once a month, on the new moon, when the night is at its darkest, golden lanterns rise off the water until midnight. each one is a small good thing, let go.
a sync code is the key to your lights, like a house key.
on a new device
the lights you sent and the lights sent to you, and every word written back.
choose a letter to read it here.
“if this isn't nice, i don't know what is.” — kurt vonnegut
an ambient field of anonymous moments. no likes, no follows, no feed — just lights.
warm lights are good things that happened to someone. cool lights are people being missed. golden lights were sent to you by someone thinking of you. tap or drift near one and it will speak.
add your own — shared with everyone, or just for you. your lights are kept in my lights so you can look back. switch to only mine to see just yours glowing; switch to stream to read the sky written on glass as it turns past.
everything here is anonymous, and a gentle screen keeps the shared sky kind. anything unkind can be reported with ⚑ on the light itself. private and sent lights stay on your own device — how it all works.
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