GhostTrack - Identity Console

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Identity that sites will see

Timezone Language GPS accuracy: 25 m Privacy jitter: 0 m random offset on every reading Stationary wander: 0 m (real GPS drifts a little) WebRTC IP policy (extension)

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What sites see right now (this page)

Reads geolocation, Intl timezone, offset and language through the same APIs other sites use.

Presets

Saved places

Persona generator

Pick a country and GhostTrack builds a coherent identity: a point in its capital, matching timezone, language, currency and units.

Identity details

Device / browser (user agent) Favourite

Saved identities

Export all (JSON)

Per-site rules

Give a specific site its own identity. The rule wins over the global spoof on that host only. Example host: whoer.net or *.example.com

Route simulation

Travel from A to B along real roads (routing API). Your spoofed location moves in real time on every site. Set A from the selected point, then select another point and set B.

A: not set. B: not set.

With 2 or more stops, Plan route chains real road segments through every stop. GPX import loads a track file as the travel path itself.

Transport Simulated speed (km/h)

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Consistency audit

A fake GPS point alone is easy to spot if your IP, timezone or WebRTC still say Kenya. The audit scores how consistent your whole identity looks, and offers one-click fixes.

Not audited yet

Score blends GPS, timezone, language, IP, WebRTC, permissions and user agent checks.

Not run yet.

Geo-unlock (region-locked sites)

Streaming sites check two locks: your connection's IP country (their servers) and your browser's location/timezone/language (GhostTrack). Prepare sets the full browser side for the site - matching identity, strict WebRTC, and a per-site rule - then the readiness check tells you if the IP side also lines up.

Target site

Open site

One-click fixes

VPN watch

Alert me if my public IP country changes while spoofing (VPN dropped)

External testers

BrowserLeaks geo - IPLeak - Whoer

Fix for IP and WebRTC leaks: connect a VPN with an exit in the same country as your spoofed point, ideally the same city, and set the WebRTC policy on the Control tab to the strict option.

Activation history

Extension pairing

The extension popup shows a 6-digit pairing code. Enter it once here: afterwards only this app can drive your extension, and other local pages are locked out.

IP address - proxy

Websites see the IP of whatever carries your traffic. True IP change needs an exit: a proxy or VPN you control. Set a proxy here and the extension routes the whole browser through it. Test shows the exit IP sites actually see.

Proxy mode Type Host Port Username (if the proxy needs auth) Password

MAC address - local network only

Websites cannot see your MAC address at all - it never leaves your local network. It only identifies your laptop to your router / WiFi. You can still randomize it here (Windows, one UAC approval; the network restarts for a few seconds), and restore the original any time.

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Defaults for new activations

Default accuracy (m) Default jitter (m) Default language Set timezone automatically from the selected point (timezone API) and from presets

API keys (optional)

GhostTrack works fully with free providers and no keys. Keys are stored only on this machine and unlock richer data: BigDataCloud (timezone + reverse), Google Maps, Mapbox. Leave a field empty and save to remove that key.

About

GhostTrack v2.2. Data lives in a local SQLite database on this machine (data/ghosttrack.db). Map tiles: OpenStreetMap (keyless) + Esri satellite. Autocomplete: Photon. Geocoding: Nominatim (proxied and cached by the local server). Timezone: TimeAPI (BigDataCloud with a key). Routes: OSRM. Elevation: Open-Meteo. Nothing else leaves your machine except those lookups and the optional consistency check (ipapi.co).

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