• X and Y are here: all of Kalos, with every route, gym, Team Flare battle, the Elite Four and Diantha. • Sharper boss prep: moves like Flying Press and Freeze-Dry are judged correctly, and Mega Evolved bosses show their real types. • Your runs are safer: if the app can't open your data, or you reset it, a local recovery copy is kept first. • Gift, trade and static encounters now show their full instructions, and the search button on Routes no longer opens Settings by mistake.

• Evolved a Pokémon by mistake? Its species screen can now revert it to its earlier form — nickname, shiny status and team slot all stay put.

1.8 - The Ledger: your record across every run. Open it from Your Runs to see runs, crowns and graves, the wall of the fallen, your nemesis, your longest survivor, and how far you've gotten in each game. - New optional rule: the run ends when your party wipes. Turn it on in Settings and losing your last party member marks the run wiped, even with Pokémon in the box. Reviving a fallen Pokémon undoes it. - Fossils in HeartGold and SoulSilver now match your version — Omanyte and Anorith in HeartGold, Kabuto and Lileep in SoulSilver, Aerodactyl in both. 1.9 - Your Runs is tidier. The run you're playing stays pinned at the top, ongoing runs sort by when you last played, and champions stay on display. Wiped and abandoned runs tuck into a section at the bottom that opens with a tap. 1.10 - Search comes to Routes: tap the magnifier to find any place, Pokémon, nickname, or gym leader. - You can share the Ledger — a dark card of your record across every run. The Graveyard now opens the Ledger directly, too. - Route rows show where you caught each logged Pokémon. - Polish throughout: read any run's story right from Your Runs, a tidier Settings and Crew, and the game picker now shows each game's versions.

1.5 - Catching a Pokémon now plays a card animation with sparkles — gold for shinies. - End-of-run moments: confetti and a recap when you become Champion, a quieter screen when a run wipes. - Badge animation when you beat a gym leader. - Deaths and the graveyard are slower and more subdued. - New Motion & effects setting to turn animations off. Also follows system Reduce Motion. 1.6 - Verified every game's encounters against the games. Hundreds of fixes across all seven: missing Pokémon added, wrong ones removed, version differences and fossils corrected. - Added missing areas: Sevii Islands (Larvitar, Heracross and others found nowhere else), Trophy Garden, Lake Valor, Cerulean Cave, Mt. Silver cave, Giant Chasm. Existing runs will see higher route totals. - Gym leaders, Elite Four and Champion are now version-correct. Ruby and Sapphire get Wallace and Steven instead of Emerald's Juan. Diamond and Pearl get their own rosters, level caps and badge order, with Fantina in the right slot. - Fixed duplicate legendaries. Areas with no catchable Pokémon no longer show a row. - Entries from unknown areas now appear at the top of Routes so you can move or delete them. Restoring an old backup no longer duplicates runs. 1.7 - Added the Battle Zone to Diamond and Pearl: Route 229, Stark Mountain, Sendoff Spring and the Resort Area, with over fifty Pokémon including Beldum, Scyther, Pinsir and Relicanth. Existing Sinnoh runs will see higher route totals. - Diamond and Pearl now use their own rival and Team Galactic battles instead of Platinum's, with correct teams and level caps. The final Cyrus fight is at Spear Pillar. - Added mass outbreaks to Black 2 and White 2: twenty-three swarm-only Pokémon including Farfetch'd, Sudowoodo and Mr. Mime, some version-exclusive. 1.7.1 - Reliability fixes in backup, restore and the Crew feed, plus a full test suite review.

- Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are here — the seventh game, with Hoenn's full route list, every gym and Elite Four battle, and the legendaries. - Each version gets its own story: Omega Ruby faces Team Magma and Alpha Sapphire faces Team Aqua, so you only ever see the trainers your game actually contains. - Fairy types are supported, so matchups against them are finally right. - Version exclusives show up as the one your game has, not both. - In-game trades are their own slots now — 37 of them across every game — and each one tells you what it costs you. - Some were missing entirely because a trade was the only way to get them. They're all in now. - Your crew feed follows whichever run you're playing. Switch runs and your friends see the new one; switch back and your old run's history returns exactly where it was. - Friends see a note when you switch runs, so a feed that suddenly looks different makes sense. - Gym badges show up in the feed at the moment you earned them, instead of all at once. - Your route total now counts only the places where something can actually be caught in your version, so a few of those numbers may shift. - A trade that only exists in one version no longer shows up in the others. - Crew history holds up properly when you reset or delete a run, or leave a crew: nothing of yours is left stranded behind.