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Published 13:53 27 Jul 2016 BST

We should probably mention at this point that the app is Android-only, which means for the time being at least, iPhone owners will have to keep Pokemon hunting unassisted. Sorry about that. You'll also need to be using a Google account when playing the game.
But those who can download the app are going to wonder how they ever managed to tolerate the game without its clever functionality.
As well as pinging you whenever a Pokemon appears within catching range, it also lets you view what else is in hiding in the area on an in-built map. Even better, you can set it to only notify you when a certain Pokemon pops up, and it will even tell you how long the illusive rares will be sticking around for.
We can't report for sure on how kind the app is to your batteries - given that it's always active in the background - but it can't be worse than holding your phone in front of your face 24/7 in the desperate hope that Vaporeon will wander up to the postbox.
Here's that download link again. Happy catching.
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