User Guide of iMoveGo Android App

Mode 1: General Mode (Default Mode)

This mode is suitable for most location-based applications such as Find My, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc.

Steps to enable General Mode:

• Step 1. Enable Developer Mode

Go to Settings > About phone > Software information and tap Build number seven times.

• Step 2. Select Mock Location App

Go to Developer options > Select mock location app and choose iMoveGo.

After completing these steps, you can start modifying your location.

Mode 2: Game Mode

This mode is specifically designed for changing your location in AR games such as Pokémon GO, Monster Hunter Now, and Dragon Quest.

Steps to Enable Game Mode:

• Step 1. Switch Game Mode

Tap the button on the main interface's right sidebar or select Game Mode from the side drawer.


• Step 2. Select Game

Go to the game selection page, choose your desired game, and click OK.


• Step 3. Install Customized App

Follow the instructions to install the customized app. Ensure to change the location to your desired destination before launching the game to avoid detection.

Step 1: Select a Destination

Long press on the map or enter the location or coordinates in the top search bar to select a point.

Step 2: 1-Click to Change Location

Once the panel appears, click the “Move” button to change your location to the selected destination.

Step 1: Activate the Joystick Panel

Enable the Joystick function on the right sidebar to activate the panel.

Step 2: Control GPS Movement

Use the joystick to move in any direction at customized speeds, selecting from walking, cycling, or driving speeds for a more realistic experience.

Note:

For a more realistic experience while playing games, it is recommended to set the joystick to walking speed.

Step 1: Turn on Jump Teleport Mode

Activate the mode on the right sidebar and select multiple destinations on the map.

Step 2: Teleport in Multi-spot

Click the “Move” button to teleport to the next point, freely switching between previous and next points.

Step 3: Enable Auto Jump

Check “Auto jump after cooldown” to automatically jump to the next point after the cooldown timer finishes until the route is complete.

Step 1: Enable Two-Point Option and Plan Your Route

Click on the “Navigation” to Enable Two-Point Navigation Mode. Select start and end points, choose a travel speed, and click the “Move” button to simulate the navigation route.

Step 2: Adjust Speed

Use the speed bar slider to adjust the speed during the simulation, pausing or ending the route at any time.

Step 3: Enable “Appear on Top”

Enable permissions to control route pausing and continuing in the background.

Step 1: Enable Multi-Point Mode and Plan Your Route

Enable Multi-point Route mode by clicking on the Route tab. Select multiple destinations and click the “Move” button to simulate the route.

Step 2: Adjust Speed and Enable “Appear on Top”

Adjust the speed during the simulation using the speed bar slider, pausing or ending the route as needed.

You can also allow floating window permissions to control route pausing and resuming in the background.

Feature 1: Favorites and History

Data Management:
Click the "Favorites" entry on the right sidebar to view your favorite spots, routes, and history. You can edit names, navigate directly to a spot, apply a route, or delete data. Use the search button at the top to find specific data easily.

Import and Export GPX Files:
In the "Favorite Routes" list, click the "Manage" button to export selected data as GPX files or import GPX files.

Cloud Storage Data:
Click the "Cloud Storage Service" button to check if your data is synced to the cloud. If it isn't, click "Manual Sync" to complete the synchronization.

Feature 2: Cooldown Timer (Game Assist)

Open the cooldown timer on the left sidebar.

When you teleport to a new location, the timer calculates the cooldown period based on the distance and starts the countdown. To avoid detection, refrain from performing other actions until the countdown completes.

If you prefer not to use the cooldown timer, click the button again to turn it off.

Learn More: Pokémon Go Cooldown Chart to Avoid Soft Ban

Feature 3: Live Atlas (Game Assist)

Click the "Live Atlas" switch on the left sidebar to display PokéStops and gyms within a 2 km radius of your current virtual location. Click the button to refresh the data. You can visit PokéStops to collect items or go to gyms for battles.

Feature 4: Favorites Atlas

Swipe left to open the side drawer, then go to the settings to find the Favorites Atlas. Top the switch to display your favorite spots on the map.

Feature 5: Round Trip Route

To customize the number of times a route is repeated, access the route settings for two-point or multi-point navigation. For instance, if you set a route from A to B to C to repeat twice, the path will be completed as A-B-C-B-A.

Feature 6: Import Route

Click the import button on the left sidebar to import a GPX file from your device. Once imported, the route will be applied to the map.

Feature 7: Fluctuation Mode

Swipe left to open the side drawer, and in the settings, you can see the Fluctuation Mode switch. Enable fluctuation mode to make the virtual location fluctuate within a few meters in teleport mode to reduce detection risk

Feature 8: Realistic Mode

Swipe left to open the side drawer. In the settings menu, Go to the Fluctuation Mode switch. Enable this mode to make the virtual location fluctuate within a few meters while in teleport mode, which helps reduce the risk of detection.

Feature 9: Reset Real Location

Swipe left to access the side drawer, then select the "Reset Real Location" option to reset your device's location.

Feature 10: Reset Real Location

To choose your desired map skin, swipe left to open the side drawer. Then, go to the settings and click on "Map Skins" to select the map skin you want.