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Match your iPhone's real GPS to your spoofed location

GeoSpoof GPS is a desktop companion for Mac and Windows that sets your iPhone's system-level location to the place you pick in GeoSpoof. Your browser and your phone's real GPS tell the same story, as long as your phone stays connected to your computer.

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All downloads and system requirements

You'll also need the GeoSpoof iPhone app (Pro). Get GeoSpoof for iPhone

Before you download

  • Requires a computer: Your iPhone needs to be connected to your computer whenever you set or change a location. That can be over USB, the same Wi-Fi network, or a hotspot. GeoSpoof GPS is a desktop app for Mac and Windows, so there is no iPhone-only mode. How the connection works
  • Not for AR games: GeoSpoof GPS is designed purely for privacy, web browsing, and development. It is not compatible with, nor designed for, AR mobile games like Pokémon GO.
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How it works

One consistent location across your browser and your phone, driven entirely from the GeoSpoof app you already use.

GeoSpoof GPS app on macOS
GeoSpoof GPS has no window. It lives in your menu bar — click the pin near the clock to open the panel.

  1. You pick, it follows

    Choose a location in the GeoSpoof app the way you always do. That choice is the single source of truth, and GeoSpoof GPS on your computer mirrors it to your iPhone — so the browser spoof and the device's real GPS finally tell the same story.

  2. Your computer moves the GPS

    Over a secure, one-time pairing, the desktop app uses Apple's own developer location simulation to set your iPhone's system-level location. No jailbreak, nothing to build — the same mechanism developers already use in Xcode.

  3. Cable once, then over the network

    First-time setup runs over a USB cable. After that your computer sets the GPS over the local network, either the same Wi-Fi or a hotspot, and reconnects on its own when your phone leaves the network and comes back. Your computer is still the one doing the work, so it needs to stay connected.

  4. Holds steady, reverts clean

    The app keeps your location locked in and switches instantly when you pick somewhere new. Pause syncing or quit, and your iPhone snaps back to its real GPS right away — no spoof left behind.

Yours alone

It all happens directly between your computer and your iPhone, so your location never touches our servers. Pro is verified with Apple-signed receipts, and the Mac build is notarized by Apple and signature-checked on every update.

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The connection to your computer

Your computer is what sets the GPS, so the two devices need to be connected when you set or change a location. Any of these will work:

  • USB cable

    The most reliable option, and the one first-time setup uses. Use a cable that supports data, and keep your phone unlocked.

  • The same Wi-Fi network

    After the first pairing, your computer can find your phone over the local network, with no cable needed. Both devices have to be on the same network.

  • A hotspot

    If there's no Wi-Fi network you can both join, turn on your iPhone's Personal Hotspot and connect your computer to it. Sharing your computer's connection with the phone works too.

Going out without your computer

A location can stay in place after the connection ends. While your spoofed location is active, turn off Developer Mode on your iPhone (Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Developer Mode). The location holds from that point on, including once you've left your computer behind.

The trade-off is that the location is now fixed. To pick a different one, turn Developer Mode back on, restart your iPhone, and set the new location with your computer nearby.

What it can't do

Nothing routes through our servers, so your computer can't reach your iPhone over the internet. Once the two are apart, your phone stops accepting new locations. The Developer Mode step above is what keeps the current one in place.

Downloads

GeoSpoof GPS runs on Mac and Windows. Both builds are free, do the same thing, and are driven from the same GeoSpoof app on your iPhone.

Finding the latest version…

The download is free either way. Device-level GPS is a Pro feature, and Pro is bought in the GeoSpoof app on your iPhone, which is also where you pick the location. Get GeoSpoof for iPhone

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