BASSBERRY41° 42.155' N, 74° 52.916' W
Open Eye · Ships in 3 to 5 business days · Spend $50 and shipping is free · Carried, never kept
The four berries together — ice, sun, moss, and gum, each with an eye at its center, beside a beaded bassberry.io strap.
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Open Eye

The festival trinket that remembers where it's been. Hold it to your phone and read everywhere it has traveled.

$14.99Spend $50 and shipping is free.+ $4.99 shipping. US only
Open EyeShips in 3 to 5 business days

Ready to go. Ships within three to five business days. Shipping is $4.99, free from $50. United States only.

How many will you carry out?
One berryOne to carry, then pass on.$14.990
Three berriesThree in one mailer. Three to carry, then pass on.$36.99$12.33 each1

1 pack · 3 berries · $36.99, plus $4.99 shipping

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Nothing to downloadIts page opens in any phone’s browser.
No passwordsLeave a checkpoint with just an email code.
A record that staysCheckpoints are permanent. Nobody edits the past.
Named onceThe first person to wake it names it. The name is permanent.
What it is
Design
Open Eye. A berry with one open eye at its center.
Size
2.5 in tall, 1.9 wide, 0.15 thick. Palm-sized, and flat enough to ride in a pocket.
Inside
A page. Hold it to the top of your phone and it opens.
What arrives
A berry and a card. The front reads “Carried, never kept.” The back shows how to awaken it: the first person to wake it gives it a name, and that name is permanent. Then pass it on.
Shipping and refunds
Ready to go. Ships within three to five business days. Shipping is $4.99, free from $50, US only. Refund terms are in the refund policy.

The journey

It remembers.
You don't have to.

Every berry keeps a record of everywhere it has been. Pick one up and you can read the whole journey, every place, all the way back to the first. It answers where it went. Never who carried it.

Apps to install
0
Name, given once
1
Checkpoints
No limit
Colorways
4
BassBerryExample
The gum berry, pink, with an eye at its center.

Baroness Wobblesworth

BB-7207Open Eye · Gum

Red Rocks, Salmo River Ranch

Capitol Hill, A railing after, EDC

May 16 to Aug 29

5Stops

4Hands

3Months

Its journey.

Every stop it has made.

  1. 29Aug

    Red Rocks, upper lot, Morrison COLatest

    Arrived · Morrison CO

    Handed to me on the stairs. It is heavier than it looks.

  2. 24Jul

    Salmo River Ranch, near the Fractal stage

    Arrived · near the Fractal stage

    Came to me in a hug line. It has been to more places than I have this year.

  3. 28Jun

    Capitol Hill, Seattle

    Passed on · Seattle

    Left it with the bartender who played the whole set on the jukebox.

  4. 30May

    A railing after the show, Morrison CO

    Arrived · Morrison CO

    Sitting on a railing after the show. Took it home, then took it further.

  5. 16May

    EDC, Las Vegas

    Awakened · Las Vegas

    Named it. Handed it to the first stranger who smiled.

Good questions.

When does it arrive?
Ready to go. Ships within three to five business days. You'll get an email when yours is on its way.
Do I need an app?
No. Hold the berry to the top of your phone and its page opens in the browser. Nothing to install. If it doesn't open, get in touch and we'll sort it out.
Does it track where I am?
No. A berry has no battery, no power source and no radio, and there is no GPS. It cannot know where it is or tell anyone. Its page only shows what people choose to write.
Can I keep it?
You can carry it as long as you like. It's made to be passed on, and the best journeys have the most stops. When it comes back around to you, you can log it again.
Which colorway will I get?
One of the four. The colorway is assigned, not chosen. All four are the same berry with a different color on it, and nothing about a berry depends on which one it is. Three berries may all match, or may not.
What if I lose it?
Then someone finds it. That's usually where the best checkpoints come from.