Ever since the demise of the popular tracking app Pokévision, plus the seemingly broken in-game tracking system, "Pokémon GO" players everywhere have been left struggling to find mons more effectively.

Niantic Labs still has no updates regarding when the in-game tracker will finally fixed, causing more and more people to leave the game. Some who are still playing are actively looking for effective alternatives for Pokévision. Here are our recommendations.

Pokémesh

Despite Niantic's current updates, Pokémesh is still up and running. The developers have recently released Pokémesh version 9.1, which brought a few bug fixes and new navigation menu icons. The app's memory usage was also decreased, making it a more user-friendly app for "Pokémon GO."

The Pokémesh developers are also very active in terms of updating the app everytime an update is announced, such as when Niantic Labs started a banning spree on all detected accounts.

"I've just [completed] a patch that will prevent this (still not sure it will 100 percent works) and I'm working with the devs of other apps to reach the score," the Pokémesh developers said on the app's Facebook page.

According to their FAQ's however, using Pokémesh does not guarantee that your account will not be banned, although the devs say that the chances are "very low". The devs still recommend using a dummy account to access Pokémesh to avoid the ban hammer.

Unfortunately for Apple users, Pokémesh has no plans expanding to iOS anytime soon.

You can download the Pokémesh app on the official website. The site also has additional tools for "Pokémon GO" like the Evolution CP Calculator, which you can find on this link. You can follow the devs on both Facebook and Twitter for updates.

Pokéfast

Pokéfast is still one of the fastest map scanner out there for "Pokémon GO." The developers are also very active on Twitter, and can answer your questions quickly.

You can download the app on pokefast.net. However, the app is only available on Android.