EarthStation Guide

Meeting People

EarthStation is a place to meet people, share ideas and discover meaningful connections. Some may become friendships, collaborations—or something more.

Every person you meet was once a stranger looking up at the same sky.
Signals

Show what you are open to

Signals are optional symbols you can add to your Beacon. They help others understand what kind of connection you may be open to, without turning your profile into a form or checklist.

❤️
Open to love Single and open to meeting someone romantically.
💛
Friendship Looking to meet new people and build genuine friendships.
💼
Professional Open to networking, business conversations and career connections.
🚀
Collaboration Interested in projects, ideas and building something together.
🌍
Open to conversation Happy to hear from anyone with something thoughtful to say.
01

Create a Beacon that feels like you

Share a few real interests, where you are in the world at a broad level, and what kind of connection you are open to. Give people something easy to ask you about.

“Based in Wellington. Interested in astronomy, books, coastal walks and meaningful projects. Open to friendship—and naturally, something more if there is a genuine connection. ❤️ 🌌”
02

Meeting someone special

If you are open to romance, add the ❤️ Signal and keep the rest of your Beacon natural. Share who you are rather than writing a long list of what another person must be.

  • Be honest about your intentions.
  • Lead with interests and personality.
  • Let connection develop without pressure.
  • Respect silence, boundaries and a change of mind.
03

Start with curiosity

A thoughtful question is usually more memorable than a generic compliment. Respond to something the person deliberately included in their Beacon.

  • What made you choose that line for your Beacon?
  • What can you see from your part of Earth tonight?
  • I noticed we share an interest in astronomy. What drew you to it?
04

Photo-free by design

EarthStation is currently photo-free. Its simple design is deliberate: it encourages people to notice words, interests and ideas first, while preserving a little mystery.

If you would like others to see photographs, you may include an Instagram handle, LinkedIn profile, personal website or another public link in your Beacon. This is entirely optional.

You decide how much of yourself to reveal.

05

Contact happens through your Beacon

EarthStation does not provide private messaging. Someone can only contact you through the details or public links you choose to place in your Beacon.

  • Add an email address only if you are comfortable receiving messages.
  • Use a public social profile or website instead of private details where possible.
  • Leave contact information out entirely if you prefer not to be contacted.
Privacy

Your privacy remains in your hands

Cavorion Night is designed to give you control over what other people can learn about you. We strive to protect user privacy at all times, but anything placed in a Beacon should be treated as publicly visible.

  • Do not publish your home address, passwords, financial details or identity documents.
  • Never send money to someone you have met online.
  • Use public-facing contact details rather than highly personal accounts.
  • If you meet offline, choose a public place and tell someone you trust.
  • End contact if behaviour feels coercive, deceptive or unsafe.
Be clear. Be curious. Be kind. One Planet. One Room.