iGPSGo for Windows

App developers and testers who need to check location-based behavior can use iGPSGo to set a mobile device’s simulated GPS position from a Windows computer. It works with iOS and Android devices, with map controls for choosing a location and planning movement.

Map location and movement modes

Choose a point on the map to move a connected device’s simulated location, or use a place search to find where to set it. iGPSGo also supports movement along a planned route, with controls for adjusting simulated travel speed.

The movement options include a single spot, a route through multiple spots, and joystick control. The joystick lets you steer in different directions; keyboard controls are also available for movement.

Planning routes with GPX

Multi-spot mode lets you arrange locations into a path for simulated travel. Import a GPX file to load a saved route, or export a route to keep it for later use. Map zoom controls provide a closer view while arranging route points.

• Use single-spot mode to set one destination.
• Add several points to plan a multi-stop route.
• Use joystick mode for directional movement instead of following a fixed path.

Which device does iGPSGo change?

The Windows program controls GPS location on an iOS or Android device. The selected position and simulated movement apply to that device, so location-based apps running on the mobile device can use the changed GPS data.

Does iGPSGo change the Windows computer’s location?

No. It runs on a Windows computer and changes the simulated GPS location of a connected iOS or Android device.

Can iGPSGo simulate movement along a route?

Yes. It offers single-spot and multi-spot route modes, along with joystick movement and adjustable speed.

Can I reuse a route in iGPSGo?

Yes. Import a GPX file to load a route, or export one to save it for later.