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EVERYTHING THE TRIP WAS. NONE OF THE NOISE.

One trip through Cachefire, start to finish: a Firegroup forms, a Session gets planned, a Cache fills up, and the story stays with the people who were there.

01 · Firegroups

ONE GROUP.
NO STRANGERS.

A Firegroup is an invite-only circle of the people who were actually there. Everything you log is visible to them and no one else. No public profiles, no discovery, no growth metrics.

Invite only
Join by link from someone already in the group. Nothing is searchable.
One archive per crew
Sessions, Caches, photos and Field Notes all collect in one place.
Multiple groups
Fishing crew, hiking crew and family trips stay separate.
No feed to perform for
There is a feed, but it is private to your Firegroup. No followers, no likes, no reach.
02 · Sessions

PLAN IT, OR
JUST GO.

A Session is one outing. Set a date and a place, see who is in, and let the crew sort itself out. Or skip the planning entirely and open a Session once you are already out there.

Who is joining
Going, maybe, pending — visible to everyone in the group.
Agenda and meeting point
Rough plan for the outing and where the crew meets up.
Start from the trail
Already out? Open a Session on the spot and backfill later.
Seals into the archive
When the trip ends, the Session closes and becomes part of the record.
03 · Caches & Field Notes

MARK THE PLACE.
KEEP THE STORY.

A Cache pins a place that mattered — the camp spot, the pool with the fish in it, the gate you should not have climbed. Field Notes are what happened there, in your own words.

Pinned to a location
Coordinates stay inside the Firegroup. Nothing is published.
Photos and proof
Everyone's photos land on the same Cache instead of three group chats.
Field Notes
Short entries: what worked, what broke, what you would do differently.
Works without signal
Log it offline and let it sync when you are back in range.
04 · Grimm Report

HOW ROUGH
WAS IT, REALLY?

At the end of a Session the crew seals a Grimm Report — a short, honest score of how cold, wet, funny and memorable the trip became. It is the part everyone argues about, and the part you reread years later.

Rated by the crew
It was one shared trip, so it gets one shared score. The crew agrees on the ratings and one person seals the report.
Sealed, then permanent
Once sealed it stops changing. No revisionism after the fact.
Season recap
Average Grimm, grimmest month, and the one trip you will retell.
05 · Achievements

EARNED,
NOT BOUGHT.

Cachefire quietly tracks the daft and the heroic alike. Field Badges unlock from the things you actually do in the field: surviving thunder, camping solo, catching fish, logging Caches with no signal at all.

Earned in the field
Badges come from logged trips, not from settings or purchases.
Solo and team badges
Some are yours alone; others the whole Firegroup unlocks together.
Progress you can see
Part-finished badges show how close the crew is.
No leaderboards
Nothing is ranked against other groups. There are none to see.
06 · Firegroup Feed

A FEED WITH
NO AUDIENCE.

The feed is a quiet record of what the crew added since the last trip. No likes, no reach, no strangers — just a way to catch up on what everyone logged while you were driving home.

Crew only
Nothing leaves the Firegroup. There is no public timeline.
No metrics
No counts to chase, so nobody posts for the numbers.
Everything links back
Each entry opens the Cache, Session or Field Note behind it.
FIREGROUP FEED
5 CREW
Since Larch Hollow
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with Sanne and Pieter
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