Jog – Mock Location Dev Tool

Jog is a mock location tool for Android developers and QA testers. It feeds simulated coordinates to the device so you can exercise location-aware features – geofences, distance calculations, movement handling – without leaving your desk. HOW IT WORKS • Enter a place name or latitude/longitude and teleport the simulated position there. • A floating panel with a joystick nudges the position in real time while the app under test stays in the foreground. Collapse the panel to a compact bubble and the joystick stays available. • Six speed tiers, from a slow creep to rail speed, for testing movement at realistic rates. • Jump to a random nearby spot. The distance follows the speed tier: about 80–250 m when walking, up to 5–15 km at rail speed. • Jog remembers the last simulated position and restores it the next time you open the app. • A persistent notification shows while simulation is running so you can stop it at any time. REQUIREMENTS Jog only works after you enable Developer options and select Jog as the mock location app. Jog cannot make that selection for you, and it cannot simulate anything until you do. PRIVACY • Jog never reads, stores or uploads your real location. • The last simulated position is saved only on your device, so you can pick up where you left off. • Jog does not connect to the internet and does not hold the INTERNET permission. • No accounts, analytics, advertising or third-party SDKs. PERMISSIONS • Location – required by Android to register a mock location provider. • Display over other apps – the floating control panel. • Notifications – the stop control while simulation runs. Jog is intended for software development and testing. Use it responsibly and only with apps you are testing.