STILL AWAKE

Tonight's Sky · In development

A real night sky.
Not a social network.

The shared sky is not live yet. When it is ready, each warm light will be truthful evidence that another anonymous night of listening happened recently. It will never pretend someone is online with you.

The purpose

Proof of company, without an audience.

After enough real listening or one completed breathing ritual, a browser may add one anonymous light for the night. No note, name, location, account, profile, reply, or follower is attached.

Nothing on the public site contributes a shared light today. The painted atlas worlds are permanent places; future warm lights will represent real, recent activity and will be visually distinct.
One night

One quiet signal

A browser may contribute at most one light in a night, only after a meaningful listening or breathing threshold. It is not a streak, reward, or demand to finish.

Twelve hours

Allowed to fade

The shared sky will describe a rolling window of recent lights—not people online now. Lights dim and disappear instead of becoming a permanent history.

Private choice

Always legible

The experience will plainly say whether this browser is adding a light. If the service cannot know, it will say unavailable. It will never invent company.

What cannot happen

No pursuit. No performance.

No profiles, followers, direct messages, public replies, locations, leaderboards, exact live-now claims, or way to trace a vulnerable person after the moment.

There will be no public wishes or free-text notes in the first version. Words change this into a moderation service; a light keeps it quiet, bounded, and honest.