Both apps are built and in testing. We are opening regional test groups first, so the waitlist decides where we start — the regions with the most sign-ups go first.

Yes, and it stays free. Running a community app costs money — servers, storage, and the database all have a bill attached — so expect some advertising in future to cover it. The plan is modest and car-relevant: local shops, detailers, tuners, and parts suppliers, always clearly marked as sponsored. Nothing that follows you around, and no selling your data to anyone.

Some, eventually. Local sponsor slots already exist in the app and are clearly labelled. Beyond that we would rather run a few relevant ads than charge a subscription or sell member data. If it ever stops feeling reasonable, tell us — support@krewgo.app.

No. KREWGO is for car enthusiasts generally — any make, any build, any level. Crews and regional chats are how people find the specific scene they care about.

Both, and they are one community rather than two. Someone on Android and someone on iPhone see the same feed, land in the same regional chat, and can follow and message each other.

A group you create for a region or an interest — Friday night meets, track days, a particular platform. Creating one also creates its group chat, and members join it automatically.

List parts, wheels, whole cars, services, or merch. Listings are filtered by province and city so you are seeing things you can actually collect. You deal directly with the seller; KREWGO does not handle payments or shipping.

Yes, from Settings inside the app. It removes your profile, posts, listings, and notifications, and takes you out of every crew and chat. It cannot be undone.

Every post can be reported with a reason, and you can mute or block any member yourself. Admins can review reports and suspend or remove accounts.