GeoCeptor: Location Spoofer

++UPDATE 28 AUG 2026++ Despite several nice upgrades, this app still cannot prevent the system time zone from leaking to Gmail, which is a huge gap. Working flawlessly with Gmail (and similar) should either be a key test case for this app or should be clearly announced as out of scope. Until then, the app feels unfinished. Despite the above, I do not regret paying for Pro to support the app. I look forward to the day that it fulfills its potential. Promising start… ++Original Review++ This app is a nice idea, but time zone spoofing does not work in Gmail, which seems like a serious oversight. Still, it shows much promise!

As the dev indicated in his shill on Reddit, this works by hooking into when a website requests your physical location in Safari. This won’t work if you already granted the website permission, or granted it permanently. Sometimes it won’t work on the first try; I noticed that if a site requests it and the popup does come, and you just press don’t allow, then refresh and try again, no prompt will come but the site will “have your location” TLDR; this app works perfectly although the exact steps to get it to work can vary per website, it does exactly what it purports to do given the inherent variability behind the scenes.

Works, but crashes when trying to create custom locations