Pokédex Tracker

Free, single-page completion trackers for the main series Pokémon games. Each game gets a story-ordered Pokédex route, plus tabs for its endgame goals. No account and no install.

▶ Use it here: https://mostafarlotfi.github.io/pokedex-tracker/

Games

Game	Tracker	Tabs
Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! / Let's Go, Eevee!	Open	Pokédex route · Grand Master (all 153 Master Trainers)
Pokémon Legends: Z-A (+ Mega Dimension DLC)	Open	Pokédex route (232 Lumiose + 132 Hyperspace, with a Wild Zone view) · Mega Stones (all 92)
Pokémon Scarlet & Violet (+ The Teal Mask, The Indigo Disk)	Open	Pokédex route (664 Pokémon across the Paldea, Kitakami and Blueberry dexes, with an area view) · Ominous Stakes (all 32) · Mightiest Mark raids (every 7★ event so far)
Pokémon Legends: Arceus	Open	Pokédex route (all 242, with an area view) · Spiritomb wisps (all 107) · Unown (all 28)
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl	Open	Pokédex route (Sinnoh 151 and National 493, with the Grand Underground and an area view) · Ramanas Park legendaries
Pokémon Sword & Shield (+ The Isle of Armor, The Crown Tundra)	Open	Pokédex route (Galar 400, plus The Isle of Armor and The Crown Tundra, with a DLC toggle and an area view) · Alolan Diglett hunt (150) · Gigantamax Pokémon (32)
Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon	Open	Pokédex route (Alola 403, island by island through the trials, with an area view) · Totem Stickers (100)
Pokémon Sun & Moon	Open	Pokédex route (Alola 302, island by island through the trials, with an area view) · Zygarde Cells (95 cells and 5 cores)
Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire	Open	Pokédex route (Hoenn 211, gym by gym, with an area view) · Legendaries (every catchable one, with Mirage spot requirements) · Mega Stones (46)
Pokémon X & Y	Open	Pokédex route (Central, Coastal and Mountain Kalos, 457 total, gym by gym, with an area view) · Mega Stones (27)
Pokémon Black 2 & White 2	Open	Pokédex route (Unova 301, gym by gym, with an area view) · Legendaries (every catchable one, with how to unlock it)
Pokémon Black & White	Open	Pokédex route (original Unova 156, gym by gym, with an area view) · Legendaries
Pokémon HeartGold & SoulSilver	Open	Pokédex route (Johto 256, gym by gym and on through Kanto, with an area view) · Legendaries
Pokémon Diamond, Pearl & Platinum	Open	Pokédex route (Platinum's Sinnoh 210, gym by gym, with a version picker for all three games and an area view) · Legendaries
Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen	Open	Pokédex route (Kanto 151, gym by gym and through the Sevii Islands, with an area view) · Legendaries
Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald	Open	Pokédex route (Hoenn 202, gym by gym, with a version picker for all three games and an area view) · Legendaries
Pokémon Gold, Silver & Crystal	Open	Pokédex route (all 251, gym by gym and on through Kanto, with a version picker for all three games and an area view) · Legendaries
Pokémon Red, Blue & Yellow	Open	Pokédex route (all 151, gym by gym, with a version picker for all three games and an area view) · Legendaries

Use the game menu at the top of any page to switch games. Games are listed from newest release to oldest.

Features

• Story-ordered Pokédex route. Every entry is grouped into stops in story order and listed at the earliest point you can get it, with how to get it and its evolution chain (levels and methods). Switch to a plain list sorted by dex number at any time.
• Endgame goals. Each game has extra tabs for its post-game challenges. For Let's Go that's the Grand Master title: every Master Trainer with their location, sortable by dex number or grouped by place, so you can see who's left at each stop. For Legends: Z-A it's the Mega Stones, sortable by Pokémon or grouped by where you get them. For Scarlet & Violet it's the 32 Ominous Stakes that unlock the Treasures of Ruin, plus every 7★ Tera Raid event Pokémon with the Mightiest Mark. For Legends: Arceus it's the 107 Spiritomb wisps and the 28 Unown. For Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl it's the Ramanas Park legendaries. For Sword & Shield it's the 150 Alolan Diglett on the Isle of Armor, grouped by area, and all 32 Gigantamax Pokémon. For Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon it's the 100 Totem Stickers, grouped by island and area, with the Totem-size Pokémon rewards. For Sun & Moon it's the 95 Zygarde Cells and 5 Cores, grouped by island and area. For Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire it's every catchable legendary, with what each Mirage spot needs, and all 46 Mega Stones. For X & Y it's the 27 Mega Stones you can find in the games. For Black 2 & White 2 it's every catchable legendary, with how to unlock each one. For Black & White it's the Unova legendaries. For HeartGold & SoulSilver it's every legendary, including the orb legendaries from the post-game. For Diamond, Pearl & Platinum it's every legendary, including the Platinum-only ones. For FireRed & LeafGreen it's every legendary, including the roaming beasts. For Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald it's the Hoenn legendaries and the Emerald event islands. For Gold, Silver & Crystal it's the legendaries, with the ones that need Red, Blue or Yellow marked. For Red, Blue & Yellow it's the legendary birds, Mewtwo and Mew.
• Legends: Z-A extras. A Wild Zone view lists every zone's Pokémon with how many you still need, so you can clear a zone in one visit. A toggle hides the Mega Dimension DLC for players who don't have it.
• Version-aware. Pick your version and the other version's exclusives are labeled "Trade from…".
• Seven languages. English, 日本語, Français, Deutsch, 한국어, 繁體中文 and 简体中文, with the official Pokémon names. Search works in the chosen language and in English. Your language and light/dark choice carry across every game.
• Search, hide finished entries, light/dark mode, and a layout that works on a phone.

Saving your progress

Each game page has a save code in the bar at the bottom, for example LGPE1-AQGSFJEA… for Let's Go. It holds everything you've checked off in that game and updates every time you tick a box.

1. Tap Copy and paste the code into a notes app on your phone or computer (Apple Notes, Google Keep, anything).
2. To pick up where you left off, on any device or browser, open that game's page, tap Load, paste the code and tap Restore.

Tracking several games? Your progress in each game is kept when you switch games with the menu. Tap Copy all games (in any game's save bar, or on the front page) to copy every game's code at once, and keep that in your notes. To restore, paste the whole block into Load (or the box on the front page) and every game comes back.

The page also remembers your progress in the browser you're using, but that copy is lost if you clear your browser data or switch devices. The code in your notes is your backup, so copy it again after each play session. Every game has its own code, so progress never mixes between games.

How the site is organized

• index.html is the game picker.
• Each game lives in its own folder (letsgo/index.html) as one self-contained page: all CSS, JavaScript and data inline, so the site needs no build step to serve. Most pages are generated from the sources in tools/ (tools/build.sh); see CONTRIBUTING.md.
• Every page has the same game menu at the top, listing games from newest release to oldest. When a game is added, it goes into that menu on every page (in release order) and gets a card on the picker.
• Each game's save code has its own prefix (LGPE1- for Let's Go, PLZA1- for Legends: Z-A, PSV2- for Scarlet & Violet (older PSV1- codes still load), PLA1- for Legends: Arceus, PBDSP1- for Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl, PSWSH1- for Sword & Shield, PUSUM1- for Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, PSM1- for Sun & Moon, PORAS1- for Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire, PXY1- for X & Y, PBW21- for Black 2 & White 2, PBW1- for Black & White, PHGSS1- for HeartGold & SoulSilver, PDPPT1- for Diamond, Pearl & Platinum, PFRLG1- for FireRed & LeafGreen, PRSE1- for Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald, PGSC1- for Gold, Silver & Crystal, PRBY1- for Red, Blue & Yellow). Each code has a fixed length, which is how Load picks several codes out of one paste. The bit order inside a code never changes; a format change means a new prefix, and the old one keeps loading.
• Language and theme are shared across pages through dex-lang and dex-theme in browser storage.

This project grew out of letsgo-dex-tracker, which stays online at its old address.

Sources

Let's Go locations were cross-checked from Thonky and PokéCommunity Daily. Master Trainer data comes from Bulbapedia, SuperCheats and GamerGuides. Legends: Z-A locations, evolutions, gifts and Mega Stones come from Serebii. Scarlet & Violet locations and evolutions come from Serebii, wild levels (used to place each Pokémon on the route) from pokestop.io, and stake areas from iMore. 7★ Tera Raid events come from Serebii. Legends: Arceus locations, evolutions, wisps and Unown come from Serebii. Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl locations, Grand Underground spawns, evolutions and Ramanas Park come from Serebii. Sword & Shield locations, wild levels (used with the badge level caps to place each Pokémon on the route), evolutions, Diglett and Gigantamax come from Serebii. Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon locations, wild encounters, evolutions and Totem Stickers come from Serebii. Sun & Moon locations, wild encounters, evolutions and Zygarde Cells come from . Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire locations, wild encounters, evolutions, legendaries and Mega Stones come from . X & Y locations, wild encounters, evolutions and Mega Stones come from . Black 2 & White 2 locations, wild encounters, evolutions and legendaries come from . Black & White locations, wild encounters, evolutions and legendaries come from . HeartGold & SoulSilver locations, wild encounters, evolutions and legendaries come from . Diamond, Pearl & Platinum wild encounters come from , with gifts, evolutions and legendaries from . FireRed & LeafGreen wild encounters come from , with gifts, evolutions and legendaries from . Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald wild encounters come from , with gifts, evolutions and legendaries from . Gold, Silver & Crystal and Red, Blue & Yellow wild encounters and evolutions come from . Pokédex order and localized Pokémon, item, move, type and place names come from ; Japanese, Korean and Chinese place names it lacks come from the games' own location text as collected in .

Contributing

Native speakers wanted! The trackers are available in 日本語, Français, Deutsch, 한국어, 繁體中文 and 简体中文, but the text around the official names hasn't been reviewed by a native speaker. If something reads oddly in your language, please open a translation issue or send a pull request. CONTRIBUTING.md explains where each page's text lives and how to rebuild the pages.

Spot a data error (a wrong location or evolution)? Open an issue.

Future work

Help with any of these is welcome. CONTRIBUTING.md explains how to rebuild the pages after a change.

Translations

• Native-speaker review. Official names come from game data, but the text around them (stop titles, how-to text, tips, buttons) in 日本語, Français, Deutsch, 한국어, 繁體中文 and 简体中文 hasn't been checked by a native speaker.
• Place names still in English in Japanese, Korean and Chinese, because no reliable source was found:
  • Scarlet & Violet: Grasswither Shrine, Icerend Shrine, Groundblight Shrine, Firescourge Shrine, League Club Room
  • Legends: Arceus: Space-time distortion
  • Legends: Z-A: Vernal Avenue (every language except English) and Quasartico Inc. (every language except English and Japanese)

Keeping the data current

• Scarlet & Violet 7★ raids. Each new Mightiest Mark event needs adding to the end of RAIDS in tools/add_sv_raids.py (never in the middle: the save code stores one bit per raid in list order). Then run the script and tools/build.sh. The current PSV2- code has room for 128 raids; beyond that, a new PSV3- prefix is needed, and PSV2- codes must keep loading.
• Legends: Z-A. New DLC or event Pokémon and Mega Stones would need adding to the Z-A data.
• New games. Each new mainline game gets its own folder, save-code prefix, front-page card and entry in the game menu, in release order.

Housekeeping

• tools/gsc_game.json and tools/rby_game.json carry a few unused version labels inherited from the HeartGold & SoulSilver and FireRed & LeafGreen texts. They're harmless but could be removed in tools/gen12_game.py.

Fan-made project, not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures Inc. or The Pokémon Company.