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Getting in

The Station is for grown-ups, so the door asks one question first: are you 18 or older? Tap yes, and you're at the front door.

New? Tap Sign Up Free. Pick a name — that's the name everybody on the Station will know you by.

Do this: tap ENTER THE STATION, say you're 18+, then sign up free.

Your PIN is your key

When you sign up, you get a 4-number code — your PIN. It's the key to your account, like the key to your house.

Every time you come back, choose the "4-number code" option on the login page and type your PIN. That's all it takes.

Remember: never tell anyone your PIN. Not even us — we'll never ask.

Your desktop

After you log in, you land on your profile — that's home. Everything you open appears as a window right there on your profile, like a real computer. The page never takes you away.

• Move: drag the window's top bar.
• Resize: pull a corner or edge.
• – shrinks it down. ▢ makes it big. ✕ closes it.

Lost a window? It's still open — check the bottom of your desktop.

Listening

The music plays from the player bar. Press play and VOID × DIVINE take it from there — the station broadcasts day and night.

There are two stations: the Pirate Station (public — where you are now) and The Enclave (the family's private side).

Found a song you love? Add it to a playlist. Your playlists are saved to your account — they'll be waiting on any phone, tablet, or computer you log in with.

Do this: press play, then make one playlist with three songs you love.

People — visit them with the Directory

Everybody has a profile — that's the only part of a person anyone else can see. Your desktop and your open windows are private. Always.

The Directory is how you visit other people. It's the Station's list of everybody here, and visiting somebody takes three taps:

• 1. Open the Directory.
• 2. Find the person you want to visit.
• 3. Tap their name — and their profile opens, right there. That's the visit.

• Friends: add the people you know.
• Messenger: the chat app — the next step shows you how it works.

Do this: open the Directory, find a person, tap their name, and visit their profile.

Talking — Messenger

Messenger is how you talk on the Station. It's a chat app, and it opens as a window on your desktop — just like everything else here. You'll find it in the side menu and the Tools grid.

When Messenger opens, you see a list of your conversations. There are two kinds:

• The station conversation — everybody on the Station, talking together.
• Direct messages — private, just you and one other person.

Tap a conversation to open it. Type your words in the box at the bottom, then tap send. When they answer, their words appear right there — and yours stay right above them.

Messenger's window works like every window on your desktop:

• Move it: drag its top bar.
• – (minimize) shrinks it down — it stays open at the bottom of your desktop, and one tap brings it back.
• ▢ (maximize) makes it big. Tap it again to make it small again.
• ✕ closes it — nothing is lost. You can open Messenger again any time from the side menu or the Tools grid.

Do this: open Messenger, tap a friend's conversation, and send them a hello.

Make it yours — Edit Mode and your layout

The way your cards and windows sit on your profile is called your layout. It is yours: it is saved to your account on the Station — not just on this phone or computer — and it rests locked, so nothing can move until you say so.

Every change happens in Edit Mode. Open THE DRAWER — the menu that slides in from the right side of your screen — and tap Edit Mode. (The Edit Mode button also floats above the LISTS button on the bar at the bottom — same button, same job.) Your cards unlock. In Edit Mode you can:

• Move any card — drag it where you want it.
• Resize a card — pull its edges or corners.
• Hide a card you don't want — hiding never moves the others, and you can bring it back.
• Paint a card — change its color and make it yours.

All done? Leave Edit Mode. The moment you leave, your layout is saved exactly as it stands — it becomes your layout — and locked down, so nothing can move until you open Edit Mode again.

And it follows you: log off, then log back on — on any device — and you get the exact layout you left.

Never saved a layout? Then you get the house default — the tidy standard layout everybody starts from. The house default is the starting point. Your saved layout is your own.

You can also keep up to 7 saved copies of your layout, called snapshots, in the layout tools — pictures of your page you can go back to any time.

Do this: open THE DRAWER, tap Edit Mode, move one card, then leave Edit Mode. Saved — and locked.

Start over — Reset My Layout

Want the standard layout back? Use RESET MY LAYOUT. It lives in THE DRAWER — the menu that slides in from the right side of your screen.

It stays dimmed and locked until Edit Mode is on. That's on purpose: nobody can reset their profile by accident. So it is two steps, in this order:

• 1. Open THE DRAWER and turn Edit Mode ON.
• 2. In THE DRAWER, tap Reset My Layout.

Your page goes back to the house default. The reset saves by itself, turns Edit Mode off, and locks — all of it done.

Remember: Edit Mode first, then Reset — both in THE DRAWER.

Getting help

Feeling lost? There's one rule that always works:

Your profile is home. Head back to your profile and start again from there.

Most things live in two places: the menus at the side and the Tools grid. If a window is in your way, close it with the ✕ — you can always open it again.

And if you're truly stuck, ask somebody on the Station. It's a family place — people help.