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Revision as of 06:58, 23 October 2005

Waypoint management software allows you to keep lists of geocaches on your computer. Depending on your computer setup, you could download waypoints in GPX format to your GPS and cache descriptions to your PDA. This saves you from re-typing coordinates and printing out huge volumes of paper.

Overall, Aussie cachers prefer GSAK, partly because it's made by Western Australian geocacher ClydeE, but mostly because it works well! The Geocaching Australia Forum has a support thread on GSAK. The beauty of GSAK is that it is created by a programmer that caches, rather than a cacher that programmes.

The most popular waypoint management software packages are:

Windows

GSAK

Mac

Pocket PC

GPXSonar
  • iSilo - Document reader
  • GPXSonar - View and manage GPX files. Freeware!
  • BeeLineGPS- Makes your PPC look like a handheld GPS receiver with GPX and geocache features
  • GPXView - View and manage GPX files
  • Navio - Navigation/mapping software with GPX & LOC support.
  • GPS Tuner - Navigation/mapping software with GPX & LOC support.

Palm

Cachemate

Unix