Terms of Use
PokeTeamOn is an independent informational and utility project. These terms describe the current tool and its limitations.
Decision support, not a battle guarantee
Analysis, stress-test findings, explanations, and repair previews are decision-support outputs. They do not guarantee wins, tournament results, ladder performance, or a specific future battle outcome. Pokémon battles can depend on player decisions, hidden information, unusual sets, game mechanics, metagame changes, and interactions outside the scope of a supported check.
Supported scope matters
A result should be interpreted inside the generation, format, dataset, rule, and feature boundaries shown by the tool. A basic legality result is not a promise of complete format legality, and a deterministic stress check is not a simulation of every possible opponent sequence.
User control over repair
Repair candidates are presented for explicit review. Candidate order is not a competitive ranking, and PokeTeamOn does not automatically select or apply a repair to the user's team. Users remain responsible for deciding whether a suggested change fits their intended strategy and applicable rules.
Acceptable use
Do not use the service to interfere with the site's operation, bypass security controls, intentionally overload endpoints, or attempt unauthorized access to systems or data. Automated access may be limited where necessary to protect reliability and security.
Independent fan project and trademarks
PokeTeamOn is not affiliated with, sponsored by, approved by, or endorsed by Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures Inc., or The Pokémon Company. Pokémon and related names, characters, artwork, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Descriptive use on PokeTeamOn does not imply ownership, endorsement, or official status.
Third-party material
Where PokeTeamOn uses or references third-party datasets, software, or images, those materials remain subject to their own source information and applicable rights. Source and credit documentation is maintained separately from these terms so attribution details can be reviewed and updated without changing the meaning of the Terms of Use.
Changes to the service
Features, supported formats, datasets, and documentation can change as the project develops. Material changes that affect privacy, data processing, or the meaning of published tool behaviour should be reflected in the relevant public documentation.
For publishing standards and corrections, see the Editorial Policy.