1) Export your finds

• From Geocaching.com, download a Pocket Query that includes your found caches. You will need to be a premium member to use this feature.
• Use a .zip PQ (recommended) or a raw .gpx.

2) Load the file

• Click Choose File and select your PQ .zip / .gpx.
• The page reads it locally in your browser (nothing is uploaded).

3) Configure the basics

• Units: toggle Metric/Imperial.
• Username: optional, for the title/caption.
• UTC offset: ensures finds are grouped into the correct day. Example: -08:00.
• Year: choose which year to visualize.
• Home longitude: used for “furthest east/west from Home” and dateline-safe map plotting.

4) Explore

• Fit map to finds zooms to your selected-year finds.
• Click any map dot for cache details.
• Charts and tables update automatically when you change year/offset/units.

Notes

• This website works on mobile but the displays are better optimized for larger screens.
• Some caches may be “locationless” (0,0) and won’t appear on the map.
• If “Found it” logs aren’t detected, export a PQ that includes logs for found caches.