Passport

Collect all eleven

A stamp for each of the eleven inaugurations, in person or from your couch, plus a twelfth for your hometown first. Points, a card, a leaderboard, and the Full Eleven honor roll. The real app launches Dec 11, 2026; the demo below works now.

How you earn a stamp
  • 10 ptsIn person. Check in at the Firsts Corner near the Capitol, or scan the code on the kit sign at any registered event in that capital.
  • 5 ptsHost a watch party. Register it, screen the ceremony, post the sign. Guests get the stream stamp.
  • 2 ptsWatch the stream. Tap the stamp while the official livestream is live. Eleven ceremonies, eleven chances.
The card and the board

Your card fills with gold stars, one per stop, in ceremony order. The leaderboard ranks by points, then by stamps, then by date earned. Ties on 110 are ties; nobody gets ranked above anyone for which governors they saw.

The Full Eleven honor roll lists everyone who earns all eleven stamps by any mix of modes. In person for all eleven is impossible; the honor roll is for the people who were there for every one anyway.

Stamp twelve

Your hometown first

Every town has one: the first woman on the council, the first Black sheriff, the first Latina school-board chair. Add yours, with a line about who they were. The twelfth stamp is worth 10 points and is the only one you write yourself.

Be first in the passport

The app launches Dec 11, 2026. Sign up and your card is pre-made with your name and a Jan 1 start.

One or two emails a week through January. Unsubscribe any time. No party asks, ever.

Fair play

  • One stamp per stop per person. Modes don't stack.
  • In-person stamps require being within a short walk of the Capitol during the ceremony window, or a kit-sign scan in that city.
  • The leaderboard shows first names and hometowns. Opt out of it and still earn everything.
  • No party, no candidate, no donation prompts anywhere in the passport. Ever.