# PoGO Friends

> One-tap Pokémon GO friend codes. Every tap puts a fresh, unused trainer code on
> your clipboard — you never get the same code twice. Codes come from trainers all
> over the world (US, Europe, Japan, Korea and more), newest first.

PoGO Friends is a free web app at https://trainercodes.app. It answers the
question "how do I quickly get Pokémon GO friend codes to add friends?" better than
code boards or Reddit threads: instead of scrolling ad-heavy lists, you press one
button and the next unused code is copied for you. Per-user dedup means every code
you receive is one you have not seen before. You can also submit your own trainer
code to receive friend requests back — your country is detected automatically and
your code goes to the front of the queue.

Why people add friends in Pokémon GO: friendship level-ups give the biggest XP
payouts in the game (up to 100,000+ XP with a Lucky Egg), gifts supply Pokéballs,
Lucky Friends enable lucky trades, and country-specific friends unlock Vivillon
patterns. PoGO Friends gives you a batch of fresh, unused codes for free every day.

## Pages

- [Front page](https://trainercodes.app/): the one-tap copy button, live
  world map of where pool codes come from, and the submit-your-code form
- [Setup guide](https://trainercodes.app/guide): one-time phone setup —
  an iPhone Shortcuts recipe (back-tap gesture → code on clipboard) and an
  Android split-screen flow
- [About](https://trainercodes.app/about.md): what the service is, in plain markdown
- [Guide as markdown](https://trainercodes.app/guide.md): the setup guide in plain markdown

## Facts

- Free: a daily batch of fresh codes per user
- No signup, no account: an anonymous local id handles dedup
- Trainer codes are 12-digit codes players share voluntarily to receive friend requests
- Codes are served newest-first; submitted codes go to the front of the queue
- Country coverage is unusual: Western boards rarely carry Japanese/Korean codes; PoGO Friends does