# GeoSpoof · Hit product

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> July made "use a computer to change your iPhone's location" a paid feature, with no other App Store competitor. September added Windows support and route editing. wikiHow listed it as the top method in October, and revenue doubled. It's a side project for one person, with no paid acquisition.

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# GeoSpoof

Fills in location, timezone, and WebRTC spoofing for VPN users. The Pro version can change the iPhone's system GPS.

**$9.5k** /mo verified revenue

Why it's an opportunity

VPN users switch IPs, but their location, timezone, and WebRTC still give them away. Almost nobody on the App Store covers that layer.

Why it's blowing up

July made "use a computer to change your iPhone's location" a paid feature, with no other App Store competitor. September added Windows support and route editing. wikiHow listed it as the top method in October, and revenue doubled. It's a side project for one person, with no paid acquisition.

Data

October revenue $10,221, September $5,462 (App Store verified); 1,883 subscriptions, from $1.99/mo (11-03)

[See the product ↗](https://geospoof.com/)

Editor's call as of 11-4