ConchPassFrom
The Ship
To
Celebration Key
Order
Paid in advance
Price
Fixed, paid online
Pickup
Marked van. Public road.
Bag
Packed in your name
Holder
You.
Order closes
2h before
Celebration Key · Grand Bahama · Pilot 2026
Forgot something
on the ship?
Preorder it for Celebration Key.
We are opening at Celebration Key on Grand Bahama. Order before your ship arrives, and your bag will be packed under your name and waiting on a marked van as you walk out of the passenger exit. Ordering is not open yet — find your sailing and we will tell you the day it is. Everything we list is stock a Freeport supplier has already proven it holds.
No app to installNo account requiredMarked van at the exitFixed price, paid online
ConchPassIssued
Grand Bahama
Grand Bahama
01How it works
Three steps.
No app. No queue.
I.
Pick your ship and day
Open the link from your ship or scan the QR, and tell us which ship you are arriving on. Everything after that — what is in stock, the price, the cutoff — belongs to that one port call.
II.
Pay before the cutoff
Fixed prices, paid online. No quotes, no haggling, nothing to settle at the van. Orders for a service day close two hours before that day's first scheduled arrival, so there is time to pack the van properly.
III.
Collect on your way out
Your bag is packed under your name and loaded on a marked ConchPass van, parked with permission on the public road outside the passenger exit. Show your code, scan, and go.
02Why ConchPass
One day in port.
No time to hunt.
How long does it take?
Hunting in port
Hours, and a taxi off the destination.
Online order
Two-day shipping. You are not home.
Ship store
Ship store has the basics, marked up.
ConchPass
Packed before you dock. Collected on the way out.
How many stops?
Hunting in port
Several, in the heat, on a clock.
Online order
Not an option in port.
Ship store
One, but limited stock.
ConchPass
None. One bag, one van, your name on it.
Do you know it is actually there?
Hunting in port
You find out when you arrive.
Online order
Not applicable.
Ship store
Whatever the gift shop has left.
ConchPass
Only stock a Freeport supplier has proven it holds.
You came here to enjoy a day on Grand Bahama. Not to spend it hunting for a phone charger. We pack it before you arrive, put your name on it, and hand it to you on the way out. One bag. No detour.
04Privacy, on purpose
Most apps disclose privacy.
We engineered it.
Six things we built into the product before we built anything else. They're not in the fine print. They're not a toggle. They're how ConchPass works, by default, for everyone.
01/ how we built it
Photos arrive clean
Phones embed GPS coordinates inside every photo. We strip that metadata server-side the second you hit upload. Your location stays with you.
EXIF removal · server-side · always on
02/ how we built it
Faces, gracefully blurred
If a face appears in your photo, we blur it by default. You choose to show your face — we never assume you do. Same for everyone else in frame.
AI face detection · opt-in to reveal
03/ how we built it
Posts wait two days
Every post goes live 48 hours after you upload. By then you're back on the ship — or home. Nothing about your post is real-time.
Scheduled publication · per-post timer
04/ how we built it
Sarah from Illinois. Not Sarah Henderson from Springfield.
First name, state. That's it. We never publish your last name, city, ship, or exact date. The story stays. The trail doesn't.
Identity redaction · enforced at display
05/ how we built it
Looks under 25? Blurred.
If our model reads a face as under 25, we blur it. To unblur, the uploader signs an explicit release at upload, confirming no minors are visible. Liability sits with them, not us.
Auto-detect · release-gated reveal
06/ how we built it
Receipts retire after 90 days
We hold dispute photos for 90 days, then we delete them. We route orders and hold receipts as evidence. We are not a custodian of your record.
Retention policy · enforced via cron
"Trust is a thing you build, not a checkbox you ship."
★Honest answers
Forgot something?
Here is how it works.
Straight answers about pickup, payment, ships running late, and what you can order. Read the one that matters to you.
QDo I need to download an app?+
No. Open the link from your ship or scan the QR. The order page loads in your phone's browser. That is it.
QDo I need to create an account?+
No. Pick your ship, choose what you need, and leave a name and a way to reach you on port day. That is the whole signup.
QWhat can I order?+
The things people most often leave plugged into a stateroom wall: charging cables, wall chargers, memory cards and flash drives, and headphones. The catalog only ever lists stock a Freeport supplier has already proven it holds, so what you see on your ship's page is what is really there. Celebration Key sells over-the-counter medication and personal-care items on site, and we do not try to compete with that.
QWhere do I pick up?+
At a marked ConchPass van parked with permission on the public road outside the Celebration Key passenger exit, on Grand Bahama. You get the route and the walk in your confirmation. We do not publish a walking time we have not measured ourselves, so if you do not see one yet, that is why.
QWhen does ordering close?+
Two hours before the first scheduled ship arrival for that day. Your bag is packed and on the van before you dock, which is why there is a cutoff rather than a wait.
QWhat if my ship is delayed or does not call?+
A delay changes nothing: the van holds your bag under your name for the whole port window. If the call is cancelled or diverted, you have not received your goods, so you get your money back.
QHow do I pay?+
Right in your browser when you place the order. Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, at a fixed price with no quote step. Nothing is collected at the van, and nobody there handles your card.
QI forgot to preorder. Can I still buy at the van?+
Not during the pilot. The van carries the bags that were paid for before the cutoff and nothing else, so there is no spare stock to sell on the spot. Order before the cutoff and it will be there.
QWhat ports are supported?+
Celebration Key on Grand Bahama. That is the whole pilot. Nassau and other Caribbean ports come after this one works, because we would rather run one port properly than five badly.
↗The route
Grand Bahama first.
More islands after.
One port at a time. Every new one gets its own people on the ground, its own quality bar, its own answers to disputes. We would rather move slow and right than fast and broken — which is why the pilot is a single van at a single exit.
Grand Bahama first. More islands after.Live1 port
- LiveCelebration Key, Grand BahamaBahamas · Pilot
Up next2 ports
- NassauBahamas · After the pilot
- CozumelMexico · Q4 2026
On the map5 ports
- Grand CaymanCayman Islands · 2027
- San JuanPuerto Rico · 2027
- Ocho RiosJamaica · 2027
- St. ThomasUSVI · 2027
- RoatánHonduras · 2028
Want ConchPass in your port? If you're a local who knows your island the way Ty knows Grand Bahama, we want to hear from you. Apply to be an island rep →
06Who's behind it
Born here.
Built for here.
Originally from Little Farmer's Cay, Exuma. I grew up between Nassau and Freeport, walking these streets as a kid. My family owns Cole-Thompson Pharmacy on Bay Street. Thirty years in Bahamian retail, and I know these merchants personally. I know what's real and what's not. I know who actually carved that turtle. I know who buys their straw bags wholesale from Honduras and resells them as island-made.
ConchPass is built so the real ones get seen. The first island rep is family. Someone whose name I trust with the brand because it's also their name. That's the trust layer we have built.
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Items stocked at Celebration Key
1
Island rep, family
8
Ports mapped