Stardate timestamps
Every message is stamped using four competing stardate formulas, displayed side by side. Nobody in the chat knows what time it is. Our research shows this was already the case.
Subspace is the encrypted messenger for people with opinions about warp cores. Every message is stardate-stamped, canon-checked and delayed by the correct transmission lag before it reaches the rest of the crew.
Subspace ships with every feature enabled by default. The off switches are located in a menu we are still writing.
Every message is stamped using four competing stardate formulas, displayed side by side. Nobody in the chat knows what time it is. Our research shows this was already the case.
A bot reads every message and posts a correction within four seconds if anything contradicts established continuity. It also corrects its own corrections. One thread in our beta reached 9,400 replies and is still open.
Messages from non-fans are delivered, marked read and never answered. Subspace gently reminds you not to interfere with their development. Most users enable it for their in-laws on day one.
Each report is stamped in all four stardate formats. They disagree. Legal has asked us to show all of them.
“I texted my sister happy birthday in March. Canon Enforcement has been correcting it ever since. She has not replied, which the app tells me is the Prime Directive working.”
“Our group chat has 41,000 messages about whether the transporter kills you. Subspace is the first app that let us pin all of them.”
“The Prime Directive filter muted my husband during dinner. We have not argued since. We have also not spoken. The crew is functioning normally.”
Promotions are processed by Starfleet Payroll within 3 to 5 stardates, depending on which stardate you use.
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