Badges

Messages you carried home for other people.

Crew members whose words you brought home to their families.

Photos you carried ashore for other people. Photos are the heavy cargo.

Opened your connection in port and cleared the ship's backlog.

Kept relaying overnight while the ship slept.

The single biggest delivery run on your sailing.

A message you carried hopped for more than a day and still arrived.

Messages you passed along, phone to phone.

Top relayer on your sailing.

Relayed from five or more different decks. Moving around spreads coverage.

Mesh active every single day of the voyage.

One of the first ten active nodes on your sailing.

Crew you brought aboard who verified and went active.

People you brought aboard who went active.

Five or more people on your own sailing installed before departure.

Somebody aboard installed from your code mid-sailing.

Your whole travel party on the app for the same sailing.

Every seat on your family pass claimed and active ashore.

Someone you brought aboard went on to bring somebody else.

Your referrals span three or more ships.

A crew member joined because of you. Crew are free — this is pure goodwill.

Your first message home from sea.

Your first photo home.

Wrote home every day of the voyage.

Every seat on your family pass in use, ship and shore.

Your first conversation with someone you did not board with.

Messaged ten or more different people on one sailing.

Started a group that reached ten members.

Hosted a meetup people actually turned up to.

Your first sailing with the app.

You came back for a second cruise.

Different ships sailed.

Three or more different cruise lines.

Days at sea with the mesh on.

Ports you have written home from.

Wrote home while crossing the equator.

Wrote home from inside the Arctic Circle.

Transited the Panama or Suez canal.

Two consecutive sailings on the same ship.

Confirmed crew member.

Aboard for one of the first sailings that proved the mesh.

One of the first thousand. Your number is the badge.

Aboard the first sailing where a real mesh formed on this hull. Minted once per ship, then never again.

Sailed during the proving year, when none of this was certain.

You were the fox for a hunt.

You tracked down a fox.

Three foxes found on one cruise.

Your phone carried messages through the night while you slept.

Three nights carrying for other people.

Five nights on one cruise.

You set a bottle adrift.

A bottle of yours passed through twenty-five hands.

One of your bottles reached shore.

You carried ten bottles for other people.

Fifteen phones met on embarkation day - the day that decides how well the whole sailing works.

You found Chatty three times.

Ten deck changes in a day.

Decks climbed on this cruise.

Eight levels between your highest and lowest in one day.

You were part of a chain that stretched the length of the ship.