What tools are there for Pokémon Pokopia?

Five, alongside the Pokédex itself: a build planner that costs a build kit down to raw materials, a habitat finder that pairs Pokémon with the habitats that attract them, a crafting calculator for single recipes, a tracker across eight checklists, and a printable town journal.

Are the Pokopia tools free?

Yes, all of them, with no account and no sign-up. Anything you tick or type is kept in your own browser rather than on a server.

What is the difference between the build planner and the crafting calculator?

The crafting calculator costs one item. The build planner costs a whole build: several of the 56 kits at once, plus the ground they take up, the specialties they need and the Pokémon who can supply them.

Do the tools cover the Bubbly Basin Expansion Pass?

Yes. Basin Pokémon, habitats and items are in the same data as the base game, and the release filters let you separate them where it matters.

Will I lose my progress?

Everything is stored in the browser you used, so clearing site data would take it with it. The tracker and the journal both export to JSON, which is the way to keep a backup or move to another device.

Pokopia Tools

The Pokédex tells you what exists. These answer the question you actually have while playing: what does this cost, who do I need, and what have I already done.

Pokédex

The reference the other tools are built on.

Every one of the 367 Pokémon in Pokémon Pokopia, including the Bubbly Basin additions, each with the habitats that attract it, the specialties it brings to your island, its ideal conditions and what it likes. Search by name or filter by type, specialty, condition and release.

Build planner

Works out what a build costs before you start it.

Choose from the 56 build kits in Pokémon Pokopia and it adds their material lists together, then follows every crafted part down its recipe until what is left is the raw materials you gather yourself. It also totals the ground the build covers, names the specialties it wants, and tells you which Pokémon can do those jobs, easiest to attract first.

Habitat finder

Answers which habitat attracts which Pokémon.

Name a Pokémon and it tells you what to build to bring it to your island, with the materials each habitat costs. Go the other way and pick one of the 252 habitats to see everybody it draws, how rare each one is there, and the times and weather they turn up in.

Crafting calculator

Costs a single item down to what you have to gather.

Pick any of the 881 craftable items and the calculator opens every sub-recipe underneath it, so a thing made of things made of things comes out as one shopping list with the quantities already multiplied. Where a material is dug up rather than crafted, it says which areas hold it.

Tracker

Keeps a record of what you have found.

Eight checklists in one place: all 367 Pokémon with a second tick for Great Friend, the 252 habitats, the 56 build kits, recipes, items, CDs, lost relics and human records. It saves in your browser with no account, and exports to a JSON file you can carry to another device.

Town journal

Seven sheets you fill in yourself, and can print.

A dated daily checklist with a tick box for each time you mean to repeat a task, then logs for where your Pokémon live, what is in each storage container, the recipes you keep looking up, the projects you are part way through, and a journal. None of it comes from the game data. It is your own notes, and it prints one sheet to a page.

Which one do I want?

Building something. Start at the build planner for the whole job, or the crafting calculator if it is one item.

Chasing a Pokémon. The habitat finder says what to build. Specialties works the other way, when you want the job done and do not mind who does it.

Keeping score. The tracker for what the game counts, the town journal for everything it does not.

Frequently asked questions

What tools are there for Pokémon Pokopia?: Five, alongside the Pokédex itself: a build planner that costs a build kit down to raw materials, a habitat finder that pairs Pokémon with the habitats that attract them, a crafting calculator for single recipes, a tracker across eight checklists, and a printable town journal.
Are the Pokopia tools free?: Yes, all of them, with no account and no sign-up. Anything you tick or type is kept in your own browser rather than on a server.
What is the difference between the build planner and the crafting calculator?: The crafting calculator costs one item. The build planner costs a whole build: several of the 56 kits at once, plus the ground they take up, the specialties they need and the Pokémon who can supply them.
Do the tools cover the Bubbly Basin Expansion Pass?: Yes. Basin Pokémon, habitats and items are in the same data as the base game, and the release filters let you separate them where it matters.
Will I lose my progress?: Everything is stored in the browser you used, so clearing site data would take it with it. The tracker and the journal both export to JSON, which is the way to keep a backup or move to another device.