PDART

The Pokémon Digital Analysis and Reference Tool is an electronic multitool for Pokémon GO trainers to assist in curating their collection of Pokémon. The general idea is for it to function like one of those devices you ran around using in the handheld games, since there's no actual Devon Corporation to go handing them out to people. It's also wildly faster than any website and using the overlay mode will avoid having to repeatedly log back in after each lookup.

Features:
* A handy reference list of all Pokemon currently in Pokémon GO. Just about every detail you could want or need (catch rates, rarity, evolution specifics) at your fingertips.
* Moveset calculations, telling you which movesets are the most effective for each Pokémon, including which work best against specific opponents! No more guessing about best movesets or having to rely on over-simplified "A, B, C, D, E, S" ratings.
* A type calculator for easily seeing just how much or how little damage happens because of elemental type advantages.
* An on-screen overlay mode provides easy access to the TypeCalc and PokéReference, for quickly checking things without having to task swap away from the game.
* Event calendar tells you when the next special event, or nest rotation takes place.
* Tiny!
* Lots of different color themes, including some for night owl trainers.

Compatibility: This application is designed to run on devices which can already play Pokémon Go, and have a display resolution of at least 720x1280 otherwise all the awesomeness won't be able to fit on your screen.

Privacy Policy: This application has no privacy policy because it is utterly uninterested in you, your data, or what you do with your time. We promise not to share the information we don't have with anyone. Honest. (If at some point this changes to include keeping track of where you caught one, we'll let you know.) AdMob does what AdMob does (fine by me) and probably won't judge you for hoarding all those Shuckles.

Disclaimer: Pokémon and Pokémon character names are trademarks of Nintendo / Creatures Inc. / GAME FREAK inc. and definitely not me. Pokemon GO is a product of Niantic, Inc. This is in no way an "official" tool so don't go complaining to any of those people about problems/bugs with it. Join the beta-testing G+ community to post bug reports.