Match where you are heading
Set your position to a city before you fly, so recommendations come from the place you are going to.
Windows and macOS
Put your phone
Put your phone
anywhere
on earth.
Simulate location and movement, then inspect, mirror and repair the device. One window, one cable, no account.
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Capabilities
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Desktop platforms
iOS 12 to 26
Supported
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Data leaving your machine
Pick a point.
Be there.
Every location aware app on the phone reads the position you set. No per app setup, no plugin. Choose a city and watch the globe follow.
Latitude
23.0225 N
Longitude
72.5714 E
Right now
real GPS, not faked
Click the globe to pick a spot
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Drag to walk. Arrow keys work too. Sped up so you can see it.
km/h
km/h
Distance left0 km
Arrives in0m
Distance and time are real. Playback is compressed.
morning-run.gpx, 7.4 km
Elapsed00:00
Pace5:20 /km
Location
Four ways to be somewhere else
Drop a single point, steer with a joystick, run a route at a chosen speed, or replay a recorded track.
Point, joystick, route, replay
Device check
Everything the phone will tell you
Model, iOS build, battery health, storage and serial, pulled live over the cable.
Live over USB
Connection
Names the first broken link
Walks driver, USB, trust, Developer Mode and tunnel, then tells you exactly which one failed.
Driver to tunnel
Live screen
The phone display, in your window
Streamed over the same cable, with screenshot and record controls beside it.
Stream, shoot, record
Files
Drop it on the window
Move supported files onto the device without opening a sync client and hunting for the right pane.
Drag and drop
First Aid
Diagnose, fix, verify
Works through supported device and software issues, then checks the result rather than assuming it.
Then confirms it worked
Backup
A local copy, before you change anything
Run a backup to your own machine, and sync files across without opening a separate client.
Backup and sync
Logs and crashes
The system log, as it happens
Stream the live syslog off the phone, and read the crash reports already stored on it.
Live syslog and crash reports
Health check
A wider pass than the connection
Looks past the cable at the state of the device itself: battery health, storage headroom, what needs attention.
Battery, storage, condition
iOS updates
What it runs, and what it could
Check the installed build against what is available, so you decide when to move rather than being told.
Installed against available
Power
Charge state, in watts
Live charge draw over the cable, so a slow charger or a tired cable shows up as a number instead of a hunch.
Live draw over USBWindows.
And now macOS.
The same control center on whichever machine is in front of you. One licence covers both, and your saved routes and tracks come with you.
Windows 10 and 11
macOS 12 and newer
Apple silicon and Intel
One licence, both
What people actually use it for.
Keep your street to yourself
Apps that demand precise location get a place you chose, not the one you sleep at.
Decide what your posts report
Choose the location attached to a story, or keep your neighbourhood out of it entirely.
Cross a geofence without leaving your desk
Exercise region specific content and location logic from the same chair.
Replay a recorded track
Play a route back at a set pace to see how a movement aware app responds to it.
Arrive before the plane does
Line up local listings, delivery zones and regional content ahead of landing.
Some services restrict simulated location in their terms. DeviceDeck changes what your device reports. It does not exempt you from a service's rules, so check them before you rely on it.
Store opening soon
One device.
One device.
One control center.
Every feature, on your own machine. No cloud, no telemetry, no account. The app is ready — checkout goes live the moment payments are wired up.
1 month
$9.95
One machine, everything unlocked.
1 year
$39.95
Works out at $3.33 a month.
Lifetime
$79.95
One payment, every 3.x update.
Card and UPI at launch, secured by Stripe and Razorpay.
No. Everything on this page is a demonstration of the desktop interface. It never touches your real location.
Windows 10 and 11, and macOS 12 Monterey or newer on both Apple silicon and Intel. One licence covers both.
Same feature set and the same interface. The differences are platform plumbing. Windows asks for admin once for three features, while the macOS build is signed and notarised and requests the permissions macOS needs the first time you connect a device.
A USB cable and a trusted computer. On iOS 17 and newer it also needs Developer Mode and the tunnel. The app sets that up and tells you if something is missing.
No account, no cloud, no telemetry. The server binds to localhost, so nothing outside the machine can reach it.
No. It works with a standard, unmodified iPhone.
No. It diagnoses and troubleshoots supported device and software issues, then verifies the result.