0.1.0
StreetPass for the Switch, over the internet.
Your console quietly swaps a small pass with other consoles that share your network or your corner of the internet, and you come back later to a stack of them.
First release.
What it does
- A pass of your own - a name, a greeting, a card theme, up to four things you are "carrying", and a place label you type yourself.
- A Mii maker - face shape, skin, hair, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, glasses, facial hair, headwear and build, all drawn from real part outlines. Faces save to
export/as files you can copy off the card and hand around. - The plaza - who crossed your path while you were away, newest first.
- The radar - who else has the app open right now, in the reach you chose.
- A collection - everyone you have met, how long ago, and how many times.
- Trade back or block, per person.
- The title you last played, picked from your five most recent - never typed, never guessed, and off entirely if you would.
- Self-update from this repo, in Settings → About.
- Light Mode, Dark Mode, or follow the console.
- Full touch as well as buttons.
Privacy
A pass never carries your account name, your friend code, your IP, or a position.
Where you crossed is a label you typed, or nothing at all. Your identity is a random id on the SD card, tied to nothing about the hardware - delete it and everything you handed out is permanently unlinkable from you.
Known limits
- At most 12 crossings a day (you can modify it up to 48 in the settings), one per pair per six hours.
- Only the 64 most recently played titles are looked at.
- The collection keeps the 5000 most recent people. Past that the oldest cards you have already opened are dropped first, and unread ones are only touched if dropping every read card still is not enough.