macOS · iOS 17.4+ · USB
Your iPhone,
anywhere on earth.
Teleport it from your Mac, over one cable. No jailbreak, nothing installed on the phone.
macOS 13.0+ · Apple Silicon
- No jailbreak
- Nothing installed on the iPhone
- 14-day refund
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works on every app on the phone
Anywhere
Be in Tokyo, New York, Sydney, São Paulo, Cape Town, Reykjavík — anywhere on earth.
Your iPhone is in Paris. Every app on it can be told otherwise.
● real ● simulated
Paris → Tokyo
Two steps.
- Plug the iPhone into the Mac with a USB-C cable and unlock the screen. That is the whole setup — nothing is installed on the phone.
- Pick a place in Larpspot on the Mac and press Teleport. Every app on the phone follows.
Step 1 of 2plug inunlock the screen, that is the whole setup
Step 2 of 2teleport.every app on the phone follows
The iPhone is reporting its real position.
Step 1 of 2plug inunlock the screen, that is the whole setup
Teleport
Step 2 of 2teleport.every app on the phone follows
Spoof your location, then unplug • your phone will keep showing it.
Is it safe for my iPhone?
Yes.
Larpspot only ever sends a coordinate. Your iPhone never changes.
- No jailbreak
- Nothing installed
- No admin password
- iOS 17.4+
From the team behind Signl
5,000+
installs
20,000+
teleports
90+
countries
Pricing
One price. Cancel whenever.
One product and three ways to pay for it — every feature in all three. If it does not work on your iPhone, ask within 14 days and we refund it.
€3.33/moBest value
€39.99 billed once a year
Every plan:Unlimited teleportsPoint, Route and MoveUnlimited saved places3 activated MacsPriority supportAll updates
FAQ
Got questions?
Does this need a jailbreak?
No. Larpspot uses the location simulation mechanism Apple ships for developers — the same one Xcode uses to test an app. Your iPhone stays completely stock, and nothing about its security is bypassed, disabled or weakened.
Do I have to install anything on the iPhone?
No app, no profile, no configuration. You turn on Developer Mode once — Apple’s own toggle, in Settings › Privacy & Security — and everything else happens from your Mac over the cable.
Which iPhones does it work with?
Any iPhone or iPad running iOS 17.4 or later, connected over USB. Releases 17.0 to 17.3 are not supported: they predate the Apple service Larpspot connects through, and reaching them would mean installing a background component on your Mac that runs with administrator rights. We would rather not ship that. Updating to 17.4 is free. Full details on the compatibility page.
Will my real location come back?
Yes. Hit reset in the app and the real GPS takes over immediately. Restarting the iPhone also clears it. Nothing persists on the device.
Can I get banned from an app or a game?
Possibly. Some apps look for a simulated location and may restrict accounts that use one — that is their enforcement decision, not ours, and the risk sits with you. What Larpspot does about it: a route is not a straight line at a constant speed. Each fix is offset by up to three metres and the speed varies by about a fifth, because a perfectly straight track at exactly 30.0 km/h is the shape of something synthetic. That is a smaller claim than “undetectable”, and it is the true one.
Do you see where I go?
No. The coordinates you pick go to the iPhone and nowhere else. One exception, stated plainly because it is a real network call: typing a place name sends that text to OpenStreetMap’s Nominatim to turn it into coordinates. Click the map or paste a pair of decimals and nothing leaves the machine. The only other traffic is licence validation and anonymous failure diagnostics — an error code, your iOS version, your Larpspot version. No position, no device identifier. That is how we learn a new iOS release broke something within a day instead of from refunds.
What happens when Apple ships a new iOS?
Usually it keeps working; sometimes it does not, and we are upfront that this is the nature of the tool. Larpspot checks a compatibility list on launch, so a brand-new iOS that we have not qualified yet shows you a clear “not supported yet, we are on it” instead of failing in a confusing way. Updates are included for as long as your subscription is active.
Is there a Windows version?
Not today. Larpspot is macOS only, and the shipped build is Apple Silicon. If you want Windows, tell us — it is the demand that decides whether we build it.
How do refunds work?
Ask within 14 days and we refund it — no form, no justification. There is no free trial, so this is what stands behind the purchase: check the compatibility list before you buy, and if your setup is on it and Larpspot still does not work, you get your money back. See the refund policy.