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KINGUILD / Pre-release information · updated 23 October 2026

Inside KinGuild

Make movement part of your everyday.

Record your own runs, choose a challenge with a friend, and keep the moments you want to share. You decide what becomes social.

01

A run that belongs to you.

Start, pause and finish a GPS run. Return to your record, distance and duration without turning every outing into a competition.

02

A friendly reason to show up.

Invite a friend and choose a challenge together. An invitation is a choice, never automatic entry into a competition.

03

Your circle. Your boundaries.

Create a private circle, choose whether to show your nickname to members, and report content that does not belong.

04

A moment worth keeping.

Preview a personal result card before opening the system share sheet. Your route and health journal do not appear on the card.

Release status

App Store release in preparation. No public download yet.

Share the moment. Keep your boundaries.

Result cards leave out route maps and body records. Nicknames are hidden by default. Sharing starts with your preview and your choice.

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FAQ

A few things before your first step.

Can I download KinGuild now?

Not yet. The iPhone app is being prepared for release. We will add the official App Store link here once it is publicly available. No release date has been announced.

Which devices and languages?

KinGuild is built for iPhone with iOS 17 or later. The app supports English and Simplified Chinese. Final compatibility will be listed with the public release.

Do invitations enter me into a challenge?

No. Registration invites, friend requests and challenge acceptance are separate choices. An invitation does not automatically award points or enter a competition.

Will my route appear on a shared card?

No. The result-card format excludes route maps and health journal data. You can preview the card and cancel without sharing.

Is KinGuild medical advice?

No. KinGuild is for fitness records and voluntary social activity. It does not diagnose, treat or replace professional medical guidance.