Android app wrapper and PWA install
PoGoPit now works in a Chrome Custom Tab wrapper on Android and can be installed as a PWA. Regular site changes still go out normally. The Android package only needs a new build when its version changes.
Feature timeline for PoGoPit, from launch through the latest releases. Newest first. Under-the-hood fixes and deploy noise stay out of this list.
PoGoPit now works in a Chrome Custom Tab wrapper on Android and can be installed as a PWA. Regular site changes still go out normally. The Android package only needs a new build when its version changes.
Get a quick read on your inventory, including Pokémon that may be useful for raids or worth offering in a trade.
A bell in the navigation now shows trade matches, offers, and admin messages. No need to check each page.
You can no longer post a Mythical Pokémon that Pokémon GO does not allow players to trade.
Pokémon GO rerolls IVs after a trade, which made IV-based matches misleading. Matching now sticks to details that carry over, such as species, form, shiny status, and costume.
The Collections page now holds the Pokédex, Backgrounds, and Costumes checklists. Mark what you own, look through each gallery, and choose whether other trainers can see a collection on your profile.
Banned accounts now open a page that explains what happened instead of ending at a dead end.
PoGoTrade is now PoGoPit. The new home is pogopit.com, and the rest of the site has been renamed to match.
The calculator covers regular and Special Trades for both players. It uses friendship level for Stardust, estimates the Lucky chance, shows the IV floor, and works out candy from distance. Friendship Friday bonuses and event discounts can be included too.
Raid Planner checks your inventory against the current bosses and suggests counters you actually own. Moves, Mega boosts, and Party Power are included. Bosses that are still active in other time zones are listed as well.
Look for an active raid group or a reliable meetup spot when your local lobby is empty.
This update added Dynamax and Gigantamax options, a Stuck in Gym flag, CP sorting, and filters that use Pokémon GO wording. It also added Lucky status, cleaner Shadow details, Frustration and Return handling, and automatic CP based on each form's stats.
A listing can now be open to offers without naming a wanted Pokémon. Detailed want lists can use AND or OR rules.
Listings now close automatically after a month, which should cut down on abandoned trades in the feed.
The inventory editor now sorts backgrounds by type and filters them for the selected species. There is a notes field for backgrounds that are not in the catalog. Trade partners can open the same background preview from your card.
Mark off your Pokémon GO medals and see what is still unfinished.
Forgot your password or which email you used? Both can now be recovered from the sign-in page.
The inbox now has search, pin, archive, and delete controls. You can allow messages from your trade cards, block individual trainers, and check whether a message was sent or read. Chat scrolling was cleaned up too.
Trainers can submit guides in Markdown and preview them before sending them in. An admin reviews each post before publication.
PoGoPit now checks both trainers' inventories and wishlists for two-way trades, then sends an alert when it finds one.
You can edit an open trade, add a note, and mark it Must travel when the other trainer needs to travel.
Raid meetup spots are now ranked by the time they are usually busiest, rather than simply favoring city centres.
Event cards now show the affected regions with flag labels. They can also be expanded without leaving the calendar.
Current egg pools are listed by distance, and the new calculator handles both CP and IV checks.
Trade cards now use the black and gold layout. The mobile menu also takes up less room and is easier to scan.
Raid boss cards now include their best counters. The same update added Team GO Rocket lineups and Field Research filters for finding the tasks available today.
Event start and end times now appear in your own time zone.
TradeReady matches can be accepted straight into chat. Listings can be edited after posting, and DMs now show when someone is typing.
You can now message a trade partner inside PoGoPit instead of moving the conversation to another app.
Listings can now include moves and catch location. Want lists also support more detail about the Pokémon you are after.
The first public version covered the basics: add Pokémon to an inventory or wishlist, post and filter trades, send and answer offers, and share a trainer profile or trade link. Forms and costumes were included from the start. Toronto players also got an official meetup pin at Nathan Phillips Square.