Guide

Marchh Guides

Marchh Guides explain how real walking and running movement becomes route geometry, how eligible territory works and how to explore safely.

These guides turn product rules into useful, readable explanations without exposing anti-abuse thresholds or pretending GPS is perfect.

Territory

Start with the definition of virtual territory, then follow the step-by-step creation and overlap guides. Each page distinguishes product ownership from real property rights.

  • What is virtual territory?
  • How to create territory in Marchh
  • How territory overlap works
  • What makes a route eligible
  • Why an activity may not create territory

GPS and route geometry

Learn how location samples become a route, what closure means and why surrounding conditions can affect measurements.

  • How GPS territory works
  • How to close a route
  • GPS accuracy for walking and running
  • How to improve GPS accuracy
  • How background location works

Getting started and reading the product

Follow a first Walk or Run from start to review, learn how routes and virtual areas differ on the map, or use the glossary for concise Marchh terminology.

  • Record a first activity
  • Read the Marchh map
  • Marchh glossary

Movement and safety

Marchh should support thoughtful exploration without pulling attention away from traffic, terrain, access rules or other people.

  • How to stay safe while exploring
  • Using Marchh safely
  • Fair play in Marchh

Questions people ask

Are exact territory thresholds published?

No. These guides explain the concepts and practical workflow without publishing integrity-sensitive thresholds.

Available on iPhone

Move. Close. Claim.

Take Marchh outside and turn qualifying walks or runs into virtual territory on the shared map.