Pigeon: Messages That Travel app analytics for September 2

Pigeon is a messaging app where nothing arrives instantly. Every message travels a real distance before it reaches someone, and the farther apart you are, the longer the trip takes. The wait is the point, not a delay to work around. Choose how a message travels: Pigeon carries up to two pictures, day or night, and takes a couple of hours plus the distance. The dependable default. Bat only flies between 6pm and 6am your time. Short, fast, and written after dark, delivered before morning. Letter holds the most words and pictures, and moves the slowest per mile. For things worth composing, not typing. Whisper stays off the map entirely and reveals itself slowly over six hours, word by word. It can't be rushed. Bottle isn't sent to anyone. Cast it into the sea and it can surface to a compatible stranger within 24 hours. Discovery is possible, never guaranteed, and each finder can reply once to start a real conversation. Track your bottles from My Bottles. Watch pigeons, bats, and letters cross a real map in your traveling tab, the way you'd track a parcel you actually care about. Pigeon is for people who want to write, not just react: friends who live far apart, new pen pals, language exchange, or someone you're only starting to know. It's not instant messaging and there's no swiping. One traveling message per carrier at a time, so nothing turns into a numbers game. Pigeon makes no promises about outcomes. Blocking, reporting, and human review keep the sea safe to explore.