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How to share your flight

After a flight you can copy a text result or save an image. Here is exactly what is in them.

What is in the share text

The text version shows the game name and date, your total out of the maximum, the altitude in kilometres, your tier, and one row of bars for each prompt with its points. If you used More time, the text says so. The text ends with the site address.

The bars are a simple picture of how each prompt went. They show points, not answers, so you can paste the result in a group chat without spoiling the day for people who have not played.

What is in the share image

The image is a card with the same information in a more visual form: the game name, date, your score, altitude and tier, and a bar for each prompt. It is generated in your browser from your own saved flight. Nothing is uploaded to our servers to make it.

What is never included

Why we never show answers

A share card that revealed answers would solve the day for anyone who had not yet played. A game that depends on people surprising themselves would soon lose its fun if the surprises were published by default. So the share card shows only numbers and shapes: your score, your altitude and a bar for each prompt. The bars still tell a story: a tall bar followed by two short ones, or a day that started low and finished high.

Reading someone else’s card

When a friend shares, you can read their day without knowing a single answer. Look for the shape of the bars. A day of seven similar bars means steady play. One very tall bar among short ones means a lucky find. A zero is a timeout. Comparing totals is less interesting than comparing shapes, because the same total can come from very different days.

Saving and posting the image

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Assisted runs

If More time was on at any point in a flight, the share text and image are marked as assisted. That keeps comparisons honest, and it is not a mark of shame: More time exists so that more people can enjoy the game.

Sharing tips

See playing with friends and family for ways to turn sharing into a game.