Decor map · Seedling spots · Walks
Sprotter shows where each decoration comes from, scans the spots around you and draws a walking route through the ones you're after.
Why Sprotter
Scan
Pick a decor type and Sprotter scans around you, widening the search up to 20 km until it finds the matching places.
Walks
Plan by decor types and duration, through every known spot of those types, or through the places you chose. Sprotter puts the stops in the best order, then suggests worthwhile detours separately.
Favorites
Mark the decorations you're after, keep your favorite places and save your walks. Hit “Let's go” and the walk shows up on the map.
Collection
The more of the same decoration you collect, the further your collection goes. Sprotter chains spots of one type in a single outing: 10 hair salons or 6 waterside spots in a row, in the shortest order. One walk instead of ten.
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Every decor type comes from a kind of place. Here is the full list, with the OpenStreetMap tags Sprotter looks for.
No decor matches this search.
Guide
A short guide to decor types, seedling spots and walks that grow your collection.
When you pick up a seedling, the decoration it grows into depends on the kind of place nearby: a café gives café decor, a train station gives station decor, a park gives park decor. Seedlings come and go, places stay: knowing where each type of place is tells you where to go. Sprotter maps these places, type by type, from OpenStreetMap.
Some place types are everywhere (restaurants, shops, parks), others are scarce: airports, zoos, stadiums, theme parks, museums. Sprotter widens its scan up to 20 km to find them, and shows the rarest type first on the map.
A collection grows by picking up the same decoration again and again. Instead of visiting one hair salon at a time, let Sprotter chain ten of them in a single loop, in the shortest order. Set a duration, a 30-minute stroll or a one-hour run, and it builds a route that fits.
Heading to a new city? Mark your target decors, scan the area and save a walk before you leave. Places stay on your phone for 14 days. Once there, tap “Let's go”: the route and its stops show up on the map.
How it works
Mark the decorations you're after.
Sprotter finds the matching spots nearby.
Generate a route and follow the steps on the map.
Compared with web maps
Free decor maps on the web are great to check a place. Sprotter adds what you need once you're outside.
| Sprotter | Web decor maps | |
|---|---|---|
| Places by decor type | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automatic scan around you | ✓ | ~ |
| Planned walking routes | ✓ | — |
| Optimized order and detours | ✓ | — |
| Targets, favorite places, saved walks | ✓ | — |
| Native iPhone app in 4 languages | ✓ | — |
Places come from OpenStreetMap. Walking games also use other sources (such as Foursquare), so a few spots may differ from the game. Sprotter is a great starting point, not a guarantee.
No. Sprotter is an independent companion app made by a player. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo, Niantic or Scopely. Pikmin Bloom is a trademark of its owners.
Open the scan and choose the decor type: Sprotter looks for matching places around you and widens the search until it finds some. The decor list above also shows which kinds of places give each decor.
Create a walk by decor type, or pick several spots of the same type on the map: Sprotter links them in the shortest order. A round of 10 hair salons or 6 waterside spots takes a single outing.
No. Seedlings appear and disappear in the game. Sprotter shows the places that give each decor, and those don't move: that's what you need to choose where to go.
Sprotter is not released yet. It is coming to iPhone (iOS 17 or later).
No. Your location is used on your device to center the map and compute walking routes.
From OpenStreetMap contributors. Map areas are requested from public OpenStreetMap servers and kept on your device for 14 days.
English, French, Japanese and Traditional Chinese.
Sprotter is coming soon to the App Store.
Coming soon on iPhone