Name: PokeRadar - Poke Map Finder
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 2.1 (121 reviews)
Author: Bilal Mirza

Description

Discover the location of any Pokemon that's been found by other players. Get all the latest news and walkthrough guides for Pokemon GO.

Poke Radar for Pokemon GO is an assistant app for discovering the location of any Pokemon that's been found by other players.

Using Poke Radar for Pokemon GO is extremely simple. You can view all of the nearby Pokemon in your area that has been discovered by your self and other players on the map, along with the times of day they were found.

If you're trying to find a specific Pokemon's location, you can quickly use the "Filter" feature to find the nearest one.

Since Poke Radar Pokemon GO is driven by its community, it's possible that there may not yet be Pokemon locations in your area when you first download the app. If this is the case, you can go out and mark the locations of Pokemon you've found to help other players in your area. When others view the location of the Pokemon locations you've marked, your trainer name will also be associated to aid your local trainer reputation. Everyone's gotta catch 'em all - so why not work together?

All Pokemon location submissions have the ability to be "Upvoted" or "Downvoted" by others. If a submission receives too many "Downvotes" it will be automatically removed from the map. Highly "Upvoted" locations will receive display priority on the map.

May 19, 2020

Version 2.5

Bugs Solved
Ui Improved

2.1 out of 5

121 Ratings

Is it just me??

Nothing shows up in this app - if I scroll around the map to far off places, things will show up. Just not around me. None of these Pokémon trackers seem to work

Don’t Download this App

It’s the Trainers job to add locations where they found the Pokémon, this app doesn’t actually know where the Pokémon are actually spawned on its own. In all of Los Angeles County there are about 5 locations where Pokémon where “spotted” but really it’s wrong. The new users to this app don’t know how to use it and when they try to “search” for a specific Pokémon it actually just drops a marker at your exact location claiming the Pokémon is there and when people realize the disappointment well you know the rest.

Good App, Needs Improvement

Overall this app has great potential. Sadly, there are some spelling errors and is lacking quite a number of the available Pokémon out there. Otherwise, this is the best Pokémon radar app that I have other tried.

The developer, Bilal Mirza, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.