Your street is worth something.
Start a walk, a run or a ride. Every street you cover becomes territory you hold — until somebody covers it after you.
The same street, three separate games.
Walking, running and cycling each claim their own layer. A runner can never take a walker’s ground, so the person who beats you has to have done exactly what you did.
Walk
The slowest way to take ground, and the one anybody can start today.
Run
Cover more streets in less time, and hold them against people doing the same.
Cycle
Whole neighbourhoods in one ride — and the longest perimeters to defend.
Close the loop and the middle is yours too.
Finish where you started and everything your route encircled is claimed, not just the streets you touched. It is the reason people take the long way round the park.
Territory is stored as hexagons about sixty-six metres across, so a claim is a street rather than a postcode, and there is never an argument about who covered what.
Cover it again and it holds
Re-running your own ground resets its clock and counts as a defence.
Leave it and it fades
Ground nobody has touched in a month goes back to neutral, so a map is never owned by somebody who stopped playing.
Lose it and you hear about it
When somebody takes a street off you, you get told who, and when.
Nothing you hold is safe, and that is the point.
There are no permanent claims. The map you wake up to is the one the neighbourhood earned overnight.
A game you can cheat is a game nobody wins.
Every activity is checked on our side before a single hexagon changes hands — speed against the sport you picked, the physics of the track, and the tell-tales of a faked location.
- Checked, not trusted
- Your phone records. Our server decides. A claim is never made by the device that would benefit from it.
- Told the truth
- An activity that fails a check stays in your history with the reason on it. It simply claims nothing.
- Never for sale
- Paying for XFitNest gets you more to look at. It has never bought a metre of ground and never will.
From the blog
Read everythingNothing published yet. The first pieces will be about how territory is decided and how we check that an activity is real.
Take the first street on your own road.
XFitNest is free to play, Android first, and about four minutes from here to your first claim.