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A weekly fixture, with one place open.

One seat.
Same time next week.

Post the thing you already do. One man asks for the empty seat. If you both turn up, the week holds itself.

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Example fixture

1 seat open
Thu 19:00

Weekly · Local pitch

Five-a-side

Three of us play every Thursday. We need a fourth.

Open 1 seat

You ask. The host decides. No message opens before he says yes.

After this weekly session

Did it happen?

Not a rating. Each man answers for himself.

YouWaiting HostWaiting
Week 6Week 7

When both say yes, the same weekly fixture moves forward on its own.

Nobody to look at.

The Board holds sessions, not men.

  • No profile grid.
  • No search.
  • No swiping.
  • No followers.

A profile appears only after you are both committed to a real plan. It answers one question: will he turn up? What a Brosky profile shows.

A grid of the things men actually do in a week: the gym, a hill walk, five-a-side, fishing, a motorbike, coffee, darts, a driving game, a barbecue, a whisky, a drive, chess, padel, camping, basketball, snowboarding, woodworking and a morning out with a dog.

The rest of it

The Board covers Thursday.
These three cover the rest.

One for the thing you are carrying. One for the thing you are trying to hold to. One for the man you need to find. None of them has an audience.

A man alone in a dark room with a phone held to his mouth, with other men lit in separate frames beside him.
Each man alone · never a room

01The Shout

Say the hard thing. No audience.

“I got made redundant this morning. I haven't told anyone yet.”
  • Private from the start. Each man receives it alone; no more than three eligible men can hold it at once.
  • Names stay masked. A name appears only if a Board seat is offered and accepted.
  • Five sealed answers at most. Answerers never see one another, and the Shout and its answers are deleted on day ten.
How the Shout works in full

01No wall. No audience. Deleted on day ten.

Quit smokingDay 34 / 84

Day 7Last 28 daysToday · 34

Still tied.

Two men apart, each checking in on the same daily commitment.
A no costs nothing · silence frays it

02The Rope

One goal. One other man. Twelve weeks.

Two men tie one daily commitment to twelve weeks. Then each day asks one small question: did you?

  • One live Rope. One goal, one other man, twelve weeks.
  • Your answer first. His stays hidden until you record yours.
  • An honest no keeps it true. A no does not fray the Rope. Silence does.
How the Rope works in full

02A no costs nothing. Silence frays it.

Three men across a workshop: two sitting with phones, and at the far end one working under the bonnet of a car.
Two hops · then it stops

03The Handover

You need one specific man. Once.

“I need someone who's rebuilt a 70-series.”
  • Hop one. Men you have met can see your name and the need.
  • Up to hop two. Each holder can hand it to one man he has met; your name comes off and the holder's goes on.
  • Then it stops. It can land sooner, but no third hop exists. Every copy is deleted after seven days.
How the Handover works in full

03Nothing to browse. No third hop. Gone after seven days.

The Brosky code

Be the man you'd want to meet.

Turn up when you say you will. Be polite. Be honest when plans change. Respect the place, the plan, and the man who saved you a seat. Simple.

Keep your wordIf you take the seat, show up. If you can't, say it early. Be good companyNo ego, no pressure, and no making another man feel small. Respect the roomTreat the people, the place, and the plan properly. Look out for each otherReport and Block stay close if someone crosses the line.