A Windows desktop application designed to simulate GPS location (custom routes or fixed points) on your iPhone without Jailbreak or iTunes. Fully compatible with iOS 17 and 18+.
- 🗺️ Route Movement Mode: Set custom coordinates and simulate real-time movement along selected routes.
- 📌 Fixed Location Mode: Pin your device's location to a specific pair of coordinates.
- ⭐ Favorites Manager: Save your frequently used places and routes for quick one-click access.
- 🚶 Speed Controls: Includes quick presets (Walk 5 km/h, Jog 10 km/h, Bike 20 km/h, Drive 40 km/h) and custom m/s speed configuration.
- 🔄 Loop Mode: Automatically repeats the route continuously once completed.
- 📊 Real-Time Progress: View current live coordinates, execution logs, and completion percentages.
- OS: Windows 10 / 11
- Python: 3.11 (64-bit) or higher
- Device: iPhone running iOS 17 / 18+
- Connection: USB cable (with Trust This Computer enabled)
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Download and install Python 3.11+ from: https://www.python.org/downloads/
⚠️ Make sure to check "Add Python to PATH" during installation. -
Install the required dependency:
pip install pymobiledevice3git clone https://github.com/YSayaii/ios-gps-simulator
cd ios-gps-simulator
⚠️ First-time setup on iPhoneGo to:
Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode
Turn Developer Mode ON (your iPhone will restart).
Open Command Prompt (CMD) as Administrator and run:
pymobiledevice3 remote tunneldKeep this terminal window open while using the application.
Open a new Command Prompt window and run:
python gps.py- This application uses the open-source pymobiledevice3 library to communicate with the iOS 17+ DVT / RemoteXPC protocols.
- Attribution: This project is a modified, translated, and UI-enhanced version based on community GPS simulation projects released under the MIT License.
- Disclaimer: This tool is intended strictly for educational, testing, and development purposes. The developer is not responsible for any misuse of this application or any actions taken against accounts in third-party services/games that violate their terms of service.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.