Tech InsiderStill looking for a way to hunt for specific Pokémon in "Pokémon GO" now that PokéVision is dead?Good news: There is an alternative.
Skiplagged's Pokémon tracker uses Google Maps to show exactly where certain Pokémon are spawning in real time. We tested it, and it works.
Niantic Labs, the creator of "Pokémon GO," has started shutting down sites like PokéVision and other unofficial trackers. So we don't know how long Skiplagged's map will be operational. But it works for now.
Skiplagged's Pokémon tracker uses Google Maps to show exactly where certain Pokémon are spawning in real time. We tested it, and it works.
Niantic Labs, the creator of "Pokémon GO," has started shutting down sites like PokéVision and other unofficial trackers. So we don't know how long Skiplagged's map will be operational. But it works for now.
Skiplagged is a startup that shows you "hidden" deals on flights and hotels. People who work there are clearly fans of "Pokémon GO" too.
Like PokéVision, you can use Skiplagged's map to see exactly where certain creatures are spawning near a given location. Here's New York City's Central Park:
You can click on a specific Pokémon to see how many seconds are left before it disappears.
Skiplagged also has a filtering system that shows nearby creatures based on their rarity.
You can deselect and select certain Pokémon from being visible on the map too.
Skiplagged's map automatically updates with new info from "Pokémon GO's" servers, so there's no need to manually refresh the page.
And this Eevee:
A couple of things that bugged us about Skiplagged: the filter box on the left side made it difficult to navigate the map on a phone, and we wish it showed the minutes left before a creature disappears instead of seconds.
Skiplagged already has an Android app for its map, and the company says that an iPhone app is in the works.
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