User Guide of iMoveGo

Step 1:Install and Launch iMoveGo

Download and install iMoveGo on your PC. Launch the software and click "Get Started" to begin.

Step 2:Connect Your iOS Device

First-Time USB Connection: Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer. Unlock your iOS device and tap "Trust" when prompted. Then, enter your device passcode to complete the connection.

Wireless Connection (After Initial USB Setup): After successfully connecting via USB for the first time, you can connect wirelessly next time as long as your device and PC are on the same WiFi network.

Select your device from the list and click "OK" to confirm the connection.

Step 3: Choose the Mode According to Your Needs

Once connected, choose between "Universal Mode" or "Special Game Mode" based on your needs.

Mode 1: Universal Mode

This mode works with most location-based apps, such as Find My, Google Maps, Facebook, WhatsApp, Tinder and more. To activate, click on "General Mode" and wait for the map to load.

Mode 2: Special Game Mode

This Mode is designed for most LBS games like Pokémon GO and Monster Hunter Now. To activate, accept the disclaimer and select "Special Game Mode."

In this mode, You can connect via Bluetooth (for Official Games) or USB/WiFi (for Modified Or Cracked Games).

• Bluetooth Connection
• USB/WiFi Connection

Bluetooth Connection

iMoveGo introduces a unique Bluetooth connection that allows you to change your location in official location-based games (LBS) without the need for a modified or cracked version. It works seamlessly with Pokémon GO, MHN, and most other LBS games, ensuring maximum security and compatibility. Plus, it is fully compatible with Pokémon GO Plus and other gaming accessories.

Setting Up Bluetooth Connection:

Step 1: Click the Bluetooth option to start pairing.

Step 2: On iPhone, go to Settings and turn on Bluetooth. On PC, Click "Connect Now" to initiate the connection.

For Windows Users: Accept the Bluetooth pairing request when it appears on your iOS device. Click "Allow" on your iOS device to finalize the connection.

For Mac Users: When prompted, click "Allow" to grant Bluetooth permissions. If no pop-up appears, manually authorize the connection by going to: System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Bluetooth, then enable access for iMoveGo.

Only Required for Long-Distance Teleportation:

1. Reboot your iOS device to ensure accurate location data. You can Skip this if your phone's current location is accurate.

2. (For First Time Use) Scan the QR code on screen to install iGoHotspot on your iPhone (latest version V1.2.0).

3. Open iGoHotspot and navigate to: [Me] > [Feedback] → Enter "iGo" and your email, then submit.

4. Go to [Me] > [Toolbox] → Turn on DNS switch.

5. Go to Settings > General > VPN & Device Management > DNS and select iGoHotspot.

6. Go to Privacy & Security > Disable Location Services, and re-enable Location Services after 3 seconds.

7. Set iGoHotspot to "Always Allow" under Location Services.

Now, all is set.

USB/WIFI Connection

This connection method is only compatible with modified or cracked versions of Pokémon GO. To use this method to spoof Pokemon GO:

1. Open the map interface and follow the on-screen instructions to install the latest customized game version via PoGo Assistant.

2. Click the USB/WiFi option to initiate the connection. Ensure your USB cable or WiFi network remains connected during use to avoid interruptions.

Once connected, the map will automatically display your current location. You can now begin modifying your location as needed.

Step 1: Set A Destination

Click on the Teleport Mode option (the first one) located in the upper right corner of the screen.

Select the location you want to change to. You can either zoom in and out on the map to find it manually or use the search bar to enter the name/coordinate of the desired location.

Step 2: One-Click to Change Location

Once you've chosen it, click the "Move" option that appears.

Now, your location has been changed to the destination you entered immediately, as well as all location-based Apps on your phone.

Step 1: Choose Jump Teleport Mode

To customize the jumping teleport route, select Jump Teleport Mode in the right corner (the second one).

Step 2: Plan the Jump Teleport Route

Set different jump teleport spots on the map that you want to pass by. Or, directly enter an address/GPS coordinates.

Once done, click Move to jump to the next spot. The previous and following points can be switched at any time.

You can click “End” to freely end the route.

Before starting the route, you can check Auto Jump after cooldown. Your checked route will automatically jump to the following spot based on the cooldown timer until it is finished.

Now, the GPS on your iOS devices will move without delay. Once completed, a prompt pop-up window will appear.

Step 1: Choose Two-Spot Mode

To customize a route, you can select Two-Spot Mode in the upper right corner (the third one).

Step 2: Plan Two-Spot Route

Select a location on the map, or enter an address/GPS coordinates as your destination, which will be added to the sidebar. Both your current location and your chosen destination will display their names and coordinates.

Next, you can set up the number of times for the virtual route to move back and forth between the two places. To customize your moving speed, drag the Speed bar.

Once done, click "Move" to start simulating GPS movement between 2 Spots. You can also Pause or Stop it freely.

GPS on iOS devices moves without lag as it moves on the map. When it's finished, a prompt will appear: Completed!

Step 1: Choose Multi-Spot Mode

To customize a route without any spot limitations, simply select Multi-Spot Mode in the top right corner (the fourth option).

Step 2: Plan Multi-Spot Route

Select locations directly on the map, one by one. Or, enter an address or GPS coordinates to set your destination.

For movement preferences, enter the number of times you want to travel back and forth. Drag the speed bar to choose your desired movement speed. Once you’ve set your route and speed, click "Move" to begin.

The default mode is Linear Mode, which moves in a straight line between selected points. When you switch to Navigation Mode, iMoveGo automatically plans a realistic route based on your chosen speed.

For example, if you select walking speed, iMoveGo will generate a natural walking path.

Whether you're using Multi-Spot or Two-Spot mode, the joystick lets you move between points easily. Plus, the joystick enables you to adjust directions in real-time.

To use Joystick Mode, select the fifth option. Then, click to Move automatically.

Joystick Control Methods:

-Screen Controls: Click the on-screen arrows ( Up/Down/Left/Right) to steer.

-Keyboard Controls: Use the A/D/W/S keys or the arrow keys (Up/Down/Left/Right) on your keyboard.

-Mouse Controls: Drag the pointer around the circle to steer.

Feature 1: Import/Export GPX File

By importing a GPX file, we can quickly exchange GPX location data. Here are the steps to import and export GPX files.

Import GPX files:
If you have a GPX file from your friend or downloaded from online, you can import it into iMoveGo. On the main screen, click on the 1st option in the bottom right corner, which is the "Import" option. Then all you need to do is wait until the process has finished.

Export GPX files:
You will see the "Export" button on the upper right icon after using the Two-Spot Mode or Multi-Spot Mode. Click the "Export" button to save the route as a GPX file.

Feature 2: Circle Route

Under Multi-Spot Mode, when the starting point and the end point are nearby, iMoveGo will ask if you need to create a circle route. Choosing "Yes" aligns the beginning and end points; selecting "No" keeps the end point at its exact location.

Feature 3: Realistic Mode

In Realistic Mode, the moving speed will randomly fluctuate between the upper and lower 30% of the selected speed range. The speed varies every 5 seconds.

Feature 4: Returns or Loops

When the times are greater than 1, the user can choose to return to the original road (from start to finish, then return), or loop (from start to finish, from start to finish again) in the form of a repeat route.

Feature 5: Collect Route

You can click on the "Star" icon to collect a Multi-Spot or Two-Spot route planned by you.
The collected routes will be shown in the "Saved Routes" panel. This feature allows you to retain the starting point and end point of your route, as well as save time and labels.

Feature 6: Supports 10 iOS & Android Devices

iMoveGo support for 10 devices to be connected at the same time to change GPS location, including iOS and Android devices.

Click on the "phone" icon on the right and it will show the connected device. Then click the "plus" sign in the upper right corner.

Choose the iOS device that you want to change the GPS location of.

Once you have trusted the computer, you can turn off any device or turn them all off at any time by selecting "Disconnect All".

Feature 7: Fluctuation Mode

In the teleport mode, you can choose the Fluctuation Mode. After checking, the virtual location will fluctuate back and forth within a few meters.

Feature 8: Cooling Timer Function

Enable the cooldown timer in the PoGo toolbar.

When you select the desired location and click to move, the timer will calculate the corresponding cooling time according to the distance. It is recommended that you do not perform other actions until the countdown is over to avoid being under house arrest by the game.

Click Reset, the countdown will be cleared, and the countdown will recalculate the time when you modify the positioning next time.

Feature 9: PoGo Map Atlas

iMoveGo lets you explore Pokémons、Raids、G-Max、D-Max、Routes、Pokéstops、and Gyms near your current location with ease. Simply select the data you want and tap Go to move to your chosen point. You can then simulate movement to:

• Catch Pokémon in different locations.
• Participate in Raid Battles, Super Mega Battles, and Mega Battles.
• Complete Quest Routes.
• Collect items at PokéStops.
• Battle at Gyms.

With the one-click route generation feature (excluding Quest Routes), you can automatically create a travel path and pause movement at any time.

Enable the Route function to view available paths near your location. Hover over a route for more details, then click Go to start your simulated journey.

Your in-game route progress syncs with Pokémon GO, allowing you to earn Route Badges and other rewards. You may even encounter special Pokémon along the way!

Feature 10: PoGo Search

1. Explore Nearby Pokémon, Raids, and Quests: In PoGo Tools, select PoGo Search to view data for Pokémon, Raids, and Field Research Quests near your current location. Travel to the coordinates to:

• Capture a Pokémon.
• Join Raids.
• Complete Field Research Quests and earn great rewards.

2. Locate Specific Pokémon: Type the Pokémon name (e.g., Pikachu) or Pokémon number into the Pokémons list for fast access to its data. When you find your target, simply tap the Go button to catch it!

Tips: Want to find the latest IV100 Pokémon? Enable the IV100 switch, and you'll get real-time data on their locations!

3. Search for Raids by Battle Level: Use the Raids list to filter by group battle level (e.g., T1, T3, T5) and find available Raids. Once you find the desired Raid, click the Go button to join the group battle.

4. Global Search for Specific Quests: 3.In the Quests list, enter the name of an item (e.g., Super Potion) to find the location of related bonus quests. Click the Go button to navigate to the coordinates. Once there, spin the Supply Depot dial to receive a Field Research Quest.

Open the telescope icon at the bottom-right of the game to view quest details, follow the instructions, and collect your rewards.

Tip: Tap the question mark button for additional Pokemon search tips and tricks!