Mock Fake GPS location

Fake GPS is a mock location provider for Android developers and QA testers who need to simulate GPS positions for development, debugging, demonstrations, and location-based app testing.

The app works through Android's official mock location system. To use it, Android Developer Options must be enabled, and Fake GPS must be selected as the mock location app in Developer Settings.

Quick setup:
1. Enable Developer Options (Settings > About phone > tap Build number 7 times).
2. Open Developer Options > Select mock location app > choose Fake GPS.
3. Open Fake GPS, pick a point on the map, and tap Start.
Fake GPS tells you in the app if it is not selected yet, and its Open Developer Options button takes you to the right screen.

Key features:

Interactive map
Tap anywhere on the map to select a simulated GPS position. The map supports panning and pinch-to-zoom.

Route mode
Create one or more waypoints and simulate movement through them. Route mode supports loop playback and GPX import/export for repeatable test scenarios.

Floating joystick
Use the on-screen joystick to manually move the simulated position. Joystick size and placement can be adjusted for portrait and landscape use.

Start, stop, and update
Start mock location from the app, update it without stopping the service, and stop it when testing is complete. A persistent notification shows the active mock location status.

Saved locations
Save frequently used test locations with custom labels and zoom levels.

Search and exact coordinates
Search for a place name or enter latitude and longitude directly to move the map to a specific coordinate.

Accuracy and interval controls
Adjust accuracy radius, update interval, smooth movement, movement speed, and route speed to match your test case.

Use cases:
- Testing location-based app features
- Verifying geofencing behavior
- Reproducing location-related bugs
- Simulating movement for QA and demos
- Testing region-specific features of your own app

Important:
This app is intended for development, QA, debugging, and testing purposes. It provides simulated location data through Android's mock location provider system and requires user authorization through Developer Options. Fake GPS requests no location permission and never reads your real location. No account, no ads, and no analytics.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Place search uses the OpenStreetMap Nominatim service.