Route Spoofer plays a route back as real GPS on your Android device. Tap points on a map, pick a speed, hit GO — every app on the phone sees you moving along that path. Built for developers and QA engineers testing location features: delivery tracking, geofences, ride-hailing, fitness apps. No ADB commands, no root. Save and reuse routes, export them as JSON to share with your team, and run everything offline. Free, open source (MIT), no ads, no account. Android 6+, 8 languages.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I build mobile apps, and every time I had to test something location-based I hit the same wall: ADB commands that break between Android versions, fake-location apps stuffed with ads, or literally walking around the block with a debug build to see if a geofence fires. So I built Route Spoofer. Tap a few points on a map, pick a speed, press GO. The device reports that path as its real GPS position, so any app you're testing just sees a user moving. Routes can be saved, replayed, and exported as JSON to share with the rest of your team. It's free, MIT-licensed, no ads, no account, and works offline on Android 6 and up. Happy to answer anything here. And if you're a QA engineer — I'd really like to know what's still missing for your workflow.

Route Spoofer

Mock GPS routes on Android — no root, no ADB, no code

Mock GPS routes on Android — no root, no ADB, no code