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⚓ Pirateport · The Harbour

Pirate first.
Social second.

Pirateport is a social harbour built for pirate crews — every crew, not just ours. A port where sailors post, gather their crews, sign their Articles, and read the harbour news, run as a Heartshot Holdings platform.

The Pirateport ensign — a black flag with a bone-white cutlass worked into the letter P

🏴‍☠️ What's Aboard

A working harbour

Crews

Find your crew, sign its Articles.

Sailors berth with one crew at a time, and joining is signing — your name goes on the crew's Articles of Agreement the moment you take your seat.

The Harbour

Posts and photos from every crew in port.

The harbour board carries the whole port — every crew's news, pictures, and noise — with fleets of allied crews sailing under one Grand Fleet banner.

Signals

Messages between sailors.

Direct messages for the quiet word, and the occasional message-in-a-bottle: unsigned, unsearchable, delivered to exactly one random sailor in the port.

The Gazette

The harbour keeps a newspaper.

The Pirateport Gazette publishes twice a week — the port's news, notices, and nonsense, written for the crews who live there.

Pirateport is a harbour for all crews — the Heart Shot Pirates are its flagship, not its owners' club. Any crew can drop anchor, raise its colours, and be at home.

🧭 The Particulars

Where the port stands

Its own port
Pirateport lives at pirateport.app — its own website, under its own flag. This page is its berth in the house; the port itself is over there, and that's where it stays.
Platform
A Heartshot Holdings platform — built, run, and credited to Heartshot Holdings LLC.
Getting aboard
Open pirateport.app in a browser and make an account — it also installs as an app straight from the browser.
Who it's for
Every pirate crew and the sailors looking for one — bring your own colours.
The Pirateport flag beside the words: The New Age Nassau — every crew needs a harbour
Pirateport — the New Age Nassau. Every crew needs a harbour.

The harbour lights are on.

Posts are flying, the Gazette is fresh, and there's a berth with your name on it.