Frequently Asked Questions

Lunidex is an independent, unofficial Pokémon web application and Pokémon TCG catalog. It combines Pokémon reference data, team tools, and a TCG collection workspace. It is not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.

Public reference and catalog pages work without an account. The current web app uses an account-backed session for personal changes such as collection, teams, favorites, and other synchronized progress. There is no subscription or purchase flow in the current product.

The Lunidex interface is available in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. Card-data languages are selected separately and depend on what TCGdex provides.

Yes. Lunidex is an installable web app (PWA), so a supported browser can add it to a home screen. The repository also contains an Expo mobile companion, but this FAQ does not claim a current App Store or Google Play listing.

Lunidex presents the Pokémon records currently available through PokéAPI, including stats, types, abilities, moves, evolutions, sprites, and artwork. The available scope can change as upstream data changes.

The Team Builder accepts up to six Pokémon and calculates shared weaknesses, offensive and defensive type coverage, and team synergy. It can import Showdown text, export a team image, and create a public share link. Sign in to save and synchronize team changes.

Yes. Compare supports up to three Pokémon with stat and matchup summaries. The Type Chart covers all 18 types and shows offensive and defensive relationships, including weaknesses, resistances, and immunities.

The quiz combines three challenge types — Classic, Silhouette, and Stats — with three modes — Marathon, Survival, and Time Attack. The daily challenge uses a UTC date-based seed and contains ten questions. You can play publicly; sign in to save scores and synchronized progress.

The Nuzlocke workspace records runs, one encounter per route, and Pokémon statuses such as alive, dead, or boxed. You can manage multiple runs and review their statistics. Personal runs use the account-backed workspace.

The catalog and set pages use TCGdex for card and set data. Public browsing does not require an account. Card-data languages are independent of the interface language and are available only when TCGdex supplies them; images, rarities, and other fields can vary by source.

Choose a set and record the cards you own in the account-backed collection workspace. Lunidex supports quantities and physical card variants where the current data model provides them, then shows set progress and missing cards. Wishlist state is kept separately from owned cards.

Yes. The TCG workspace has a wishlist and a deck builder. Decks are built toward 60 cards, with a maximum of four copies of a non-basic-Energy card. Personal wishlist and deck state requires the synchronized account workspace.

When upstream data is available, Lunidex can show price fields in EUR or USD, sourced from the values returned through TCGdex integrations. It does not invent exchange rates, and price coverage, freshness, and collection estimates are not guaranteed market valuations or price history.

No card-scanner or marketplace workflow is documented in the current Lunidex product. The supported scope is catalog browsing, collection and wishlist state, set progress, decks, and Pokémon reference tools.

No. It is a source-backed estimate or portfolio calculation. It does not authenticate condition, guarantee a sale price, replace a professional appraisal, or promise that every card has current market data.

Public pages remain usable without an account. Personal collection, teams, favorites, quiz progress, and related workspace state use the configured account-backed synchronization path through Neon when it is available. The browser keeps display preferences, session details, and cached public data; clearing browser data can remove local preferences or close a session.

The application shell and some previously cached pages or data may remain available offline. New Pokémon and card data require a network connection. Offline behavior depends on the browser, cache state, and route, so it is not a complete offline database guarantee.

Use the dashboard and settings export controls to download your synchronized workspace as JSON, or use the account controls to request deletion. Public team links are separate from that backup file. The privacy page explains the current account and storage boundaries.

Use the Lunidex contact form for questions and requests, or open a GitHub issue for a reproducible bug. Lunidex is an MIT-licensed open-source fan project; code and translation contributions are welcome. For a security report, contact the project directly rather than posting sensitive details publicly.