Is SGPokeMap Working Now: Find Out How to Use SGPokeMap [and its Best Alternatives]

“Is SGPokeMap not working anymore? I’m looking for the SGPokeMap app, but can’t find it anywhere!”

If you are also enthusiastic about catching Pokemons in Singapore, then you can have a similar doubt. Ideally, SGPokeMap used to be an extensive resource to gain tons of game-related details in Singapore. Since the functioning of the SGPokeMap app has been changed, a lot of users still don’t know about the update. In this post, I will let you know how to use SGPokeMap and would also suggest its best alternatives.

• Part 1: What is SGPokeMap and How it Works?
• Part 2: Is SGPokeMap Not Working?
• Part 3: The Best Alternatives to SGPokeMap
• Part 4: How to Catch Pokemons After Using a Map?

Part 1: What is SGPokeMap and How it Works?

SGPokeMap is a popular Pokemon map that is designed specifically for Singapore. Earlier, there used to be an SGPokeMap app for Android, but it has been taken down a while back. Although the app for SGPokeMap is down, you can still access the resource by visiting its website: https://sgpokemap.com/。

Since it is a freely-available online resource, you don’t have to pay anything to use it, but you can donate if you want. It is worth to mention that there isn't the built-in Android location spoofer tool, this map can't help you fake location. Once you visit the SGPokeMap website, just go to its main menu. From here, you can view the recent raids, Pokestops, quests, and the spawning of Pokemons in the area.

If you are looking for a specific Pokemon, then you can use its “Filter” from the main menu. Here, you can just select the type of Pokemon that you are looking for and its recent spawning location would be listed on the map. You can zoom in the map to know the exact coordinates, address, and other details about the Pokemon. It will also display the de-spawn timing so that you can decide whether it is worth going to the spot or not.

Part 2: Is SGPokeMap Not Working?

If you have been using the SGPokeMap app before, then you would know that the mobile app for SGPokeMap is not working anymore. Therefore, you would have to go to the official website of SGPokeMap to access its services.

Apart from knowing the recent spawning area, Pokestops, and quests, the raid feature of SGPokeMap is pretty resourceful. Just go to the “Raid” option from the main menu to access the SGPokeMap Raid feature. This will display a dedicated SGPokeMap raid map on the screen that you can zoom in. From here, you can know the recent raids, gym names, its duration, and so much more.

Part 3: The Best Alternatives to SGPokeMap

Although, the SGPokeMap website would be able to meet your requirements, you can also consider these options.

1. PoGo Map

PoGo Map is a worldwide resource of Pokemon nests, stops, raids, spawning locations, and more. If you want, you can use it for Singapore and get to know about all the game-related events in the country. Just hover on the map and click on any icon for Pokestop or raid. This will open its address, coordinates, and other details.

Website: https://www.pogomap.info/

2. Poke Map

If you are looking for a complete directory of Pokemon spawns, stops, raids, etc. then Poke Map would be pretty resourceful. You can go to any location on the map (including Singapore) and filter these results. On the map, you can see the icons for different Pokemons that are spawning, recent raids, present stops, and more.

Website: https://www.pokemap.net/singapore

3. PokeDex by Google Maps

Lastly, you can also use the PokeDex resource that is available for Singapore by Google Maps. Although it will not have details about the spawning coordinates, you can use it to know the locations of Pokestops and gyms in Singapore. Since the resource is freely available, it would be pretty helpful for Singapore’s Pokemon Go players.

Website: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1G7fxC844MPEjqddc80BgckKenSU

Part 4: How to Catch Pokemons After Using a Map?

Using the SGPokeMap resource or any other alternative, you can easily know the spawning coordinates of a Pokemon or the location of a raid. Although, visiting the designated place physically right away might not be feasible all the time. A simpler solution would be using a GPS spoofer that can virtually change your device’s location. There are plenty of mock location apps for Android devices that you can find on the Play Store.

The Best Solution for iPhone Users to Spoof their Location

If you are an iPhone user, then you can mock your phone’s GPS using Dr.Fone – Virtual Location (iOS). It is an extremely secure and user-friendly desktop tool that can spoof your iPhone location with a single click. You can also simulate your movement in a route and use its GPS joystick to move realistically (and not get your account banned). The best part is that there is no need to jailbreak your iPhone to use Dr.Fone – Virtual Location (iOS). After noting the coordinates from SGPokeMap, you can follow these steps:

Step 1: Connect your device to the system

Firstly, just connect your iPhone to the computer and launch the Dr.Fone – Virtual Location (iOS) tool on it. After trusting the computer, agree to the terms of the application, and click on the “Get Started” button.

Step 2: Teleport your iPhone location

Once your device gets detected, its present location would be displayed on the screen. To spoof its location, you can click on the “Teleport mode” icon from the top-right corner.

Now, all you got to do is enter the coordinates or the address of the target location in the search bar (that you have got from SGPokeMap).

The interface would change to the target location and you can move the pin around to adjust the final location. When you are ready, just click on the “Move Here” button to spoof your location.

Step 3: Simulate your iPhone movement

Besides that, you can also use the application to simulate your movement between different spots using the one-stop or multi-stop mode. You can drop multiple pins, select a preferred speed, and enter the number of times to cover the route. In the end, just click on the “March” button and start the simulated movement of your iPhone.

On the one-stop and multi-stop modes, you can also view a GPS joystick displayed at the bottom of the interface. If you want, you can also use it to move in any given direction realistically.

I hope that by now, you would know about the SGPokeMap raid, gym, spawning, and other locations. Since the SGPokeMap app doesn’t work, I have included a solution to use its website with other alternatives in this guide. Also, to make the most of SGPokeMap, you can use a location spoofer (like Dr.Fone – Virtual Location). In this way, you can easily spoof your iPhone location to wherever you want and catch tons of Pokemons from the comfort of your couch!