First things first, I love this pokedex. It has the best advanced search I've seen of any pokedex on the net and is incredibly useful to me when searching for pokemon capable of learning certain move combinations, etc. Congrats on a job well done. ;)

I'm sure this has been requested before (a cursory search of the feedback forum hasn't turned up any posts but that doesn't mean they're not there) but have you considered doing an offline ipod touch/iphone version. Like a lot of people, I tend to play pokemon on the move and don't always have access to this excellent resource. I have an iPod Touch and it would be great to see a ipod touch app which replicated the Veekun.com pokedex, maybe added in some other features like a seen/caught tally for pokemon, etc. I guess people with an iphone could access veekun online whilst on the move but this isn't a viable option for ipod users and the response times would be faster with a local copy anyway.

Anyway, this is...somewhat obviously...just a feature (?) request. I suspect the barriers to entry (dev license charge) are a tad too great but I thought I'd throw the suggestion out there anyway. Whatever the response, really appreciate your work here on Veekun. Excellent site.

I don't own an iPod Touch or iPhone.
I don't know Objective C.
I don't use OS X.
I don't really like Apple or their dirty practices, and I'm not thrilled at the notion of paying them money so they can have sole control over my software. It's not the amount—it's that they are charging me for the privilege of putting my crappy code in their glorious crystal castle from whence they may eject it at their sole discretion.


After I'm done rewriting the site, if I have time amongst the myriad of other things I'd like to do, I might consider an offline version for some platform. But I only have finite time, and I doubt it would be the iPhone. Maybe a desktop version or an Android app.


This is what wardriving is for.

Screw You Steve Jobs!

Maybe a simple Java application so the majority of mobile phones/devices could use it. That's really the best option I can think of for a mobile 'dex.