The Team J Line program needs JavaScript to load your day. Nothing here works without it — there is no tracking to escape by turning it off.
What this is: a private day sheet shared by one family and the friends they invite. You open it and see today: what you have committed to, anything waiting on your answer, and — filling whatever room is left — things happening nearby that the app found overnight.
What it is for: so people who want to do something together can find that out without a group chat. You say what you are doing; other people see it. That is the whole mechanism.
What it is not: a social network, a chat app, or a calendar that guesses when you are free. There is no feed, no likes, no followers, and nobody can see how often you open it. A blank day is yours; the app never fills it, counts it, or nags about it.
How a day works: one date at a time, split into three watches — Morning, Afternoon and Evening. “Add to my day” puts something on it: Committed if people should see it, Interested if it is a private note to yourself. “Mark me Out” blocks off time, and there is deliberately nowhere to say why.
Why it talks about ships: a shipping line is not a ship. Being on the line means people can reach you, not that you are at sea — most days you are just at home living your own day. Now and then some of you sail together for a few days, and that is a cruise. The full guide lays the rest of it out in one page.
Read how all of it works — the full guide, including what other people can and cannot see about you.
On iPhone and iPad the home-screen app keeps its own sign-in, separate from Safari, so a freshly installed copy may open signed out. That is how the system works rather than a fault here. Settings → “Link another device” gives you a code to sign it in.
Cruises, parties, cabins, proposals, what other people can see, getting a new phone signed in, and every word this app borrowed from ships. Open the full guide — it is part of the app, so it works with no signal.
Something not working? Copy the report below and send it to whoever invited you, or whoever set this up for your family — the app calls that person a Commodore, and it has no way to contact them itself. Send it however you normally talk to them.
The report says what device and browser you are on and which version you are running. It contains nothing about your days, and nothing anybody could use to sign in as you.
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“Out” is complete on its own — no reason is asked, stored, or shown.
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