Find relief faster
Use the map and Nearby Thrones list to choose the best available stop instead of guessing from a parking lot.
- See nearby public-facing places
- Compare cleanliness and worthiness
- Keep sensitive/private places out of the experience
Revolutionary, ridiculous, and weirdly practical for your phone: use ThroneKing to find the cleanest bathroom nearby, crown worthy public thrones, warn friends before disaster strikes, and help build a cleaner kingdom one questionable chamber at a time.
Every road trip, lunch rush, concert, stadium line, and coffee emergency has the same hidden boss battle: finding a decent restroom before your dignity files for emancipation. ThroneKing turns that universal panic into a playful map of public places, tester-rated drops, royal ranks, and useful warnings.
The 1.0 beta is intentionally focused: U.S. only, real accounts, no photos, sample-only offers, and a court of testers helping decide what deserves the crown.
The jokes get people in the door. The ratings make the app matter. This beta is about proving that ThroneKing can help real people find cleaner public restrooms, avoid bad stops, and build a smarter national map without photos or creepy oversharing.
Use the map and Nearby Thrones list to choose the best available stop instead of guessing from a parking lot.
Every Royal Drop turns a restroom visit into useful signal for the next tester who needs a clean escape route.
Founding testers help tune the ranks, badges, dispatches, offers, and location quality before the wider court arrives.
“Your drops help friends find clean stops before it is too late.”
That is the mission. Silly on the surface, oddly useful in the clutch.
Beta testing runs until October 15, 2026. We are looking for people who will actually try the app in normal life: coffee shops, restaurants, malls, hotels, parks, venues, road-trip stops, and other public-facing places.
Your job is to be honest, funny, and useful. If something breaks, looks weird, feels confusing, or makes you say “why is this button doing treason,” tell us.
ThroneKing uses account sign-in so testers can restore profiles, drops, points, and court activity. The app asks for a selected crest/avatar, hometown, and optional location permission for nearby places and Royal Drops.
If location permission is allowed, ThroneKing uses it to center the map, show nearby eligible public places, and confirm drops. Friend/court activity is meant to show shareable drop activity to fellow testers—not private bathroom memoirs etched into stone tablets.
To request beta account or data deletion, email chris@throneking.app with the subject “ThroneKing data deletion.” We’ll use the request to remove the beta profile and account-linked app data we can identify for that tester.
Full policy copy lives inside the app’s Profile → Privacy screen during beta.
Want in? Send us a quick note with your name, city/state, iPhone model if you know it, and why you want to help test the kingdom’s least glamorous but most urgent map. The beta runs through October 15, 2026 and is available for iPhone running iOS 26 or newer. Android is coming later this year.