Show up. It counts.

It starts with a pin you can't explain.

Something's lit two blocks over. You don't know what yet. So you go. Some drops take you somewhere. Some drops give you something.

You have to actually be there.

Step inside the zone and the pin knows before you look up. Claim it, show one code at the counter, say hi to whoever's behind it. A cappuccino at Ashwood Coffee, and a door you'd have walked past for another year.

Everywhere you've been, remembered. Everywhere to go, waiting.

Your passport builds itself.

Proof a place is alive right now.

When someone claims a drop, they can leave a glimpse: one photo of the place, right then. No caption. No name. No stars. It fades after a few weeks, and the next one takes its spot.

Seven places. One block. A reason to find the other four.

Businesses along a street light up together. You find them one visit at a time.

For the people who actually walk in.

Every claim is a real visit. The people who keep showing up build standing on your block, and standing rotates.