Play PokeBuddy on PC Play PokeBuddy on PC and Mac

About the Game

PokeBuddy is a fan-made companion tool for players of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, created by Yamico. It focuses on the parts of the hobby that happen away from the table: planning decks, recording results, searching for cards, tracking a collection, and keeping up with tournament lists. The app is available on mobile, and it also runs on PC through MuMuPlayer, which gives the interface more room and makes extended sessions easier to manage. If you use a MacBook, an iMac, or a Mac mini, you can play PokeBuddy through MuMuPlayer on macOS as well, so the same workspace is available across a Windows PC or an Apple computer.
DECK BUILDING You can assemble a deck one card at a time, or bring in an existing list instantly from an official deck code, a QR code, or a screenshot. The app shows how the deck is composed at a glance, so you can see the balance of card types and adjust as the format moves. This is useful when you are testing a new idea or refining a list that already works.
MATCH RECORDS Every match can be logged with the deck you played and the deck you faced. Over time, the app builds a picture of your win rates by deck and by matchup, which helps you spot the pairings that actually need work. Any match can be opened for a turn-by-turn detail view, so you can go back through a close game and see where it turned.
CARD SEARCH AND COLLECTION Card search covers the pool in both Japanese and English. You can filter by card type, regulation mark, set, and other criteria. Collection tracking keeps a record of what you own and what you are still missing, which is helpful when you are trading, buying singles, or planning the next build.
TOURNAMENTS You can browse results from official Japanese events and overseas tournaments. Winning decklists are available to read, so you can see which cards are actually being played at a competitive level and compare those choices with your own lists.
SOLO PLAYTEST A practice opponent lets you check how a deck you are building actually opens and flows. This is a deck-tuning aid for spotting dead hands and awkward starts before you take the deck to a real table. It is not a replacement for live play, but it can save time during the early stages of a build.
SYNC ACROSS DEVICES Signing in with Google, Apple, or email lets you pick up where you left off on another device. Deck lists, match records, and collection data stay together, so switching between a phone and a computer does not mean starting over.
POKEBUDDY PLUS PokeBuddy Plus is an optional monthly subscription that removes the in-app banner ads. Everything else stays free, so the core deck building, match logging, card search, collection tracking, tournament browsing, and playtest tools remain available without a subscription.
PLAYING ON PC AND MAC WITH MUMUPLAYER Running PokeBuddy on PC with MuMuPlayer changes how the app feels in daily use. Deck building involves a lot of reading and comparing, and a larger display keeps more of the deck visible while you work. Card search benefits from a full screen because filters, results, and card details can sit side by side instead of being split across smaller views. Match logs and win-rate breakdowns are easier to scan when the numbers are not crowded, and the turn-by-turn detail view is clearer for reviewing a long game. Mouse and keyboard navigation also speeds up moving through card pools, decklists, and tournament results.
MuMuPlayer is not limited to Windows. If your main computer is a MacBook, an iMac, or a Mac mini, you can play PokeBuddy through MuMuPlayer on macOS, including Apple Silicon models. The same applies whether you are on an M1, M2, M3, M4, or a newer chip such as an M5 Pro or M6, as long as MuMuPlayer supports the setup. This means you can keep your deck library, match history, and collection records in one place and move between a Windows PC and a Mac without losing your progress.
DISCLAIMER PokeBuddy is an unofficial, fan-made app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK Inc., or The Pokémon Company. Pokémon and Pokémon Trading Card Game are trademarks of their respective owners. Card images are used for identification purposes only.