PokeRater Reviews
4/5 rating based on 119 reviews. Read all reviews for PokeRater for iPhone.
PokeRater is free iOS app published by John Rommel Estropia
Awesome app, BUT! WARNING!!!
Aynessa
WARNING: enabling Full Access on the PokeRater keyboard will enable the developers to fully access everything you type, including credit card numbers, bank account information, and passwords. Direct from Apple: "Third Party Keyboards provide an alternative way to input keyboard data. These keyboards can access all of the data you type, including bank account and credit card numbers, street addresses, as well as other personal and sensitive information. These keyboards may also access nearby text or data, which is useful for improving autocorrect functionality." I really do love this app. It's fantastic for showing you the quality and IVs of the Pokemon you catch in POGO. But, the Full Access option on the PokeRater keyboard is absolutely terrifying. There is NO reason for them to need that access, and the fact that they instruct users to enable that on purpose is highly suspicious.
One star because zero isn’t an option
ElleDriver87
I just downloaded this and it’s failing to recognize any screenshots. What a waste.
Great potential, there's no reason for requesting full access on the keyboard
Kalirob99
It's an insane security issue to even request this amount of data from users.
Great in general, not able to detect Nido*
tzachyb
Like the keyboard and the input method, and the cards are well laid out. However it can’t import any nido* except for nidoking.
Nice
jwadamson
Keyboard is great. Scanning and stability has improved a lot in the last few versions. Clearly the dev cares about making this better
Couple feature suggestions
RukiaTH
Absolutely love this app. There is a considerable amount of useful information present at a glance then most other IV Calculators available. I have a couple feature suggestions I’d like to see added: - The ability to save a quickly swap between multiple nickname templates. I tend to switch naming schemes dependent on certain mons and they’re usefulness to my playing experience. I’d like to be able to quickly swap between these different naming schemes - A “lucky” marker so that power up forecasts can take into account Stardust cost for lucky mons
I really love this app.
Uzume2x
My husband has an android and uses a different app. I like this one because of how easy it is to sort and classify my Pokémon. Of course I wish iOS would let it overlay in Pokemon Go and that I didn’t have to screen shot, but it’s not the developers’ fault.