MudkiPC is a brand new application that is built from the ground up to be a simple yet feature rich Pokémon editor and compendium.

Step aside Hex Editors, MudkiPC is now the easiest way to edit your trainers and Pokémon. Want to move an old trainer to a newer game? Now you can, its that simple! Plus, you can even transfer Pokémon to another game and even Pokémon Showdown!

MudkiPC is built using Dart & Flutter, which in layman's terms mean that it can run any modern device, including Linux and mobile!

(MacOS and iOS versions are currently impossible for me to compile, as I do not have a Mac system. Looking into getting one though!)

Every operating system has their own unique look and feel, so why not talor MudkiPC to the OS itself? MudkiPC will look, feel, and act like it was made specifically for your device, leaning into the strengths of your OS. If you prefer different look or want your phone and desktop to look the same, you can change it on the fly.

With SQLite at its core, MudkiPC is bar none the fastest way to search and find your Pokémon... or anything for that matter.

Hate how most apps today require dependencies and a constant internet connection to work? Well, do not worry. MudkiPC is completely self reliant, no extra-downloads needed.

Ever wanted to know the true size of Wailord? No? Well, now you can. Thanks to the hard working PokéAPI team, MudkiPC can give you nifty graphs, height charts, spreadsheets, and every other nerdy way to show data. Neat right?

Because Mudkip is my favorite Pokémon. MudkiPC is just combination of Mudkip and PC. Mudkip + PC = MudkiPC. Simple!

You can pronounce it in two ways:

• Mud-Ki-P-C

  or

• Mud-Kip-C

It does not matter, choose one or the other.

I would love to continue working on this for the foreseeable future, however, I am currently in school and this project is a lot of work. Consider sponsoring me on GitHub so I can continue working on this project! If you can't, no worries, you can spread the word about this project instead. Thanks!

Copyright (c) © 2013–2023 Paul Hallett and PokéAPI contributors (https://github.com/PokeAPI/pokeapi#contributing). Pokémon and Pokémon character names are trademarks of Nintendo.

The alpha icon was done by Jedflah.