iGPSGo User Guide: Install, Connect Your Phone, Change Location

iGPSGo runs on Windows and macOS computers and changes GPS location on iOS and Android devices. This guide explains the connection steps, map controls and route modes.

Earlier iOS signing workflow: check current support before using

Note: the following signing workflow and screenshots describe an earlier setup. The current compatibility of the linked IPA has not been verified. Do not uninstall your existing game merely to follow this old workflow; confirm current iGPSGo instructions first.

Step 1: Download Sideloadly on Windows or Mac
Windows 64-bit Download — Windows 32-bit Download — macOS Download

Windows users please make sure you have the iTunes & iCloud installed.

iTunes x64 – iTunes x32 – iCloud web Apple download link

Earlier IPA file reference — current file and compatibility not verified

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/12hJ-6PzndfuSiFDWpi_Uv-Bpr_bW3dTj

Earlier setup step 3: enable Developer Mode only if required by the current, verified installation method for your device.

Earlier setup step 4: the screenshot shows Sideloadly signing an IPA. Check the current signing tool and the publisher of the file before entering account details; this screenshot is not confirmation that the old IPA is supported.

A normal & free Apple Developer account only allows the app to function for 7 days. After 7 days you can sideload it again using  the same Apple ID. You can enable auto refresh.

Earlier setup step 5: an “untrusted developer” message concerns app signing. Follow the current installer’s instructions and confirm the app publisher; do not treat the old screenshot as a general instruction to trust any profile.

Continue with the current iGPSGo connection guide below.

Step 1: Download and install iToolPaw iGPSGo location changer on your computer.

For the first connection, follow iGPSGo’s instructions for your device. Developer Mode on iPhone or USB debugging on Android may be required by the selected connection method.

Connect iOS devices

Note: iGPSGo runs on Windows and macOS and changes GPS location on iOS and Android devices. Follow the on-screen connection steps. The older iOS screenshots illustrate the setup and are not a complete list of supported versions.

Enable Developer Mode when required by the connection guide

If the connection guide asks for Developer Mode, follow its instructions for your device. If the option is missing, confirm the supported system and connection method instead of assuming it must appear after refreshing Settings.

Once turn on the “Developer Mode” toggle, you are required to restart the device. After it restarts completely, click “Turn On” and unlock with the password on your device.

Connect Android devices

Enable USB debugging on Android device

Once you’ve connected Android device to PC via USB, scoll down the notification bar and choose the Transferring Files option under the USB connection mode.

Next, Got to Settings > Search Build Number > Tap Build Number 7 times to enable developer mode > Enable USB debugging under the developer option.

Note: For Xiaomi devices, you should also enable Install via USB under Deveoper options.

Confirm USB Debugging

Now, your Android deivce will pop-up a windows asking you if you want to allow USB debugging. Click “Allow” to move on.

1. Teleport Mode

You can teleport your GPS location to anywhere you want to go. It supports social apps like Snapchat, Life360, Tinder, Bumble, Grindr, WeChat, Telegram, WhatsApp etc. It supports location based games like Pokemon Go, Monster Hunter Now, ingress prime, Orna rpg, Mobile Legends etc.

Step 1: Once the connection is established, you will be presented with a map on the following page, displaying your current location. If the displayed location is inaccurate, simply click on the “Arrow” icon to obtain the correct and precise location information.

Step 2: Enter the location you’d like to teleport to. Click “Search”. You can also click the desired location on the map.

Step 3: The map will show the new desired location. Click “Go” to teleport in Pokemon Go.

2. Simulate Movement with Two-Spot Mode

You can also use iGPSGo to simulate GPS movement between two pre-determined locations. You can plan your Pokemon Go auto walking with this feature.

Step 1: Click on “Two-spot mode” in the upper right corner. Select the place you would like to move on the map.

Set the speed you would like to use. Besides, you can choose walking, cycling, or driving speed. Click “Start”.

3. Simulate Movement with Multi-Spot Mode

If you have a need to navigate through multiple places on the map, opting for the multi-spot mode is the way to go.

Step 1: Locate the multi-spot mode option in the upper right corner of the screen. Then, proceed to select all the desired locations you wish to pass through on your journey.

Step 2: Indicate the number of loops or rounds you desire to move along the chosen path and locations and then click “Start” to start the simulated movement.

As a result, your device’s GPS will commence its journey along the designated path, sequentially passing through all the selected points at the designated speed.

4. GPS Joystick Mode

The Pokemon Go joystick mode in iGPSGo provides real-time control over the direction when manipulating the GPS.

You can then employ the following actions to change direction as needed:

• Click on the left or right arrow.
• Drag the spot around the circle.
• Press the A and D keys on your keyboard.
• Press the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard.

5. Import GPX routes file to autowalk

By importing GPX files in Pokemon Go, we can conveniently and efficiently utilize featured routes, enabling quick access to predefined routes and their associated information. You can easily hatch Pokemon Go eggs without walking with GPX file.

Step 1. Click the GPX icon in the bottom right corner of iGPSGo.

Step 2. Choose the GPX file you want to use and import it to iGPSGo.

6. Control multiple iOS devices at the same time

iGPSGo can manage multiple iOS devices at the same time

Step 1. Click the icon of “Manage Multiple devices” in the bottom right corner of iGPSGo.

Once you access the interface, you will be able to view a list of all connected devices along with their respective status, which can be either “Controlled” or “Uncontrolled.”

To change the status from “Controlled” to “Uncontrolled” or vice versa, you can easily accomplish this by clicking the corresponding “Controlled” or “Uncontrolled” button.