About Pokepedia

Pokepedia is an independent “swiss army knife” for Pokémon fans. One place with every tool you might actually use: a full Pokédex, a catch tracker that doesn't ask you to sign up, a team planner that flags your defensive holes, a side-by-side comparison tool, a trainer card maker, and a random Pokémon generator. Every main-series game, every region.

It's free, it runs entirely in your browser, and it's not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.

Most Pokédex sites are either sprawling wikis that feel dated, or dense stat dumps that assume you're building a competitive team. Neither fits a casual fan who just wants to catch up on what Pokémon are in what game, or a returning player checking if their old team still holds up.

Pokepedia aims to sit in the middle. Fast, modern, tool-forward. Built for fans who want to plan, track, compare, and browse without a dozen tabs open.

• Pokédex — Every Pokémon, every type, every stat. Search, sort, and filter by type, generation, or game.
• Pokédex Tracker — Mark what you've caught in each game. Works across every main-series title, with shinies. Stored in your browser, export anytime.
• Team Planner — Pick your game, build a party of six, see where your team's weak and what type you should add.
• Compare Pokémon — Side-by-side stats, type matchups, shared moves, and which games both are catchable in.
• Trainer Card Maker — Design a downloadable trainer card with a background, a portrait, and your party.
• Random Pokémon Generator — Ten filters for when you want a surprise.
• Games — Every main-series title with covers, release dates, and regional Pokédexes one click away.
• Pokemon Merchandise — A curated stash of plushies, collectibles, and gifts.

Pokédex data comes from PokéAPI, the open-source community project that mirrors the official games. Encounter locations are fetched live so they stay accurate. Everything is served from a CDN with cover art and screenshots backed up on Publitio. The site is a Next.js app with incremental caching, so pages are fast and tracker state lives entirely on your device.

There are no ads. No email capture. No upsell. No account. If that ever changes, it'll be announced in the changelog, not a pop-up.

All Pokémon names, artwork, sprites, and game metadata belong to Nintendo, Game Freak, and The Pokémon Company. Pokepedia uses them under fair-use principles for informational and editorial purposes. If you're a rights holder with a concern, get in touch via the form below and we'll respond promptly. Full details on the Fair Use page.

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