Aiseesoft AnyCoord

Our phones integrate a GPS locator that makes it possible to track our location, which is surely useful at times. For instance, AR games require location tracking and movement according to game instructions, but there might be occasions when you don’t want to share your current position with mobile phone apps. Aiseesoft AnyCoord is exactly the application you need in case you want to change the real whereabouts of your iPhone.

Using Aiseesoft AnyCoord is easy, as you are carefully assisted by a wizard-like GUI and clear on-screen instructions. One you agree to the disclaimer and install iTunes, which is a mandatory requirement for the application to recognize your device, you can proceed.

The first step is to connect your iPhone to the PC. Once the device is recognized, Aiseesoft AnyCoord allows you to start modifying the current location. There are three different modes to change the location, each designed to meet your needs in different situations.

The One-stop Mode enables you to select the start and the end spots, configuring the GPS positioning to move along the selected route at a specific speed. On the other hand, the Multi-stop Mode allows you to configure a custom path at a speed of your choice and go through one or more checkpoints. Last but not least, the so-called Joystick Mode allows you to use a virtual joystick to move the GPS positioning of your iPhone.

It is worth mentioning that Aiseesoft AnyCoord also allows you to import a GPX file to set the target location. Moreover, exporting GPX files is also possible.

Aiseesoft AnyCoord allows you to virtually move your iPhone with customized routes of your choice without physically changing your real location. It can “trick” AR games played on both iPhones or iPads into thinking that you moved around to another location, which comes in handy if the weather is bad and going places is difficult.  The three different movement modes should be enough to meet your needs and, what is more, the application saves the route history and records the distance.