Pokémon Sleep Roster Analyzer: In-Place Edits & New Pokémon

The Pokémon Sleep Roster Analyzer picked up a round of upgrades this week, and the headline change is one I should have built from day one: you can now edit a Pokémon right where it sits in your roster.

Before, editing meant clicking Edit, getting yanked up to the form at the top of the page, making your change, then scrolling all the way back down to find your spot. With a roster of twenty-plus Pokémon that got old fast. Now the edit form opens inline, inside the card you clicked, and folds back up when you save. No scrolling, no losing your place.

Two new Pokémon

A couple of Pokémon that were missing from the database are now selectable, with berry and speed pulled straight from Serebii:

• Latias - Yache berry, a Skills specialist with a 46:40 base help frequency.
• Noibat - Yache berry, slow and squishy at 1:25:00, about what you would expect from a tiny unevolved bat.

Latios is coming too, but its berry has not been revealed yet, so it is sitting out until the data actually exists. Mew, it turns out, was already in there, so no change needed.

Recipe data, double-checked

While I was in the data anyway, I re-checked all 79 dish recipes against Serebii's current list. Good news: no new dishes to add. The one fix was Early Bird Coffee Jelly, which had quietly picked up an extra Soothing Cacao that does not belong. It is back to the correct Rousing Coffee, Moomoo Milk, and Honey.

The analyzer is free, ad-free, and runs entirely in your browser. Your roster never leaves your device. Go optimize your teams.