Frequently asked questions about CursusX and encirkl

CursusX is a local engagement platform. It connects movement, places, communities and local partners to create real world experiences in cities and neighborhoods.

encirkl is the first mobile application built on CursusX. People complete loops while walking, running or using a wheelchair, create visible territories and join local events.

CursusX is the platform behind the services. encirkl is the first application for participants. More applications and services can be built on CursusX in the future.

Traditional fitness apps usually focus on distance, pace or calories. CursusX uses movement to connect people with places, local partners, events and communities.

A territory is created when a person completes a route as a closed loop. The result becomes visible on the map and turns movement into a spatial experience.

No. encirkl supports walking, running and participation with a wheelchair. More activity types may be added later.

Local events are activities connected to a place, route or partner. They can combine movement, social interaction, city discovery or a specific task.

Participants can unlock benefits from a partner after meeting the stated conditions. Depending on the offer, redemption can use a QR code or barcode.

Participation can remain anonymous by default. Additional details such as an email address, phone number or birthday are requested only when required for a specific offer and explicitly approved.

CursusX follows a data sovereignty approach. Only data required for the relevant function is processed. Optional personal information remains voluntary and limited to its stated purpose.

Activities are reviewed so events and rewards remain fair. Internal review methods are not described publicly for security reasons.

Businesses can bring people into their local area, build visibility and offer meaningful benefits. This creates measurable real world engagement instead of online reach alone.

Partners can offer local events, recurring activities, rewards and campaigns. Formats can support fitness, employee wellbeing, tourism, education or neighborhood engagement.

Partners receive aggregated insights about participation, visits and redeemed benefits. Personal information is shown only when a participant has given explicit consent.

Cities and tourism organizations can connect movement, local discovery and nearby offers. Possible formats include themed routes, neighborhood campaigns, visitor programs and community events.

The platform separates shared capabilities from individual applications. This allows different services for neighborhoods, tourism, health, education and smart city projects to share one foundation.

Yes. encirkl is the first application. Future applications and integrations can use the same partners, places and local experiences.

CursusX is open to pilot partners, research partners, local businesses, organizations, universities, tourism stakeholders and cities exploring new forms of local engagement.

CursusX aims to build the digital engagement layer for the physical world and make everyday movement more social, local and valuable for people, partners and communities.