Passengers: True Stories

Someone across from you starts talking. A stranger. Something that really happened to them, told once, straight through. That's Passengers. Open the app and you are inside a story: the words light up as they are said, every story in its own light, and the next one starts by itself when a voice ends. Swipe up and someone else sits down. Lisbon, Lagos, Kyoto, Buenos Aires: everyone is passing through. TELL YOURS Press the light at the bottom. One take, thirty seconds to two minutes, in your own language. Sign it with your first name and your city. Nothing is kept until you send, and you can take it back anytime. The day it goes live, the app tells you. HOW IT WORKS • Every story is read first: a machine holds back what should not go out, an editor listens to the rest. • Every story is a light. Its colour is what the story feels like, not where it is from. • Listen in the dark or on paper: night and day. • Like a story, tell one back, send it to a friend, or put it in your Instagram story as a video. • Report what should not be there, hide a teller for good. • No account, no faces, no ads. Your phone keeps an anonymous id, and that is all. A few stories become short videos on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube: @passenge.rs. Faces never appear. The rules: true, first person, yours. No full names of other people, nobody under eighteen, nothing hateful. You must be eighteen to tell a story. passenge.rs/terms