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Post what you pull and where you found it, join the communities you care about, and see a live map of where collectors near you are finding Pokémon.
Retail heat map
A live map of community finds near you, color-coded by how recently each was posted. Tap a dot to open the find.
The feed
Share your pulls and where you found them. Flip between Global and your Home communities, like, comment, and edit within 10 minutes.
Communities
Your city, a set, graded, vintage — search and join, or create your own. Star your favorites to pin them to the top.
Yes — posting, your feed, joining communities, and following collectors are all free at launch. We'll explore optional premium features later, but founding members always keep their perks.
Like subreddits for Pokémon. Search and join any community you want — your home city, a city you're visiting, or interest-based ones — and your feed pulls from all of them. Nobody auto-assigns you a group; you choose what you follow.
Two ways: your feed, and the retail heat map. When collectors post a find with a location, it drops a dot on the map near you — color-coded by how recently it was posted (bright pink for just now, fading over 24 hours), so you can tell what's fresh at a glance. Tap a dot to open the find. It's people sharing with people, not a bot or a monitor.
Post what you pull and where you found it, join the communities you care about, and see a live map of where collectors near you are finding Pokémon.
The haul
Retail heat map · communities · the feed
Turn on your location and watch a live map of where collectors near you are hitting. Every find is a dot, color-coded by how recently it was posted — bright pink for just now, fading as it ages and dropping off after 24 hours — so a glance shows you what's hot right now. Tap any dot to open the find.
Dot color = when it was posted
Fresh finds glow bright pink and fade as they age — after 24 hours a dot drops off the map, so you only see what's current.
Search and join communities like subreddits — your home city, a city you're traveling to, your favorite set, graded, vintage. Don't see yours? Create it in seconds and grow it. Star the ones you live in to pin them to the top, and make the app yours with accent color themes.
The feed
Share the cards you pull, the haul you grabbed, and the product you spotted in a store — and where. It's a feed like Instagram or X, but it's all Pokémon, all the time. Flip between Global and your Home communities, like and comment, and fix a typo within 10 minutes of posting.
Tag every post so the feed stays scannable
Like, comment, and search across everything — your whole feed is built from the communities you join.
How it works
Sign up, then search and join the communities you care about — your home city, a city you're visiting, or interest-based ones. Don't see yours? Create it.
Share your pulls and hauls, and where you're finding Pokémon — tag the spot and it drops a pin on the retail heat map for everyone nearby.
Your feed shows the hits, hauls, and finds from every community you've joined — and the live map shows where collectors near you are finding Pokémon, in real time.
PokéPost is live and free. Join the communities you care about, drop your finds on the map, and see what collectors near you are pulling right now.
Questions
Yes — posting, your feed, joining communities, and following collectors are all free at launch. We'll explore optional premium features later, but founding members always keep their perks.
Like subreddits for Pokémon. Search and join any community you want — your home city, a city you're visiting, or interest-based ones — and your feed pulls from all of them. Nobody auto-assigns you a group; you choose what you follow.
Two ways: your feed, and the retail heat map. When collectors post a find with a location, it drops a dot on the map near you — color-coded by how recently it was posted (bright pink for just now, fading over 24 hours), so you can tell what's fresh at a glance. Tap a dot to open the find. It's people sharing with people, not a bot or a monitor.
No. PokePost is an independent community and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Pokémon Company or Nintendo. We're just a place where collectors connect and share what they're finding.