Setup

➡️ Commands

!rotom

Adds you to the database and enables tracking; use in rotom if you receive the error message You are not registered, you will need to register again in the respective channel

!unregister

Removes you from tracking

!stop

Temporarily stops alarms

!start

Re-enables alarms. Use if you are not getting alerts or !tracked shows your alerts are currently disabled

!tracked

Shows you what alerts you have configured for your current active profile

!help

Displays the welcome message 🙅 : This reaction means you are not currently registered

🗺️ Tracking by Area

Areas are geofences configured by the admin. Tracking by area means that you will only receive alerts for what you are tracking if they are within your tracked area(s). You can have multiple areas configured at the same time, and different areas for each of the profiles you set up. Tracking by area requires you to not add a distance filter to the command; distance filters are for tracking by location.

!area list

Displays all configured areas

!area add

Followed by the area name, adds tracking for an area; can add multiple areas in a single command

!area remove

Followed by the area name, removes tracking for an area; can remove multiple areas in a single command

!area overview

Displays a map with the geofences of your currently configured areas

!area show

Followed by the area name, displays a map with the geofence of that area without adding it to your configuration; can display multiple areas with a single command

📍 Tracking by Location & Distance

Your location is specific GPS coordinates that you set, which works hand in hand with the distance filter you set when entering commands. For example, you are able to set alerts for 100% pokemon within 5000 meters of your location, and all unown, regardless of IV, within 10000 meters of your location. You are only able to have one location set at a time, but you can have different locations set for each of the ⁠profiles you set up.

!location

Followed by an address (including zip code) or GPS coordinates, sets your location

!area show d3000

Followed by a distance filter (i.e. d3000 in this case), displays a map of your location with a circle of the set distance radius; this visually represents the distance and can help you decide what distance filter to use in your commands