Spot by color
Yellow is the everyday street common, red marks a higher-flow district, and blue is the vault trophy worth a detour. A daily challenge can ask for one color or a count, and a prowl raises the point multiplier as the walk continues.
Roster
How a hunt is logged
Plugdex remembers the caps you actually spotted. It is a walk log, not a city-wide catalog.
Roster on the walk
Each catch keeps a neighborhood, block note, field notes, and condition. Search the grid, filter by rarity or favorites, open a catch to edit it, and share a card from the detail.
Territory pins
Saved catches sit on a map of the blocks you logged. A neighborhood dossier shows which colors you still need for a yellow, red, and blue trio. Hunter stats and a weekly digest recap the week.
Frames
From the roster
Three stills from the app: the catch grid, a color spot, and a single catch.
Record
Privacy
What stays with the catch
Plugdex keeps the catches you log on this device. A catch can include the neighborhood, a block note, field notes, the color you chose, and a map coordinate when you decide to save a location. That coordinate stays with the catch so a pin can appear on the territory map. The roster is not uploaded to a Plugdex server. This note is effective October 13, 2026. For a question about the page, use the support address below.
Support
Write about a catch or this page
Questions about Plugdex, this page, or a catch you logged go to mismartarivas@gmail.com. Put Plugdex in the subject so the note is easy to find. The same address is the contact on the App Store listing.