Crews
Trusted Crews, invitations, membership, and tracking rules
A Crew is the authorization boundary for everything scoped in STALKR: member locations, Markers, Zones, Crew events, and the activity notifications are built from. Switching Crews switches all of it at once, which is why the selected Crew sits in the map header instead of in settings.
Membership is granted by an admin, never by holding a code. Resolving an invite exposes only the Crew name, its canonical code, whether that code is persistent or temporary, when it expires, and whether the Crew is full — then the holder has to ask, and an owner or admin has to accept.
Free accounts can hold up to 2 Crews with up to 5 members each; Pro raises both configured limits. Codes carry cooldowns: a changed persistent code is locked for 90 days, and an expired or revoked temporary code for 30.
When the Crew list cannot be fetched, STALKR reports it as unavailable rather than showing an empty account. The difference matters when you are deciding whether anyone can see you.
What Is a Crew in STALKR?
A Crew is a persistent trusted group used for scoped location sharing, markers, statuses, and field coordination. Each Crew is an independent privacy and data scope.
How to Create a Crew
Open the map drawer, choose CREWS, tap NEW CREW, enter a name, choose the tracking rule, and create the Crew.
How to Join a Crew
Open CREWS, choose Join a Crew, enter the code you were given, and tap ASK TO JOIN. You normally appear only after a Crew admin approves the request.
How to Share a Crew
Open CREWS, choose the Crew, and tap SHARE CREW. STALKR opens the system share sheet with the current canonical invite link and code.
How to Approve a Crew Join Request
Open the Crew as an owner or admin, find JOIN REQUESTS, and tap ACCEPT or DECLINE beside the requester.
How to Change a Crew Join Code
Open the Crew, choose CHANGE or SET beside CREW CODE, enter 4–20 letters or numbers, and save. Clearing a code is a separate deliberate action.
How to Switch Crews
Tap the current Crew name in the map header, then choose another Crew. The map, member list, sharing state, markers, and Zones switch to that Crew scope.
Why STALKR Says Tracking Enforced
Tracking Enforced is a Crew rule that prevents everyone in that Crew, including the owner, from going Dark. An authorized owner must turn enforcement off in Crew settings before the Live/Dark control can change.