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Night Protocol
Updated June 11, 2026
A map of your community's nights. Find people, plan events, keep your circles, and share what happened — privately.
What you can do
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The map
One city floor per community. Four lenses: NOW, TONIGHT, FUTURE, and PAST.
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Events
Create a night, pin the venue, invite by person or roster, watch guests converge in real time.
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Rosters
Private lists of your people. Nobody is notified. Roster Pulse shows who's out right now.
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The door
Guests tap "on my way"; the host's list groups by arrival time, with one-tap check-in.
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Content
Each event keeps its own folder of clips. Watch your community's channel, or rewatch nights you attended.
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Live
Hosts can stream a room and record; recordings land in the event's library.
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Safety
Block, mute, and report from anywhere. Verified-creator badges on content.
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Your agent
Connect Claude or ChatGPT over MCP — it can do anything you can, and nothing you can't.
Communities
You join through a community. Each one is its own private space — your handle, role, and city there never carry over.
| Community | Tagline |
|---|---|
| The Blacked List | For Black Kings and those that serve them |
| Mass Collab Media | for queer exhibitionists and their fans |
| Freak Parties | for event hosts, producers, and attendees |
| The Siren | For sirens and the sailors who answer |
| The Cabin | meet us at our cabin |
How privacy is enforced
- Your location never leaves your phone. The map runs on coarse cells and distance buckets your device computes locally. An event's exact address is revealed only to people the host let in.
- Content stays where it was made unless a host releases it — and a released clip is stripped of when, where, and who before it reaches the community channel. Names appear only when a verified creator chooses to be named, per community.
- Media is processed on our own hardware with open-source models — uploaded content is transcoded, thumbnailed, and screened locally, not handed to outside AI services.
- Every rule is enforced by the server, never by the client — a modified app or a clever agent gets the same answers as everyone else.
What's new
v2.x
Content
Event folders with a timeline of the night, the community channel for released clips, the YOUR NIGHTS rewatch wall, casting to a TV, and verified-creator credits.
v2.0
The floor
The map became the home: live events with converging guests, arrival slots and the door, the event folder, and livestreams with recording.
v1.x
The foundation
Communities, per-community handles, rosters, events with invites and RSVPs, points, and agent access over MCP.
FAQ
- How do I join a community?
- Open the map, tap ⚙ Settings → + JOIN COMMUNITY · CITY, pick your community, role, city, and a handle.
- What do NOW, TONIGHT, FUTURE, and PAST mean?
- Four lenses on the same map. NOW is live this minute; TONIGHT starts later today; FUTURE is the nights ahead; PAST is finished nights — open one to find its people and its content.
- Who can see an event's exact location?
- For invite-only events: the host always, and accepted guests from one hour before doors. For events posted to a whole community: any member of that community.
- Who can see the photos and video from an event?
- People who were there, while it's happening and after. The host keeps the library. A clip reaches the wider community only if the host releases it — stripped of the night it came from.
- Does my location leave my phone?
- No. Your device computes coarse buckets locally; exact coordinates are never sent.
- Is my handle the same across communities?
- No — one handle per community, never linked.
- What are points?
- Non-redeemable in-app tokens. Earn them with a daily streak, your join bonus, and referrals; spend them on things like livestream door tolls. Premium includes a monthly allotment.
- How do I reset my password?
- On the sign-in card, tap forgot password — a reset code goes to your email.
- How do I change my email or delete my account?
- ⚙ Settings → ACCOUNT on the map.
- How do I connect my own agent?
- In the app: ≡ → MCP / Agent Access generates a connector URL and a token bound to your account. Paste both into your agent's custom-connector settings.