Android app
Emergency GPX downloads nearby Opencaching caches, saves them as a GPX file, and opens that file in Locus Map or another Android GPS app.
Purpose
The app is intended for situations where you need a new GPX file while away from a computer. Choose filters, choose or confirm the search location, download the file, and open it in a compatible map or GPS app.
Features
Emergency GPX uses OKAPI to search for nearby Opencaching caches and retrieve them in GPX format. The request uses the selected result limit, filters, and search coordinates.
Emergency GPX can receive a point shared from Locus Map. After downloading the GPX, it tries to import the file back into Locus. If that import is not available, Android's regular open/share flow is used instead.
Enter your Opencaching username to either skip caches you already found or keep them in the GPX and mark them as found. Leave the username empty if you want a plain nearby-cache GPX.
Privacy
Emergency GPX does not have its own server and does not include advertising, analytics, or crash-reporting SDKs. To do its job, it sends download requests to the Opencaching installation you select through OKAPI, including the search location and filters you choose.
