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Changelog

What's new in PartyDex

Features, fixes, and improvements — newest first.

June 19, 2026

Routes & Wild Encounters

  • Clicking a Pokémon in wild encounter tables now opens it directly in the search bar.
  • Fixed favicon not displaying correctly in search engines.
June 18, 2026

Pokémon Detail Pages

  • Added EV yield to the Details tab on individual Pokémon pages.
  • Moved EV yield to a cleaner location in the stats layout.
  • Fixed egg moves not showing correctly on the Breeding tab.
June 17, 2026

Breeding Tab

  • New Breeding tab on every Pokémon — shows egg groups, gender ratio, hatch step count, and the full list of egg moves with type, power, accuracy, and PP.

Routes Tab

  • New Routes tab in the party view — look up any city, route, or dungeon and see every trainer (gym leaders, rivals, bosses) alongside wild encounter data scoped to your game.

Type Chart

  • Full 18×18 type effectiveness grid added to the Tools menu. Click any attacking or defending type to highlight its row or column.

EV / IV Calculator

  • Added an EV/IV calculator to individual Pokémon pages — set nature, IVs, and EVs to preview exact stats at any level.

Moves & TM/HM

  • Re-added TM/HM data with type badges. Fixed a bug in the generation script.
  • Pokémon search now supports filtering by type.
  • Search results link directly to the Pokémon's detail page.

Pokédex

  • Pokédex now shows only Pokémon new to the selected game generation instead of the full national dex.

SEO & Performance

  • Added server-rendered content for crawlers, additional keywords, and metadata improvements across the site.
June 16, 2026

Pokémon Detail Pages

  • Launched /pokemon/[name] — dedicated pages for every Pokémon with a game selector and tabbed views for learnset, evolution chain, and encounter locations.
  • Added move cards showing power, accuracy, PP, and type for each learnable move.
  • Added search and back/previous navigation to Pokémon pages.
  • Shiny toggle moved from the main Pokédex to the selected Pokémon header.

Pokédex Checklist

  • New Pokédex checklist in the Tools menu — track caught Pokémon per game with a completion progress bar. State persists across sessions.
  • Added Tools dropdown to the top bar to consolidate Pokédex, type chart, and future tools.

Mobile & UX

  • Fixed a race condition causing incorrect Pokémon data to load in the Pokédex modal.
  • Improved detail panel layout and spacing on small screens.
  • Added a Pokéball button in the detail panel to jump to the Pokédex entry.
June 15, 2026

Pokémon Forms

  • Added support for Alolan forms and several other regional or alternate forms.

Other

  • Improved Pokémon Finder modal — better search UX and faster results.
  • Fixed build issues introduced by earlier changes.
  • Updated OpenGraph preview image.
June 14, 2026

Items

  • Added held items — assign any item to a party member via the bag icon. Items carry over when a Pokémon evolves.
  • Items are filtered to what's available in your selected game version.
  • Fixed item categorization and TM/HM type badge display.

Evolutions

  • Clicking an evolution in the evolution chain now shows that Pokémon's info in the detail panel.

Moves

  • Fixed missing TMs/HMs. Added a type badge to move entries.
  • Added star indicators to highlight strong moves in the learnset.

Quality of Life

  • Overhauled the stats tab — live stat calculations with cleaner layout.
  • Improved Pokémon Finder modal and move list UX.
  • Better UX for removing a Pokémon from the party (blur instead of full dismiss).
  • Consolidated tabs to reduce clutter.
June 12, 2026

Sharing

  • Party sharing is now available from the Party modal — copy a link and anyone can open your exact team (Pokémon, levels, and game) without an account.

Search

  • Added search functionality with mobile-friendly searchable lists.

Branding

  • Renamed from Pokédex Companion to PartyDex.
June 11, 2026

Moves

  • Added full moves database with descriptions, type, power, accuracy, and PP.
  • Improved moveset layout and loading time.

Other

  • Added Privacy Policy page.
  • Improved color scheme and overall visual polish.
June 10, 2026

Launch

  • Initial release — Pokémon search, game selector (Gen I–IX), and party building for up to 6 Pokémon.
  • Party saving, boxing, releasing, and full game data reset.
  • Evolution chains, base stats, and encounter locations available for all 1,025 Pokémon.

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