Multi-Spot Mode simulates continuous GPS movement through several destinations in the order you add them. Choose a route and speed to reproduce a journey with multiple stops.

Typical Use Cases

Delivery workflow testing. Build a route from a restaurant to several residential addresses. Use the simulated journey to test dispatch updates, estimated arrival times, and notifications as the location approaches each destination.

Logistics and inspection simulation. Add delivery depots, inspection checkpoints, or monitoring sites in order to reproduce a typical working route. Inspect track recording and replay in the target app. To simulate a stop, use "Pause Moving" at the required location and resume manually; this can help test an extended-stop alert.

Location-based game tasks. Arrange several activity points in the order required by a task chain, then simulate travel through them without repeatedly changing the location by hand. Check the game rules first: simulated movement may violate them and lead to account restrictions.

Timeline planning and demonstrations. Create a sequence such as home, cafe, office, and restaurant to illustrate spatial relationships in a trip review, case-analysis presentation, or film storyboard. Treat the route as a hypothetical reconstruction; it does not establish where someone actually traveled or when.

Preparation

• Install and open FoneTool VirtualLocation on your Windows PC.
• Connect your iOS device with a USB data cable. Unlock it and tap "Trust" if prompted.
• Keep the device connected throughout the operation. If several devices are connected, confirm the selected device before making changes.

Open Multi-Spot Mode

Step 1. Select "Multi-Spot Mode", read and accept the disclaimer, and click "Enter".

Add Destinations and Plan the Route

Step 2. Review "Start Point". To use a different start, select the field and choose a map point or search result.

Step 3. Select the "Destination" area. Click the map to add stops in the desired order, or choose search results while the Destination area is selected.

Tip: Expand the destination list using its lower-right arrow. To remove a stop, hover over its entry and click the remove control. If the sequence is wrong, remove the affected points and add them again in the correct order.

Step 4. Collapse the list to access the speed controls. Choose a travel type and speed. Under "Mode", select "One Way" or "Round Trip". For Round Trip, set "Number of Trips" to a value up to 100.

Step 5. Click "Plan Route". Compare the generated routes and choose one from the list or map. A straight-line option may also be available.

Start and Control Movement

Step 6. Click "Start Moving". Allow component preparation to finish and keep the device connected. The software simulates movement through the selected destinations.

Step 7. Click "Pause Moving" to hold the position and "Start Moving" to resume. Use enabled controls to adjust settings. To change destinations, the route, or unavailable settings, click "Cancel", confirm, and plan the trip again.

Complete the Trip and Use Map Controls

Step 8. When the trip completes, click "OK" in the success message.

Tip: If movement fails, read the message and resolve the reported issue before retrying. Keep the device connected and unlock it if prompted.

Other Settings

The toolbar on the right side of the map provides the following controls.

Device List. Click the phone icon on the right toolbar to view the device name, model, and iOS version. Select the device you want to use and check the Current Device indicator.

Favorites. Click the star beside Start Point or End Point to save a location. Click "Open Favorites" to view saved places and select a location for the active field.

Center the map. Click the target-shaped icon to center the map on the device's current coordinates.

Zoom. Click the plus or minus button to zoom in or out. You can also use the mouse wheel.

Switch Map. Click the map button to switch between road and satellite views.

Restore/Refreshthe real location. Cancel any active movement and click the circular-arrow control. Verify the real position in a location-aware app on your iOS device.

Summary

Multi-Spot Mode is suited to journeys that visit several destinations in sequence. Add the points in order, choose a route and speed, and monitor the simulation in the target app.