Anti-Speed
Don't get caught speeding. What you report stays at the limit, whatever the car is doing.
Teleport
Drop a pin anywhere on Earth and your iPhone reports it as home.
Routes
Draw a trip and let it drive itself, at walking, cycling or driving pace.
Works with the trackers parents actually use.
$60 billed yearly. Cancel anytime.
It does everything the phone does, and it is what puts PinDrift on your iPhone.
Install on Windows or Mac. No account to create.
Pair once over USB, then drop a pin or draw a route. You are teleporting.
Drop a string of stops and let PinDrift move between them on its own.
Side by side with the other iPhone location spoofers, feature for feature.
PinDrift is an iPhone location spoofer. It is a desktop app for Windows and macOS, together with an iPhone app included in every paid plan, that changes the GPS location your iPhone reports to other apps. You can teleport to any point on a map, or move along a route you draw at a walking, cycling or driving speed. It needs no jailbreak: the phone stays completely stock and uses Apple's own Developer Mode.
No. PinDrift uses Developer Mode, which Apple added in iOS 16, and it requires iOS 17 or later. Nothing on the iPhone is removed, replaced or unlocked, and you can turn Developer Mode off again whenever you like.
There is no single best one for everyone, and we would rather say so. PinDrift is $70 once with no subscription, ships no bundleware, includes the iPhone app in every paid plan, and is the only one we know of with Anti-Speed, a live governor that holds the speed you report at the limit. MockGo is cheaper at $59.95 for a lifetime licence. iAnyGo, AnyTo, MockGo and Dr.Fone all support Android, which PinDrift does not yet. Our comparison page lists every row, including the ones we lose.
Yes, and it does not ask for a card or an account. You get 30 minutes of active spoofing a day, on the desktop app and the iPhone app, and the clock only runs while a spoof is actually running - installing, trusting the computer and looking around the app are all free. It resets the next day.
Nearly nothing. All three include every feature and the iPhone app. The one difference is multi-device: Monthly covers a single iPhone, Yearly and Lifetime run several at once.
Not once PinDrift is on the iPhone. You install it from your computer, and after that the phone can move its own location on its own.
Yes. One computer is active at a time, and moving is free. A move starts a 180-day cooldown before the next one, so a licence cannot be passed around.
Nothing until the term you paid for ends. Cancelling stops the next payment, and the app keeps working until the date you already paid through.
Your card details go straight to Stripe and never reach PinDrift. The fields you type into are Stripe's, inside our page.
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