Guide

How to Stay Safe While Exploring With Marchh

Stay safe with Marchh by planning lawful public routes, watching traffic and terrain, avoiding restricted places and treating the phone as secondary to the physical world.

Marchh territory is virtual, and Marchh is not an emergency, rescue, navigation, medical or safety service.

Before leaving

Choose a route appropriate for the conditions and check whether paths or spaces are public and open. A map line does not verify access, construction, weather or local restrictions.

Confirm the phone has enough battery for the intended activity and that necessary location permissions are working before moving.

While moving

Keep attention on traffic, crossings, vehicles, cyclists, people, animals, terrain and weather. Stop in a safe place before reading detailed on-screen information.

Never use Marchh while driving or operating machinery.

When a loop is not safe

Do not enter private property, railway infrastructure, dangerous roads, closed paths, active works or restricted land to close a route. Turn back or abandon the territory attempt.

An open or ineligible activity is a better outcome than physical risk.

Around other users

Do not use public territory or social content to locate, identify, follow or confront someone. Territory conflict is part of the digital product, not a real-world dispute.

Use reporting and blocking tools for supported interactions and contact appropriate emergency services for immediate danger.

Questions people ask

Does Marchh territory give access permission?

No. Virtual territory never authorizes entry into private, restricted, dangerous or unlawful locations.

Can Marchh contact emergency services?

Marchh is not an emergency service. Contact the emergency services appropriate for the location.

Available on iPhone

Move. Close. Claim.

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