Location sharing
Live, Dark, delivery health, and stale locations
Live publishes your current authorized position to one Crew, along with direction, accuracy, status, and battery information where the device reports it. It is per Crew: being Live in one says nothing about another, and it neither starts nor stops a Journey.
There is no durable offline outbox. A write that fails is not queued for later delivery, so a gap in the map is a gap rather than a backlog waiting to flush, and repeated failures raise a delivery warning while the device may still hold a perfectly good fix.
Dark stops new fixes for the selected Crew. It is not a deletion — the last position you were authorized to share stays with that Crew, labelled offline or stale by age — and it cannot override a Crew that enforces tracking.
Presence is derived from the last successful timestamp, so live, stale, and unknown describe data age, not people. Nothing raises a low-signal alert; reading the timestamp on a member card is the check.
How to Go Live
Open the map drawer and tap GO LIVE. STALKR enables sharing for the selected Crew and requests a fresh GPS fix so viewers do not immediately receive an old point.
What Does Dark Mean?
Dark stops new current-location updates to the selected Crew. Viewers keep the last location STALKR was authorized to share, marked offline/stale according to current state; Dark does not erase that history and does not stop a separately shared Journey.
Why STALKR Says It Is Not Reaching Your Crew
STALKR shows a delivery warning after repeated live-location writes fail. The device may still have a GPS fix, but the Crew is not receiving current updates.
What a Stale Location Means
A stale location is the last known point, not a current claim. STALKR derives live, stale, and unknown state from the last successful timestamp.
Crew Sharing vs Journey Sharing
Crew and Journey sharing are independent scopes. Going Dark in one Crew does not automatically stop a Journey or another Crew; change the sharing state or end the session in the scope you intend.