Raid across town? PGSharp puts your trainer there.
You know PGSharp for its joystick and teleport. Here you pick iOS or Android and claim the build made for your phone.
Choose iOS or AndroidTonight's raid sits across town while your trainer stays on your street.
The joystick lets your thumb walk the trainer across the map.
Teleport lands the trainer right on the raid pin.
Three screens to the map
Three screens sit between the button and the map.
PGSharp in five cards
Install, move, jump and stay inside the rules, one card at a time.
Your phone
iPhone or Android: you choose on the next screen, and the build matches it.
On a PC? The build runs on the phone, so open this page there.
Install
Install the build you get, then sign in to Pokémon GO with your usual account.
Many players try it on a second account first.
Joystick
A stick sits on the map. Drag it and your trainer walks that way; let go and the trainer stops.
Teleport
Pick a spot on the map and your trainer lands there.
After a long jump, wait before you catch or spin: players refer to that delay as cooldown.
Account rules
Niantic counts GPS spoofing as cheating under a three-strike policy: a warning first, then a suspension, then a ban.
Short jumps and real pauses keep your play closer to a walk.
Where to ask
Each place answers one kind of question best.
Pokémon GO help center
Account, sign-in and strike notices.Spoofing threads on Reddit
Install errors other players already solved.Your local raid group chat
Which raids are up tonight, and when they start.The five cards above
Joystick and teleport basics.
