Pokédoc is an independently developed, unofficial fan tool for Pokémon Champions players who want to build or improve single-battle teams. Designed especially for intermediate players, it helps explain not only whether a six-Pokémon party looks balanced, but also why particular strengths and weaknesses matter. Users can create a team step by step, starting with an ace and adding partners to cover weaknesses, or submit an existing party for a detailed assessment.

The diagnostic evaluates teams across nine areas, including defensive type matchups, physical and special balance, team roles, Mega Evolution use, metagame matchups, common failure patterns, and ability-and-move synergy. It presents scores and reasons, highlights dangerous weaknesses, and suggests Pokémon that may help fill gaps. Its type and candidate assessments use rule-based logic, while AI helps make explanations easier to understand.

Pokédoc also offers guides on battle fundamentals, metagame threats, Pokémon comparisons, and team-building pitfalls. The service is free to use and does not require an account; advertising helps support its development and upkeep.