Live squad map
Your whole crew on one map, moving in real time. Because “I’m near the tall guy in the bucket hat” was never going to get anyone home.
Every festival, every genre, every crew. A live map of your people, a totem to mark the spot, a lineup you move through together, and a connection that holds even when the signal gives out.
We’ve all been there
One person leaves for water and evaporates. The group chat stops delivering. You spend the set you waited all year for squinting at one bar and 11% battery, yelling a landmark that also describes four hundred other people. The tools give out right where the crowd gets thickest, and the night gets away from you.
Your crew, wired in
Warehouse to woodland, main stage to the 6am after-hours. Every scene, one crew.
Your whole crew on one map, moving in real time. Because “I’m near the tall guy in the bucket hat” was never going to get anyone home.
Pin the rail, the camp, the tent you’ll never find again. Everyone sees it instantly, so nobody’s shouting a landmark down a line that cut out an hour ago.
Build the set list together and move as one, so “just one more tune” doesn’t quietly cost you the whole crew till sunrise.
The Grid
When the network buckles under fifty thousand phones, KinGrid keeps going. Devices link directly to one another. No signal, no towers, no problem. Your squad never drops off the map, still connected at 3am when the bars are gone and so is everyone else’s.
How the mesh works
We’re in the crowd too
KinGrid is made by KinGrid LLC, a Florida company in St. Petersburg. We started it after one too many nights hunting for our people in a crowd, and we’re building the thing we always wished we had.
More about usEarly access
KinGrid is in active development, coming soon to iOS and Android. Join the waitlist for early access and launch news.