Your crew
Who are these people, and how do I hear from them?
A crew is the people who came back. How you gather one, every way Havor can tell you something, and how to turn most of it down.
Crew
The noun
Someone followed me. What are they now?
The people following you are your crew. You press Follow to join someone else's, and they're told when you do.
Notifications
In-app
the bell, in the header
What happened while I was gone?
Everything addressed to you: backs, new crew, comments, answers to your help requests, review decisions. The full record.
The catch-up email
At most every 20h
What if I am away for a week?
One email collecting what you haven't seen, read from your unread notifications. It waits 45 minutes, so reading now doesn't trigger one.
Not an email per event — Nothing here fires per back or per comment.
Turning it down
Per type
in Settings
Each kind of notification is its own switch, except what changes something you own or a person waiting on you.
- Can mute
- New crew, backs, comments, crew activity, boards and communities, asks for help, from Havor, Monday harbor push
- Never muted
- Review decisions, Verified marks, credits, messages, security
Interests
Tunes the feed
in Settings
Pick the categories you care about and your feed, the Featured rail and the open asks lean that way. They tune what's nudged, never what's allowed.
Your profile
The record
Every ship you've posted, at every stage, dated. A bio and your craft turn a list of links into someone a stranger can place.
Next steps
1 at a time
on your own profile
Is my profile missing something?
One specific suggestion on your profile, with the button that fixes it. Never a checklist of twelve.
Badges
Earned, not bought
What are the marks on some profiles?
Verified Ship, Steady Watch for turning up week after week, and the founding seal. Your first ship is marked on your voyage instead.
Not points — No level, no streak, nothing to keep up.
Open to work
Green dot
in Settings
Three ways to be open, and they point in different directions. Only these show a green dot; Focused on building shows nothing.
- Open to work
- You join an existing team
- Open to a cofounder
- One equal partner, shared ownership
- Hiring for the team
- They join yours
What trips people up
Limits on purpose, not rough edges.
Turning off one email never turns off another
The weekly recap, the catch-up and the Captain's Log are three separate lists. Account mail always sends.
A big crew doesn't rank a ship
The Havor Score never reads a follower count. Your crew hears about your ships first; everyone else sees them by how they're received.