The cache details pages provide you all information about a specific cache. They can be opened by tapping on a cache in a list,from the live map or by direct search for the geo code of a cache.

The cache details are distributed over several tabs accessible by swiping from left to right or vice versa. Unless you changed this in the settings the details tab will always open first.
At the bottom section of each tab you can see the name of the current tab and you can also use this to navigate between the tabs. The top bar menu is the same on all tabs.

You can see the complete order of the tabs in the table below. Tapping on the images in the table will open a larger version, tapping on the headline will directly take you to the relevant section in this user guide:

Waypoints	Details	Description	Logbook	Friends/Own Logs	Inventory	Images

The top bar is available from all tabs and provides several functions related to the cache:

Icon	Function	Description
	Preferred navigation	A short tap on this icon will start your preferred navigation tool to navigate to the selected cache. A long press will start your secondary preferred navigation tool.
	Navigation	Will open the complete list of available navigation tools.
	Menu overflow button	Tapping here will open the menu of functions not fitting into the top bar on your device, thus being displayed as a list instead. The function shown in this list are also described in this table.
	Log Visit	This opens the logging window to log the cache.
	Toggle talking	Will start or stop the text-to-speech output of direction and distance towards the target. You can also switch off the display once talking function has been started.
Open in Browser		Will open the cache either in your prefered internet browser or (if activated in cache detail settings) using a chrome webview inside of c:geo.
Open Geochecker		This will open the geochecker of this cache in your web browser. This menu entry is only available if the cache description of this cache contains a link to a (known) geochecker.
Personal note		This function will directly open the editor for the personal note, which can also be found in the description tab
Waypoints		Containing a submenu with options concerning waypoints of this cache (see next chapter for explanation).
Share/Export		Submenu which contains several options to share or export the cache or its information (see next chapter for explanation).
Advanced		Containing several advanced actions for the cache (see next chapter for explanation).

This is the tab opened by default (unless you changed the behavior in the settings) and shows you the most important information about the cache.

This section of the details tab provides information about the cache:

This section of the details tab will show you the attributes the owner has assigned for his cache as a list of icons. The section might also be omitted, in case the owner did not assign any attributes for this cache.

You can tap on the attribute icons to get them shown as a textual list instead.

This section of the cache details provides several options to manage the storage state of the cache.

Icon/Option	Description
	This field provides information if the selected cache is stored on your cache lists and for how long the cache is stored (i.e. gives you an indication of how up-to-date the shown details are).
	Tapping this button will refresh the cache information by updating it from the geocaching server.
	In case the selected cache is already stored in your cache lists this field shows you the list(s) it is stored in. You can tap on the list name to open the list.
	This button is only shown if the selected cache is not yet stored in your cache lists and will store it. A long press on this icon will store the cache to the last used list, instead of asking for the list.
	If the selected cache is already stored in your cache lists this icon is shown and allows you to modify the list or add the cache to another list.
	If the selected cache is already stored in your cache lists this icon is shown and allows you to delete the cache from your lists.

This section allows you to add/remove the cache from your personal watchlist.

The watchlist is a function of the geocaching provider. Having a cache on your watchlist will make you receive a mail notification if a new logbook entry is added for this cache.

The or button will add/remove the cache to/from your watchlist. The Watchers: value shows you how many people have this cache on their watchlist.

This section shows, whether you awarded a favorite point to this cache.

The or buttons are only shown if you found this cache and will add/remove the cache to/from your favorites.

This tab contains all information about the waypoints of the cache. It will show the waypoints defined by the owner and allows you to add your custom waypoints for this cache.

The waypoint information is structured like this:

Line	Description
Title	Icon and title of the waypoint
Type and Reference	Waypoint type and reference code (as provided by server) or Custom if the waypoint has been created by the user.
Coordinates	The coordinates of the waypoint. The field might also be empty if either the owner did not provide coordinates for the waypoint or you created a waypoint without coordinates (or using the waypoint calculator not yet providing valid coordinates). You can tap on the coordinates to get them shown in other supported formats.
Description	Contains the description for this waypoint.
	This icon is shown at the right side of each waypoint if it has coordinates. A short tap will start your default navigation, a long tap will start the secondary preffered navigation towards these coordinates.

A short tap on the waypoint itself will the waypoint editor. A long tap on the waypoint will show a context menu providing more options for the waypoint.

Tapping on Add a Waypoint will open the waypoint editor to create your custom waypoint for this cache.

Waypoints can have different types as listed below:

Icon (new)	Name	Description
	Parking Area	Parking coordinates related to the cache.
	Question to Answer	A waypoint of a cache, where no physical stage of a cache is hidden but you typically have to answer a question, which might be provided in the description of the waypoint.
	Stage of a Multi cache	A waypoint of a cache, where a physical stage is hidden providing more information to solve the cache.
	Trailhead	The coordinates of this waypoint typically provide a guidance about the path to use to reach the cache or the next waypoint.
	Reference Point	A generic reference point, which can be used for multiple purposes.
	Final Location	Providing the location of the final cache container.

The following table provides a description about the input fields of the waypoint editor:

Section	Description
	Tapping on the coordinate field will open the coordinate input dialog.
	After entering the coordinates you can use the Bearing and Distance fields to perform a coordinate projection. After saving the waypoint the coordinates will be calculated according to the projection data.
	Tapping this field will open a drop down menu to choose the waypoint type.
	You can enter the waypoint title and user notes for this waypoint in these fields. The title field is prefilled automatically depending on the waypoint type selected.
	Activating this box will set the waypoint as Visited, thus showing it with a tick icon on the waypoint list and making its icon background transparent on the map.
	You can optionally replace the cache listing coordinates by the coordinates of this waypoint. This can be done either locally or (if the geocaching provider supports it) also on the geocaching server. This is a helpful feature to move the cache icon to the real final coordinates (e.g. solved mystery cache or last stage of a multi cache) and also store the coordinates permanentely on the geocaching website.

A long tap on a waypoint will open this context menu providing you the following options for this waypoint:

The description tab mainly contains the cache description the owner provided. Below the scroll able cache description you will find additional sections for the cache hint and for your personal cache note.

You can tap on the cache description to copy the text or parts of it to your clipboard. Furthermore you can use it to trigger translating the description into another language.

This section contains the secret hint if the owner provides one. By default the hint is encoded (left picture) in order not to spoil the cache location. To decode it, simply tap on the encoded text (right picture).

If the owner uploaded a spoiler picture, you will find a tapable link to this picture below the hint text.

This section contains your personal cache note. Notes you have entered on the geocaching server will be shown here (for geocaching.com synchronization with the server is only supported for premium members). The buttons below the note offer several options as explained in the table below:

Icon	Name	Description
	Copy waypoints	Will copy all self defined waypoints of this cache into the personal note. With this feature you can backup the waypoints you created for this cache into the personal note. As c:geo recognizes the used syntax such stored waypoints will be automatically recreated from the personal note.
	Delete waypoints	This will delete the copied waypoints from the personal note.
	Upload to server	Upload the local personal note to the geocaching server. On geocaching.com this is a premium member feature.
	Edit personal note	This will open the editor window, where you can edit your personal note.

This is the personal note editor window where you can enter or modify your personal cache note. Activating the checkbox Prevent waypoint extraction will prevent c:geo from automatically extracting coordinates found in the personal note into the waypoints of this cache.

The cache details can contain two different logbook tabs. The tab named Logbook contains the most recent 35 log entries of the cache, while the tab Friends/Own Logs contains all the logs of your geocaching friends (a server function of geocaching.com) as well as all your own logs for this cache.

On the top of the logbook you will find the logbook summary of the cache, providing information about which type of logs and how many of them have been posted for this cache.

Below you will see a scroll able list with the log entries, each containing the username, the log date, the log type, the total finds of the user and the log text.
Color markes indicate the different log type allowing an easy distinction between “good” log types (e.g. found, activated) and “bad” log types (e.g. Not found, Deactivated).

In case the log contains spoilers, the logging user can decide to encrypt the log entry. In this case you can tap on the log entry to decode the log text.

Tapping on the username will open a context menu with owner related search options.

Long tap on the log text allows you to copy part of the text or the whole log to your clipboard. Furthermore you can use it to trigger translating the log into another language.

This tab shows the trackable inventory of the cache. The tab is only present if the cache contains trackables.

It will show the type icon and the name of the trackable. Tapping on a list entry will open the trackable detail page, providing more information about the trackable.

This tab contains the images available for the cache. It will contain all pictures from the cache description as well as all pictures attached to logbook entries available in the logbook tab.

This is not the same function as the cache gallery on the geocaching web page, as only the log pictures of the most recent 35 logs but not all are shown here.

Tapping on an image opens the picture in your default image viewer.