Four quick steps: create your account, install PokéCurator, grab your sync link, and switch on automatic sync from PGSharp. Do this on your Android phone.
A couple of things come from you — PokéCurator is a personal tool, not a paid service.
You'll also need an invite code from whoever shared PokéCurator with you.
Open the PokéCurator link you were given and tap Create account. You'll need:
Fill everything in and submit to land in your new, empty collection.
So PokéCurator opens like a real app — full screen, one tap — install it to your Android home screen:
Inside PokéCurator, open Settings and find Auto-sync with PGSharp. Tap Copy to copy your personal sync URL.
Tip: paste it somewhere handy for a moment — you'll need it in the next step.
Last step — tell the game to send your collection to PokéCurator. Open Pokémon GO with PGSharp and log in.
a. Tap the PGSharp menu on the left edge of the game, then tap the gear (Settings) icon.
b. Scroll down the PGSharp settings and tap Export Account Data (Beta) near the bottom of the list.
c. Flip the toggle to On, tick Send data to server (on every login), and paste your personal sync link from Step 3 into the box.
d. Tap TEST CONNECTION. A green 200 means PokéCurator received your data. Tap OK to finish.
From now on, just play: catch Pokémon, open PokéCurator, and your collection is already up to date. Every sync unlocks fresh recommendations and insights.
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