Frequently Asked Questions

Sniping is the term we use to define “teleport and catch a Pokemon” which is far from your real location. In order to snipe, just enter the coordinates of the Pokemon into iPogo, tap on the Pokemon and catch it! Sniping comes with a lot of rules you will have to follow to avoid being penalized.

Most of all, you will need to respect timers, depending on how far you want to teleport and interact with the game; this is called “cooldown” (explained just below). You can also “camp” a Pokemon if you don't want to miss it (also explained below).

We want you to keep your main account safe. To do this, create a new account (alt account). Catch what you want on that account, and then using another device, trade to your main account.

Ditto Disguises - https://leekduck.com/FindDitto/
Current Events - https://leekduck.com/events/
Shiny Checklist - https://leekduck.com/shiny/
Current Raid Bosses - https://leekduck.com/boss/
Current Eggs - https://leekduck.com/eggs/
Current Research - https://leekduck.com/research/

Niantic Server Status - http://www.mmoserverstatus.com/pokemon_go
Niantic Known Issues - https://niantic.helpshift.com/a/pokemon-go/?p=web&l=en&s=release-notes-known-issues&f=known-issues
Niantic Go Battle League Known Issues - https://niantic.helpshift.com/a/pokemon-go/?p=web&s=release-notes-known-issues&f=go-battle-league-known-issues-1598471929

World Clock - https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
Pokémon GO Event Timers - https://p337.info/pokemongo/
Nests - https://themasternest.net/
Shiny Rates - http://shinyrates.com/
PVP IV Ranking Spreadsheet - https://gostadium.club/pvp/iv
Raids and Team GO Rocket Line-Ups - https://www.pokebattler.com/
PVP Battle Simulator - https://pvpoke.com/
Optimized GPX route generation - https://routegen.herokuapp.com/
PVP Stats - https://www.stadiumgaming.gg/rank-checker

Working Livemaps with filters:
https://sydneypogomap.com/
https://sgpokemap.com/
https://vanpokemap.com/
https://nycpokemap.com/
https://candymap.rocks/ (In German)

The term “Camping” is used to describe the situation when you have to stay on the catch screen without throwing a ball or berry at the Pokemon until you can catch it and that depends on the distance and amount of time since your last action. You NEED to respect the cooldown times otherwise the Pokemon will flee. If you don't know what cooldown is, check the question just above!

You can do as many raids as you want continuously without triggering cooldown. You need to be off of your previous cooldown and you can't throw a berry or ball to the raid boss after the battle. You have to hit run and move to the next raid no matter where it will be. The point of speed raids are usually to find a shiny or a certain IV.

All the coordinates posted in our discord and app are only for trainers level 30 and above. If you have a level lower than that, the pokémon IV and CP will be random. Weather changing every hour may also change the IV of the pokémons. So if a pokémon is posted before 5PM, and you check it at 5:01PM and weather has changed, don't be surprised and always verify the CP before catching.

Yes iPogo has an android version called iPogo: Android You can follow this link to learn how to install it: http://ipogo.app/install.php#android

Direct Download is no longer a viable option as Apple now targets certificates like that after mere hours. From now on you should create your own certificate using a computer or pay a service like Signulous to do it for you.

We currently suggest that you do not upgrade to iOS 14 due to Apples new App Attest System. We cannot garuntee iPogo will work

Click here and scroll down for a list of installation methods we suggest We are available on iOS (Jailed and Jailbroken), Android (Rooted and Stock)

A Cooldown is the amount of time you need to wait after using an in-game action. This is calculated from the distance you will travel between your in-game actions. You will then need to wait said Cooldown time to use your next in-game action or you will fail said action.

Several examples would be the next Pokémon you attempt to catch will flee, a Raid will not work and a Pokéstop will not give you rewards. If you have used an action prior to teleporting within the past 2 hours you will need to calculate your Cooldown. If you did not use an action in the past 2 hours prior to teleporting, then you do not need to calculate your Cooldown. It is safe to assume when teleporting long distances you will need to wait the maximum Cooldown time which is 2 hours.

VIP is optional. It is a set of special (paid for) features to make iPogo that much better!
You can use iPogo on up to 3 instances of the app at the same time.
You can Click Here to purchase VIP or see what features it includes

To catch Only shinies you can click on a pokemon and see if it is shiny. if it is, catch it. if it is not shiny, run away from it without triggering a cooldown and look for another.

Actions that will trigger cooldown:
• Catching a wild Pokémon (especially those coming from Incense, Lure Modules, Special Lures and Meltan’s Mystery Box)
• Accidental drop of a ball on encounter screen (also applicable to raids)
• Feeding a wild Pokémon with a berry (also applicable to raids)
• Spinning a Pokéstop (especially getting a message Bag is Full due to item limit)
• Spinning a Pokéstop with Try Again message due to spin limit
• Placing a Pokémon in one of the gyms
• Feeding a gym defender within screen radar (especially remote feeding as long as you are within the screen radar)
• Gym battles
• Fleeing Pokémon (due to catch limit)
• Use of Gotcha device to spin and catch
Note: These actions will NOT reset or trigger another cooldown if you are already on cooldown. Actions that will NOT trigger cooldown:
• Teleporting
• Encountering a wild Pokémon
• Remote berry feeding of gym defender (from long distances)
• Autowalk (minus spinning and catching)
• Hatching eggs
• Claiming quest and weekly rewards
• Catching a reward Pokémon from quests
• Speed raids (ensure you are off cooldown two hours prior to this)
• Exchanging and opening gifts
• Evolving a Pokémon
• Powering up a Pokémon
• Trading a Pokémon
• Transferring a Pokémon (deleting from the bag)
• Taking snapshots of a Pokémon
• Changing a Buddy
• Gaining Buddy candies
• Using items (healing items, evolution items, TMs) on a Pokémon
• Using Stardust and Candies to gain a second move for Pokémon
• Using Incense, Lucky Egg and/or Starpiece
• Deleting items from storage
• Player vs player (PVP) battles
• Team leader vs Player battle (battle with Blanche, Candela and/or Spark)
• Placing a Lure Module or Special Lure on a Pokéstop
• Purchasing coins and shop items
• Changing of avatar items/clothes
• Transferring a Pokémon to Switch to activate Mystery Box
• Obtaining a free raid pass by clicking a gym with an active raid
• Encountering and catching certain Pokémon from Photobombs such as Smeargle and Party Hat Pikachu
• Dropping a ball on the ground (Given that you are already on Cooldown)