Bring someone along.
Invite a friend to late.sh. When they become an active regular, you get 50,000 chips and they get a 10,000-chip welcome bonus.
Know someone who'd feel at home here? late.sh now gives you a small reason to make the introduction. Well, 50,000 chips isn't that small.
Open Settings with Ctrl+O, choose Account, then Invites. You'll find a personal SSH command to share. It looks like this, with your own code in place of the placeholder:
ssh invite-YOURCODE@late.sh
Your friend uses that command for their first connection, and their new account is attached to your invitation. Already joined the ordinary way? They can still enter your code in Settings → Account → Invites during their first seven days, provided they haven't already named an inviter.
The reward comes later, once they become an active regular. You receive 50,000 chips, and they receive a 10,000-chip welcome bonus. A quick login doesn't trigger the payout, and simply leaving a session connected doesn't count as active participation. They don't have to be a chatterbox, though: playing and using the app count too.
Your invitation panel keeps track of the people you've brought along. Rewards are limited to three paid invitations per calendar month, measured in UTC; an otherwise qualified invitation above that cap waits for a later month.
Think of the friend who'd enjoy the music, the games, or a terminal full of interesting people. Send them your command and save them a seat.
Sources: The merged change and invitation rules and rewards. The production invitation panel was checked October 13; qualification and payout rules were checked in source.