iGeocacher is a small application that allows me (and you) to parse the data in a set of geocaching files in .loc or .gpx format and then display them via a web application in the safari browser on your iPhone. The lat/lon coordinates are coupled to the Google maps function so that you just touch the icon or link on the desired target and you'll see it depicted on Google maps. Just touch the directions button and get detailed driving instructions to your waypoint

See the You Tube video..

On the next page I've outlined how it works. If you have any questions about this product, send me a note:

d o n [at] b a b c o c k . o r g

and I'll be glad to correspond.

Here's a little helper app for your caching fun:

Click on the graphic above or point your iPhone to:

http://www.ayefon.mobi/geo/ilatlon.cfm

It will bring up a screen that allows you to use the LARGE phone dialing buttons to enter a set of lat lon coordinates and then it will bring them up in Google maps on your iPhone. No charge. It's just a "thankyou" for considering my products.

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