cgeo VS gpslogger

I had never tried this as I always add events to calendar from the website. But I tried from c:geo just now and am seeing the same behavior. Looking at github, this is actually an issue that is known but they haven't made a fox for it, as apparently, without using the API, there is no way for c:geo to tell the timezone of the event, reading from the website... https://github.com/cgeo/cgeo/issues/4671 https://github.com/cgeo/cgeo/issues/7243 https://github.com/cgeo/cgeo/issues/13515

c:geo (version 20221017): powerful geocaching app

Most of those caches in that area were hid long ago before with GPSrs and that the technology has changed a lot so they may be off from whatever phone app you use. If you have an iphone most the people I know use https://www.cachly.com/ if you have an Android I have disabled the Groundspeak app because it hijacks my browser which I find annoying, but https://www.cgeo.org/ works for me when I need to find something on the fly.

www.cgeo.org

On Phone, C:Geo (for Android) and Cachly (iOS) can do this.

You can use an unofficial app like cgeo https://www.cgeo.org/ (don't know if there is one for iOS as well) to see more difficult caches without paying the premium account

GooglePlay | APK zum direkt installieren | FDroid

c:geo (version 20210815): powerful geocaching app

I'm even going to link it.

As I suspected, yes. Somebody has already filed an issue. It'll almost certainly be fixed sin a few days.

For location history I use https://gpslogger.app. It's open-source, can be found on F-Droid and has many settings.

I realize tracking takes some battery life. But I already run two GPS trackers on my phone (Google Maps tracks location, also I have GPSLogger. They both use a very small amount of battery. Eufy is using a lot more.

Or you could use a more efficient GPS logging app. eg GPS Logger. https://gpslogger.app/ It has settings you can adjust to save power, eg reduce the frequency of recording points. Then you can export a GPX file afterwards to upload to Strava.

GPSLogger (version 127): A lightweight GPS logger, battery efficient, GPX/KML, add notes, share, upload.

Haven't used strava or komoot and my answer probably is too late, sorry. But I personally used "GPSLogger for Android" on longer trips. Works pretty well, you have several options to tweak the performance and therefore your battery life.

I like GPSLogger for Android to log the trip to GPX https://gpslogger.app/ but haven't found anything I like to save it visually

My method, FWIW, is to attach a small Bluetooth device to the bike (I have a speaker, but anything you can power on or off works). I have an Android phone with Tasker and GPSLogger, and I have a Tasker profile which starts logging when it connects to the specific Bluetooth device, and stops logging when it disconnect. It's a bit of a janky setup but it does record my rides pretty consistently without having to actually handle my phone.