Say hello

One person, one address: hello@pigeon.stream. Expect a reply within a couple of days.

I got nothing this morning.

Then your searches returned only things you have already been shown. That is the app working, not failing — a message saying “nothing new today” every day is exactly what it exists to avoid. The rule.

It says a theme has run dry. Now what?

Narrower words. “Pottery” returns the same famous shops for months; “speckled stoneware mug” turns up people you have never heard of. You can also start the theme over, which clears what it remembers — it will then show you the same things again, which is the honest answer to what that button does.

Why no pictures?

Etsy only returns image links from a different call than the search, so thumbnails would double the requests made on your behalf and mean loading pictures from Etsy’s servers on every page here. Every find links straight to Etsy, where the photographs are.

Is the pick personalised to me?

No, and that is deliberate. It is the most-favourited thing in your search that you have not been shown. Nothing about what you click, open or buy is recorded — there is nowhere for it to be written.

Can I get it weekly instead?

Yes: as it comes, every few days, or once a week, on your account page. Finds still appear on the site daily; the setting only holds the email back, and when one goes out it carries everything since the last one.

Can I follow more than twelve themes?

Not today — twelve is twelve searches a day per person, which is a number I can stand behind. Say if you need more.

Do you see my Etsy account?

No. There is no Etsy sign-in and nothing to connect — only public listing data is read. Every field kept.

How do I stop everything?

Delete everything on your account page removes every theme, every find, everything remembered and your address in one transaction, immediately.