PokeZoneBuddy

Track global event schedules, convert play windows instantly, and build multi-city timelines with reminder support.

macOS 26+ • Free & Open Source • MIT License

How it works

Timezone magic, explained

PokeZoneBuddy keeps every event anchored to its origin timezone while translating the play window into yours—no more mental math.

1
Pick a city
Browse global Pokémon GO events across your saved destinations.
2
Select an event
See native event hours alongside your precise local play window.
3
Plan the route
Use the Multi-City timeline to stack events and spot travel gaps.

Example Community Day • Tokyo

Event runs 14:00–17:00 JST

You play 07:00–10:00

The app handles conversions instantly so you can focus on playing.

Timeline-first design keeps every city and event aligned for effortless planning.

Feature set

Feature highlights

Everything you need to stay ahead of global Pokémon GO events.

Explore on GitHub

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Multi-City Planning Tool

Plan sequential participation across your favorite cities with travel gap detection and optimal play suggestions.

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Local Time, Zero Effort

Browse every Pokémon GO event in your timezone with smart filters, live countdowns, and one-click calendar export.

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Smart Event Reminders

Favorited events trigger timezone-aware notifications with customizable lead times from 15 minutes to 1 day.

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City Spots & Import/Export

Save gyms, PokéStops, and meetup points per city, then move data between devices with fast JSON import/export.

Latest release

Release notes

Fresh updates from the changelog, always up to date.

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v1.6.1

Nov 5, 2025

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Changed

Scoped the Settings timeline plan import button to its own file importer to prevent view-wide picker conflicts.

Fixed

Restored the Settings timeline plan import button so the Finder/iOS picker opens immediately alongside the cities & spots importer.

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