Live matchmaking for Pokémon GO remote raids. Pick a boss, get a squad of five, friend the host, get invited — in minutes, not Discord hours.
Free. Sign in with Google · we never ask for your Pokémon GO password · iOS & Android apps coming soon.
No group hunting, no "anyone hosting?" posts. The line is live, fair, and moves while you watch.
Every boss live right now, with how many rooms are forming and how long the line is. Join in one tap.
The moment a host's room has a seat for you, you're in. Friend the host with the code we hand you and tap Friended & Ready.
Once the whole squad is ready the host sends the in-game invites. Accept, battle, and your points land when the raid wraps up.
Hosting never queues. Your room fills with confirmed raiders, you send the invites, you earn points and a rating.
Tap Host on the boss in front of you. Five seats (three for Max Battles) start filling immediately.
Raiders friend you and confirm on a 2-minute timer. Stragglers are swapped out automatically — no waiting on ghosts.
Everyone's ready → send the in-game invites → battle → tap Complete. Flag no-shows in one tap; good hosts earn a rating bonus.
Every decision the matchmaker makes is logged, fair, and visible — to you and to us.
You see your exact position and it moves in real time. First come, first served — no luck, no refreshing.
Host bails? You go to the front of the retry line, not the back. Miss your own timer? Just rejoin.
Turn on notifications and close the tab. We tell you the moment your squad is ready — 2 minutes to confirm.
Every completed raid earns RaidPoints. Spend them to skip the line, upgrade a queue, or redeem rewards.
Optional Priority and Ultimate memberships get seated faster and earn more per raid. Free tier always works.
Google or Apple sign-in only. We never see your Pokémon GO password — we only pass trainer codes between you and your host.
No. GoRaids runs in your browser at app.goraids.com on any phone or computer. On iPhone, add it to your Home Screen (Share → Add to Home Screen) to get notifications. Native iOS and Android apps are coming.
Yes. Raiding and hosting are free. You'll need a Remote Raid Pass from Pokémon GO itself (the game allows 5 remote raids a day). Priority and Ultimate memberships are optional.
Only your in-game trainer name and the friend request you send. The host's trainer code is handed to you in the lobby; nothing else changes hands.
Every step has a timer. If a host never sends invites or never completes, the room closes and you're placed at the front of the retry line for that boss — you don't lose your place.
Hard bosses will use paired hosts: two hosts at the same gym whose rooms are linked into one 12-trainer lobby. Until then, each boss shows its own instructions before you join.
No. GoRaids is a fan-made companion app. It's not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Niantic, Scopely, Nintendo, or The Pokémon Company.
Free · Google sign-in · works on any phone or desktop