Fake GPS GO for iPhone —
Teleport Anywhere

Is there a Fake GPS GO for iPhone?

Not the same app — but yes, there's a true iPhone equivalent. Fake GPS GO is an Android-only app, so it can't be installed on iOS; the App Store doesn't allow Android packages, and iPhone doesn't have the mock-location developer setting Android uses. The good news is you don't need it. This native iOS app delivers the exact experience Fake GPS GO users want: search for any place, drop a pin for precise coordinates, and teleport your GPS location in a single tap. It installs straight from the App Store with no jailbreak, no sideloading, and no computer. Where Android relies on a "mock location" toggle, iOS handles the location change inside the app itself — so the result feels native, looks like part of iOS, and works on any iPhone running iOS 16 or later.

If you've used Fake GPS GO on an Android phone, the muscle memory carries straight over. You open the app, type a destination or tap the map, and your position jumps there. The difference is everything happens within a clean iOS interface instead of a system-level mock-location service — no Developer Options, no ADB commands, no risky sideloads.

People reach for the iPhone version to plan trips before they travel, test location features in apps they're building, scout neighborhoods on the map, and stay in control of the location they share. Whatever the reason, the flow stays the same three taps Fake GPS GO trained you to expect: search, pin, teleport.

Because it's purpose-built for iOS — not a port of an Android tool — it's fast, private, and asks for nothing. No account, no ads, no tracking, and your saved places never leave your iPhone.