A live map built by hunters: spot a monster in the game, pin it in the app. Set an alert and your phone buzzes when a hunter near you reports your target.
Free to use, free to contribute. By hunters, for hunters — every pin is typed in by a person who was standing there.
No official spawn map exists. Elder Dragons are untrackable in-game. So hunters built one for each other.
Species, grade, exact location, despawn time. Sightings expire with the daily reset — the map is never stale.
"Spotted something? Pin it for the next hunter."
Filter by species, element, weakness, habitat, breakable parts, or grade. When a hunter near you pins your target, you'll know.
"Your phone buzzes: Mizutsune, 800 m away, despawns in 40 minutes."
Post the hunt on the monster. Invite by handle. One-tap yes or no, with distance. Fire it when the squad is real.
"You organize the hunt here. You hunt in the game."
Three things, all free. No scraping. No spoofing. No touching the game. Just hunters reporting what they see.
Long-press the map where the monster is standing. Pick the species and grade, set the despawn clock. Done in ten seconds.
Farming one monster? Save a filter. Every matching pin inside your radius sends a push with distance and directions.
Post a group hunt on a sighting, invite hunters by handle, and watch the RSVPs land before anyone stands around.
When you RSVP to a hunt, the app looks at your loadouts and tells you which one to bring and why: element versus weakness, armor coverage, grade. Web calculators don't know what you're hunting in 20 minutes. This does.
The first pin in your town could be yours. If you try it, pin one monster on your next walk — that's how the map gets good. Hunts get organized in the Discord, so join there first if you like.