Part 1. Connect
Step 1. Launch LocaRun
- Download and install LocaRun on your Mac.
- Once installed, open the LocaRun application on your Mac.
- Choose “Start” to begin.

Step 2. Enable Developer Options on Android Device
To successfully connect your Android phone to the computer, you need to enable USB debugging first.
- Open your Android device’s Settings.
- Scroll down to About Device and tap it. Then choose Software info.
- Find the Build Number and tap it 7 times to enable Developer Options.
- Go back to Settings, and you’ll now see Developer Options in the menu.
- In Developer Options, locate and enable USB Debugging mode.
- If you don’t see this option, make sure Developer Options are fully enabled by checking that the toggle is active.
Note: USB Debugging is essential for the communication between your Android device and the Mac through LocaRun.

Step 3. Connect Your Android Device
You have the option to connect your Android device via USB or Wi-Fi. Once the Android device is connected, select it from the list of available devices in the LocaRun application.
USB Connection:
- Connect your Android device to the computer via a USB cable.
- Enter your Mac’s password to authorize LocaRun to make the necessary changes.
Wi-Fi Connection:
- For first-time setup, you must initially connect your Android device via USB cable.
- For subsequent connections, you can connect directly via Wi-Fi as long as both the Mac and Android device are on the same Wi-Fi network.
- If your device doesn’t appear on the list, try toggling Wi-Fi off and on again to re-establish the connection.
Note: Ensure both your Android device and Mac are connected to the same Wi-Fi network for the Wi-Fi connection to work smoothly.

Step 4. Install Required App
Now the system will automatically install any necessary drivers for your Android device.

On your Android device, when prompted, select Install to install the necessary components.

Step 5. Grant Necessary Permissions
- After installation, allow the necessary permissions on your Android device for LocaRun to function correctly.
- Confirm any prompts that may appear to grant necessary access for LocaRun to make changes to the device.

Step 6. Set Mock Location App
- In Developer options, find and select Select mock location app.
- Choose LocaRun from the list.

Part 2. Change Your GPS Location to Anywhere (Android Devices)
LocaRun offers a suite of modes to help you simulate GPS movement on your Android device.
Teleport Mode
Instantly change your location from point A to point B.
Step 1. Load the Map
Upon successful connection, the map will automatically load.

Step 2. Select a Destination
- Navigate the map using your mouse to zoom and pan.
- Click to select your desired destination or enter a location name or coordinates in the search box and click Go.

Step 3. Change Your Location
- After selecting a destination, a pop-up will display details like place name, coordinates, and distance.
- Click Get Route.

Step 4. Choose Movement Method and Speed
- Select your preferred movement method: Walking Way, Driving Way, or Straight Way.
- Customize the movement speed (up to 120 km/h).
- Click March to teleport to the new location.

Verify the change by checking your location in any GPS-based app on your device.
Jump Teleport Mode
Instantly jump from your current location to a new destination.
Step 1. Load the Map
The map loads automatically upon connection.

Step 2. Select a Destination
- Navigate and zoom the map to find your desired location.
- Click to select or use the search box to enter a location name or coordinates, then click Go.

Step 3. Jump to New Location
- A pop-up will display the selected location’s details.
- Click Move Here to instantly relocate.

Confirm the new position using your device’s GPS-based applications.
Two-Spot Mode
Simulate movement between two points with customizable speed and repetition.
Step 1. Choose Start and End Points
- Select your starting location and destination by clicking on the map or entering addresses/coordinated in the search box.
- Click Get Route to create the path.

Step 2. Set Movement Parameters
- Customize your movement speed (up to 120 km/h).
- Set the number of times to repeat the route.

Step 3. Select Movement Method
- Choose between Walking Way, Driving Way, or Straight Way.
- Click March to begin the simulated journey.

Multi-Spot Mode
Ideal for simulating movement through multiple locations.
Step 1. Select Multiple Locations
- Click on the map to mark multiple destinations in the desired sequence.
- Click Get Route to generate the path.
- To remove a location, select it and click Delete Pin.

Step 2. Customize Speed and Loop Mode
- Choose a loop mode: Repeat (return to the start after reaching the end) or Loop Around (continue in a circular pattern).
- Set your movement speed between 3.6 km/h and 120 km/h.

Step 3. Choose Movement Method
- Select Walking Way, Driving Way, or Straight Way.
- Click March to start the multi-spot journey.

Joystick Mode
Gain real-time control over your movement using your keyboard.
Step 1. Enter Joystick Mode
- Click the Joystick Mode icon located in the upper-right corner of the interface.
- The joystick control panel will appear at the bottom left of your screen.
- Click Start to activate it.

Step 2. Control Movement
- Use the directional buttons to move forward, backward, left, or right with 360-degree freedom. Or you can use keys Up, Down, Left, Right to control GPS spot movement.
- Adjust your speed using the up and down buttons.

This mode allows for precise, real-time control of your virtual location.
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