Comparison

Geovo vs AnyGo

Updated · By the Geovo team

Geovo and iToolab AnyGo both change an iPhone's GPS without a jailbreak from a Windows PC or a Mac. AnyGo also covers Android and many devices per licence; Geovo is iPhone- and iPad-only, with an iPhone app in every plan and a one-tap way back to your real location.

How we compared

We make Geovo. AnyGo's details come from iToolab's official product page, its iOS and Windows purchase pages and its refund policy, checked in October 2026. We compared them from their official sites and did not hands-on test AnyGo. "Not published" means we couldn't find it there.

Geovo vs AnyGo (AnyGo details from itoolab.com, October 2026)
GeovoAnyGo
ComputersMac (Apple Silicon, Intel; macOS 13+), Windows 10/11Windows 7–11, macOS 10.12 and later
PhonesiPhone and iPad, iOS 17.4+ (verified on iOS 26, iOS 27 and iPad); no AndroidiPhone and iPad (iOS 7–27 listed), Android 7–17
JailbreakNot neededNot needed
On the iPhone without a computerYes, after a one-time setup from the computer; free LocalDevVPN app; Wi-Fi, cellular, Airplane Mode; renewed every 7 daysAn iOS app is part of the "AnyGo for iOS" plans; how it is installed is not published on the purchase page
Wireless from the computerYes, over the same Wi-Fi after plugging in onceWi-Fi and Bluetooth modes listed
RoutesAlong roads at walking, cycling or driving speed, with several stops and a wait at eachTwo-spot and multi-spot routes
JoystickYes, on-screen or arrow keysJoystick or keyboard
GPXImport and exportImport listed; export not published
Getting your real location backReturn to Real Location, one tapFAQ: click "Current location", turn AnyGo off and restart the device
PrivacyLocations never leave your devices; no ad trackers or tracking cookiesNot published on the product page
Free optionOne 15-minute trial with a free accountFree download / trial; limits not published
Monthly$12.99Windows only: $9.95. iOS plan (incl. Windows + Mac): $19.95
3 months$29.99Windows only: $19.95. iOS plan: $39.95
Yearly$79.99 ($6.67/mo)Windows only: $49.95. iOS plan: $79.95
Lifetime$129.99Windows only: $79.95. iOS plan: $119.95
Weekly$6.99Not published
Devices per licence2 computers + 2 iPhonesWindows plan: 1 PC, 15 devices. iOS plan: 5 iOS devices + 1 PC and 1 Mac (15 devices each)
RefundsFull refund if not used since purchase30-day money-back guarantee, with conditions in its refund policy
AnyGo's prices are listed "Tax Excl." and its pages show frequent promotions, so treat them as a snapshot. The iOS plan includes separate Windows and Mac licences, each with its own code. Source: itoolab.com, October 2026.

Is AnyGo or Geovo better for iPhone?

If you only use iPhones and iPads, Geovo gives you an iPhone app in every plan, routes that follow real roads, a joystick, GPX import and export, and a one-tap return to your real location. AnyGo is the stronger pick if you need Android or want to move many devices on one licence.

Where AnyGo is ahead

AnyGo's advantages are breadth. It lists Android as well as iPhone and iPad, much older Windows, macOS and iOS versions, and up to 15 devices per computer licence. Its Windows-only plans cost less than Geovo's if you never need an app on the phone.

  • Android support, which Geovo doesn't have.
  • Many devices per licence (15 per computer), useful for device labs.
  • Bluetooth mode listed alongside Wi-Fi.
  • Cheaper Windows-only plans ($49.95/year, $79.95 lifetime on one PC).
  • 30-day money-back guarantee, with the conditions in its refund policy.

Where Geovo is ahead

Geovo's advantages are the everyday iPhone experience and clear terms. The free trial's limit is stated plainly, your real location is always one tap away instead of a device restart, and how the iPhone app works without a computer is documented step by step.

  • Return to Real Location at any time, on the computer or the iPhone; AnyGo's FAQ says to restart the device.
  • iPhone app in every plan, documented setup (without a computer).
  • A 15-minute free trial with a free account, the limit stated up front.
  • GPX export, Apple Maps on Mac, routes that follow roads, schedules and saved trips.
  • Privacy stated plainly: your locations never leave your devices.
  • A weekly plan ($6.99) for a short project.

What are Geovo's downsides?

Geovo doesn't support Android, the iPhone app has to be renewed from your computer every 7 days because it's installed with your own free Apple ID, and its Windows installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows shows SmartScreen once (the Mac app is notarized by Apple since 0.7.2). It needs iOS 17.4 or later.

Who is each best for?

  • Choose AnyGo if you need Android, very old iOS versions, or many devices on one computer licence.
  • Choose Geovo if you use an iPhone or iPad and want the phone app included, a clearly stated free trial, a one-tap way back to your real location and clear privacy.

Try Geovo free for 15 minutes: download · pricing. Other options: iPhone location changers compared, Geovo vs iAnyGo and Geovo vs AnyTo.

Use it responsibly

Geovo is for lawful use only: testing apps and websites, keeping your real position private from an app that doesn't need it, demos, travel planning and teaching how location services work. Don't use any location tool to mislead people or to break the terms of an app or service you've agreed to.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Geovo a good AnyGo alternative?
For iPhone and iPad users, yes: Geovo includes the iPhone app in every plan, has a 15-minute free trial with a free account, and returns you to your real location with one tap. If you need Android, AnyGo covers it and Geovo doesn't.
Is Geovo cheaper than AnyGo?
It depends on the plan. Geovo is $79.99/year and $129.99 lifetime with the iPhone app included; AnyGo's iOS plan is $79.95/year or $119.95 lifetime, and its Windows-only plan is $49.95/year (itoolab.com, October 2026, before tax).
Does AnyGo need a jailbreak?
No. iToolab's site says AnyGo works without jailbreak, like Geovo.
How do I get my real location back?
In Geovo, tap Return to Real Location. AnyGo's FAQ says to click Current location, turn AnyGo off and restart the device.
Does Geovo support Android like AnyGo?
No. Geovo is for iPhone and iPad only (iOS 17.4 or later), from a Mac or Windows PC or on the device itself.
Can I use my GPX routes in Geovo?
Yes. Geovo imports GPX files (and KML), so routes saved as GPX can be played in Geovo, and you can export routes as GPX too.

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