How Stories work.
Quick, temporary updates that show up in a ring above the Feed - here's exactly how posting, expiry and viewing work.
π² What a Story is
A Story is a short-lived photo or video update, separate from your regular Feed posts and task proofs. Anyone with an active Story shows up as a ring around their avatar above the Feed - tap it to view.
β Posting a Story
Tap the πΈ icon in the header to add one. It's a single photo (or, with Premium, up to a 30-second video instead) plus an optional caption, and you can post up to 5 Stories a day. Every account type can post them - Keyholders included, even though they don't have lock tasks.
β³ Expires after 24 hours
By default, every Story - photo or video, from any account - disappears automatically 24 hours after you post it. It stops showing in the ring and can't be viewed anymore.
ποΈ Premium keeps them forever
If your account has Premium, your Stories work a little differently: once the 24-hour window ends, they don't get deleted. Instead they move into your own permanent Story Archive - a page anyone who can see your profile can browse anytime, not just for the first day. Your profile shows a STORY ARCHIVE button once you have one.
π Who sees it, and who can see who viewed
Anyone who could already see your profile can see your Story - the same visibility rules as everything else on Tracker, including blocking. Only you can see the full list of who's viewed each of your Stories, along with like counts.