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MinkMap simulates your GPS location using your computer via USB or WiFi. It’s designed for software developers, QA professionals, and privacy advocates who need to test location-based features without physically traveling.
MinkMap currently supports iOS devices — iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. Android support is coming soon.
No. MinkMap works with standard iOS devices. You do need to enable Developer Mode once (Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode), but no jailbreak is required.
MinkMap offers a 3-day free trial, then 5.99/monthor5.99/month or 4.99/month billed annually ($59.99/year). You can cancel anytime.
Yes. After your first connection via USB, MinkMap can connect wirelessly. Both your device and computer need to be on the same WiFi network.
Yes. Once connected, MinkMap keeps your location simulated even when the phone screen is off.
Anywhere on Earth — just search for a location or click anywhere on the map.
Click the Stop Location button to restore your real GPS. Or click Disconnect to disconnect the device entirely and stop the simulation.
Developer Mode is an iOS feature that allows developer tools (like MinkMap) to interact with your device. You enable it once in Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Mode. After enabling, restart your phone. You won’t need to do this again.
The MinkMap Helper app may not be fully compatible with computers older than 2020. Contact support at contactus@minkmap.com for help.
Make sure the helper app is running, your cable is securely connected, and you’ve tapped Trust This Computer on your device. If the issue persists, try reconnecting via USB.
Yes. MinkMap is designed for legitimate development and testing. However, be aware that using location spoofing may violate the Terms of Service of certain third-party apps. See the Acceptable Use page for details.