Live squad map
Your whole crew on one map, moving in real time. Always know which way to walk — no more standing on a speaker box waving your arms.
Coming soon to iOS
KinGrid keeps your group together at festivals and live events — with a live squad map, meetup totems, and a shared lineup. And when fifty thousand phones knock the network flat, it keeps working anyway.
The problem
You know the drill. One person goes for water and evaporates. The group text stops delivering. You spend the set you waited all year for typing “where are you?” into a phone with one bar and eleven percent battery. The night doesn't fall apart because people stopped caring — it falls apart because the tools stop working exactly where the crowd gets thickest.
What you get
Your whole crew on one map, moving in real time. Always know which way to walk — no more standing on a speaker box waving your arms.
Pin the meetup spot, the camp, the rail. Everyone sees it instantly, so nobody has to describe a landmark over a phone call they can’t hear.
Build the schedule together and move set to set as one. Everyone knows where the group is headed next, so no one misses the drop.
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 — so your squad never drops off the map. That's the Grid: the quiet tech that keeps your people together.
How the mesh worksWho we are
KinGrid is made by KinGrid LLC, a Florida company based in St. Petersburg. We started it after one too many nights spent 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 first to iOS. Join the waitlist for early access and launch news.