Two tools, one pick: iPogo for iPhone, PGSharp for Android. Teleport anywhere on the planet, walk with an on-screen joystick, and preview a Pokémon’s IVs before you catch it.
Buttons open the tools’ official websites in a new tab — no repackaged APKs or IPAs here.
Both tools are enhanced versions of the Pokémon GO app. Whichever one you pick, this is the toolkit you’re getting.
Jump to any coordinates, search the map, or pick from built-in hotspots — anywhere in the world.
Move with the on-screen joystick and dial your walking speed up or down as you please.
See Attack / Defense / Stamina before you throw a ball, so you only chase the good ones.
See Pokémon, PokéStops, Gyms, raids, and Team Rocket encounters around any spot you pick.
Set routes to walk themselves, import GPX files, or let auto-walk farm between stops.
Speed through encounters with fast catch, and filter for shinies so you never miss one.
Spoofing works because the game trusts your GPS. But it doesn’t trust teleporting: catch in Tokyo and spin a stop in New York a minute later, and your balls get dodged, raids fail, and stops pay nothing.
The rule is simple: the farther you jump, the longer you wait before your next catch or spin. iPogo’s own guide sets the maximum wait at 2 hours for a jump across the world.
Teleporting alone never triggers a cooldown — your next action does. When in doubt, wait it out.
Three steps. No computer science degree, and no buying expensive hardware.
iPhone goes to iPogo; Android goes to PGSharp. Hit the matching button above — each opens the tool’s official download page.
On iOS, sideload the IPA (or install their jailbreak tweak if you are jailbroken). On Android, install the no-root app or the rooted launcher — pick what matches your phone.
Drop a pin anywhere, joystick-walk the streets, and keep an eye on your cooldown after long jumps.
It’s a real risk. Spoofing breaks Pokémon GO’s Terms of Service, and Niantic hands out strikes and bans. No tool can promise full safety.
What lowers the risk: always respecting cooldowns after teleports, keeping speeds realistic, and — as iPogo’s own guide advises — playing on an alt account so your main one is never on the line.
Both tools are free to start: iPogo’s free tier covers joystick, teleport, and IV previews, and PGSharp includes free features too. Paid plans unlock extras like fast catch and auto-battle — PGSharp’s premium plan is $5/month.
No. iPogo works on non-jailbreak iPhones, and PGSharp ships a build for non-rooted Android phones (Android 9.0 or above). PGSharp also offers a rooted launcher they recommend for potentially higher safety — your call.
Choose your platform and you’ll land on the tool’s official site. Mind the cooldown, catch the shinies.
Links always open in a new tab, straight to the developers’ own pages.