What’s in iPogo?

Feature Explanation

With this, you can teleport to any location in the world as long as you obtained the coordinates for it!

How to Use

Click the Teleport/Snipe button and paste the coordinates you wish to teleport to.

Feature Explanation

This will show an overlay on your screen with a list of all nearby Pokémon.

How to Use

While this feature is toggled on, you can click any of the Pokémon in the nearby list to walk or teleport to them.

Feature Explanation

This feature allows you to see a global list of raids, Pokémon and PokéStops (including Quests and Rocket Grunts/Bosses).

How to Use

You can view these in the in-game menu.

Feature Explanation

This will allow you to view the S2 overlay on the in-game map, showing you L14 and L17 cells.

How to Use

Turn this feature on/off while in the map.

Feature Explanation

This is where you will save any custom walking route, or hotspot location that you create!

How to Use

View them in the menu and follow the instructions.

Feature Explanation

This will show the stats of all the Pokémon in your inventory. Please note that this can cause crashes if left on all the time. Only turn it on when clearing your inventory.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu.

Feature Explanation

This will place a joystick on screen for you to use while walking locally.

How to Use

The joystick is automatically set to dynamic. To use it, long press with one finger anywhere on your screen, and it will appear under your finger. You can also set it to static, and there will be a stationary joystick shown on your screen.

Feature Explanation

Enhanced Throw will allow you to choose what type of throw you want to accomplish, giving you the XP for whatever you select.

Remember last ball will remember the last ball that you threw. (This feature is always on.)

How to Use Enhanced Throw

Set this to the option that you want. If you have curveball selected, it will give it to you 100% of the time. The other options are 50/50, to make you look more human.

Feature Explanation

This will show you a preview of the Pokémon's statistics on the encounter screen.

How to Use

This automatically pops up on the encounter screen.

Feature Explanation

This feature will allow you to see if there is room for you on gyms shown on the map.

How to Use

Open the iPogo map and click on a gym for more information.

Feature Explanation

The iPogo Journal attempts to track your cooldown. It cannot track actions performed in other apps or on other devices.

How to Use It

On iOS, open Settings > Journal . You can also check the in-game Journal at Avatar > Journal , enable cooldown warnings in the Sniping Tool, or check the timer at the bottom right in Feeds.

Read the cooldown guide .

Feature Explanation

You can automatically walk around instead of using the joystick to allow you more concentration on the game itself.

How to Use

To autowalk, click on the iPogo menu and then the map. Then long press with one finger, anywhere on the map. It will pop up a menu, and you can simply select autowalk.

Another choice is to go into the iPogo menu and then click random route.
Enter the number of stops you want to walk, and it will walk a random route for you.

Your other choice is using a GPX route, which will be explained later.
Please note the best speed for egg hatching is 9-10 km/h, and 3-6 km/h with the Go Plus.

Feature Explanation

This feature allows you to teleport/walk to anywhere that you can see on screen, at the tap of a finger.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP. Tap anywhere on the screen to walk or teleport there.

Feature Explanation

Once you enter the encounter screen, the Pokémon will not move or jump.

Feature Explanation

The Jailbreak tweak we offer does not modify the app itself. You can play using the official app and still get all the great features you expect from iPogo!

How to Use

Please see the Installation Page

Feature Explanation

The Virtual Go Plus feature will allow you to automatically spin stops for items/balls and automatically catch Pokémon. This feature is best used with our random route auto walker.

How to Use

After activating VIP, you will see the Go Plus option. Enable it here, and then close and reboot iPogo. With your Bluetooth on, go into the Pokémon GO settings, scroll to Pokémon GO Plus. Click on that, and then select the Go Plus under available devices. Check whether you have nearby Pokémon, stops, or both selected. Please remember that the Go Plus will always prioritize catching over spinning, even if you do not have any balls. Also, it ONLY uses red balls. It will throw one ball, no curve, and no berry.

Feature Explanation

This feature will automatically detect shinies near you as you walk/teleport around! (and notify you)

Feature Explanation

This feature will attempt to automatically turn the Go Plus back on when it turns off. Niantic randomly turns the Go Plus off every once in a while; this is to combat that issue.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

One Click Item Deletion is the ability to delete all unwanted items from your inventory with the click of a button!

How to Use

First you have to set up your kept item list. To do this, go into settings, and find Setup Items. Initially these should all say keep. Change it to the amount of each that you want to keep. If you want to keep all of a certain item, leave it as Keep. Now when you want to delete items, simply click Clear Items in the quick menu.

Feature Explanation

This is an overlay on your screen that shows Pokémon added to your custom list. It will teleport you when you click on the Pokémon.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP. Once on, you will see it as an overlay on your screen, you can also customize what shows up in there with the feed customization options in the menu.

Feature Explanation

While this feature is enabled, your map loading time (Pokémon, Gyms, Stops) will be cut down to about 1/4 of the standard loading time.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

The Block Non Shinies feature skips encounters with any non-Shiny Pokémon.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

The Block Non Shinies 100IV feature will allow any Pokémon that is 100IV to pass through the Block Non Shinies feature.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP, Block Non Shinies must be on as well.

Feature Explanation

This feature will automatically skip some of the long animations around the game, for example the evolve animation.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

This feature automatically transfers any Pokémon you catch that are not:

90IV and above Zero IV 0/15/15 Stats

Shinies Costume Shadow

Unown Lake Trio .

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

True Shiny is an experimental feature that identifies Pokémon that are shiny specifically for your account. It is not a raid feature. Raids are only used to obtain your Player ID during setup.

Scopely can change or patch this feature at any time without warning. If True Shiny stops working, it is not guaranteed to return.

How to Set Your Player ID

1. Open iPogo Settings and enable Set Player ID (Player ID Popup).
2. Go to any raid and create a Private Group beneath the Battle button. Always use a Private Raid Lobby , not a public one.
3. Within approximately 5–10 seconds , your Player ID will appear in a popup. Tap Save .
4. Return to iPogo Settings → Set Player ID to confirm your ID was saved, then disable the automatic Player ID Popup to prevent it from appearing again.

You can leave the lobby immediately after obtaining your Player ID. No raid completion or raid pass is required. You can do this locally by teleporting to a raid; a Remote Raid Pass is not required .

Free Users

• Enable True Shiny .
• Enable Filter True Shiny Only .
• Click Pokémon Feeds , or use the slower-updating Live Feed Bar (a 2 km limit for non-Shundos; global for Shundos only).

Paid Users

VIP unlocks the global True Shiny feed through Shiny Feeds. True Shiny itself is available to both free and paid users, with the free feed limits described above.

• Enable True Shiny .
• Click Shiny Feeds for the global feed.

Choose Your Settings

• True Shiny: Adds True Shiny Pokémon alongside the other Pokémon in your selected feeds.
• True Shiny Only: Shows only True Shiny Pokémon in your selected feeds.

Not Working Correctly?

You may have obtained someone else's Player ID. Create a Private Raid Lobby and retrieve your correct Player ID again. Public lobbies may display someone else's ID, causing True Shiny to work incorrectly. Once your ID is saved, disable the automatic Player ID Popup.

Note: Feeds are not accurate for players below level 30.

Feature Explanation

This feature will immediately exit an encounter after having successfully caught a Pokémon.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

Mass Gift Sending

Before mass sending gifts, sort your friends list by Can Receive Gift . If mass sending fails, try sending a gift manually to confirm it works. You may have reached your daily sending limit.

Mass Gift Opening

Before mass opening gifts, sort your friends list by Gift . If mass opening fails, try opening a gift manually to confirm it works. You may have reached your daily opening limit.

Feature Explanation

This feature will increase the spawn radius and loading speed, making Pokémon spawn faster as well as farther away than ever before.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu after activating VIP.

Feature Explanation

With this feature enabled, it will hide your personal information (account name, email, etc.) and show it as * * * * *. It will appear like this while on the map, on your profile, and in many more places. This feature is great to cover up your name for screenshots and clips.

How to Use

Toggle this feature on in the main menu.

How can I support iPogo?

Purchase iPogo VIP, use the referral link when purchasing Signulous, or boost the iPogo Discord server with Nitro.

Feature Explanation

Detects and notifies you when a Pokémon has a special background , including wild Pokémon and Raid Bosses.

This feature is included with iPogo Free .

Download the iPogo IPA (for iOS)

Download iTunes for Windows

Download Sideloadly

Installation Instructions

1. Plug your device into your computer
2. Open Sideloadly
3. Enter your Apple ID
4. Drag the iPogo IPA onto Sideloadly
5. Click Start and enter your Apple ID password
6. Finish installation (2FA if needed)
7. Once complete, go to Settings > General > Device Management and trust the installer.

Actions that trigger cooldown

If an action is not on this list, it does not trigger cooldown:

• Catching a Pokémon (including Incense, Coin Bag, Raid Boss, and Meltan Box spawns)
• Dropping or throwing a ball on the catch screen
• Spinning PokéStops or Gyms
• Placing a Pokémon in a Gym
• Battling in a Gym
• Feeding Gym defenders ( while physically at the Gym )

This list will be updated if new triggers are discovered.

Read how cooldown works and how to check it .

Sniping means teleporting to a Pokémon's coordinates to catch it. Enter the coordinates into iPogo and tap the Pokémon.

Teleporting and tapping the Pokémon do not trigger cooldown. Before throwing a ball, check the time since your last cooldown-triggering action and the distance you travelled.

If you are still on cooldown, camp on the catch screen until it ends. Read the cooldown guide before catching.

Camping means waiting on a Pokémon's catch screen until your cooldown ends.

1. Tap the Pokémon, but do not throw a ball .
2. Wait on the catch screen and set a timer for the remaining cooldown.
3. After cooldown ends , throw a ball to catch it.

You MUST respect cooldown times. Catching too soon can fail and the Pokémon will flee.

Check how cooldown works .

Speed raids means moving between raids to look for a shiny Pokémon or a particular IV. You must be off your previous cooldown before starting. After the battle, run from the Raid Boss encounter before moving to the next raid.

Dropping or throwing a ball on the catch screen, or catching a Raid Boss, triggers cooldown. Respect the cooldown before interacting at another location.

See the complete cooldown trigger list .

Cooldown is the wait time after doing an in-game action (like catching or spinning). It is based on how far you teleport after the action . Teleporting itself does not trigger cooldown , but if you act too soon after jumping locations, the next action can fail.

Maximum cooldown is 2 hours. If you have not done any cooldown-triggering actions in 2 hours , you can act anywhere.

Cooldown distance

The wait after teleporting is based on the distance from your last action . For example, if you caught a Pokémon and then teleported 500 km away, wait 1 hour before doing another action. The wait increases with distance, up to 2 hours at 1,500 km or more .

How to check cooldown

• Check the iPogo Journal ( Settings ) on iOS.
• Check the in-game Journal ( Avatar > Journal ).
• Use the Sniping Tool with cooldown warnings enabled.
• Use Feeds and check the timer at the bottom right.

See which actions trigger cooldown or learn how to camp a Pokémon while waiting .