Fake GPS Location - Mono Mock

Fake GPS Location sets your device's GPS to any point you choose, so you can test how an app behaves at a different place. Pick a spot on the map, search an address, or paste coordinates, then apply it as your mock location. Beyond a single fixed point, you can move. A joystick steers your position in real time, and a route player walks, cycles, or drives through the points you set, with adjustable speed and an optional loop. A built-in cooldown briefly spaces out very long jumps. Fake GPS Location is a developer tool. It uses Android's standard mock location system, so you turn on Developer Options once and pick this app under "Select mock location app." An in-app guide walks you through that step and checks the status for you. A foreground service keeps the location active in the background, and the notification shows a map and the current address with a start/stop switch you can tap any time. Fake GPS Location also remembers your work: save the places you reuse as favorites, sort them into folders, and reopen recent points from history. Address search runs on OpenStreetMap, the map has normal and satellite views, and the app works in six languages with a dark theme. Your favorites and history stay on the device, and there are no ads. Built for app developers, QA testing, and demos where the device needs to report a different place, Fake GPS Location keeps the workflow simple. Set your mock location, then turn it off when the test is done.