Getting started
Account setup, availability, and the first Crew
Three things have to exist before STALKR shows anyone anything: an account, a Crew to share into, and location permission. They are separate steps on purpose — creating an account shares nothing, and joining a Crew does not start publishing your position.
All of it is server-backed. Registration, password recovery, Crew creation, and the first invite are writes that need connectivity and an account email you can still open; none of them are queued for a later retry.
Location permission is requested at the moment a workflow needs it rather than at launch, and it has two levels that do different jobs. STALKR refuses to claim you went Live when location access is denied instead of showing a badge with nothing behind it.
STALKR is an iOS TestFlight beta. Android configuration exists in the repository, but there is no public store release to wait for, and nothing on this site should be read as one.
How to Create a STALKR Account
Open STALKR, choose Create account, enter the requested account details, and complete sign-in. Password recovery requires access to the account email and the STALKR service.
Where STALKR Is Currently Available
STALKR is currently documented as an iOS TestFlight beta. Android is implemented in repository configuration but is not documented as publicly released on Google Play.
How to Set Up Your First Crew
Open the map navigation drawer, choose CREWS, tap NEW CREW, name it, choose whether tracking is enforced if your plan allows it, and create it.