The four parts
The Board. Men post a session they already do - five-a-side, the gym, a run, poker, a hike, co-working - with open seats. Another man asks for a seat in one line, and the host picks who takes it. Nobody can message you until you accept them. Sessions are standing: the same time next week, with the same men. Afterwards, both men confirm whether it happened. Nobody rates anybody.
The Rope. A small group ties on to one daily goal for twelve weeks. Every day each man answers Yes or No, and the rope grows only when every member says Yes. A No never damages anything; only not answering does.
The Shout. One anonymous ask for the thing a man cannot say at home. It goes to a few men individually, never to a wall. There are no reply chains and no archive: it is gone in a week.
The Handover. When you need one specific person - a physio who will not upsell you, someone who has rebuilt the same engine - the request travels through men you have actually met, and the men they have met, and comes back as an introduction.
What Brosky is not
- Not a dating app. There is no swiping and no matching.
- Not a networking app. There is no searchable directory of people.
- No profile grid to browse. What you browse is a seat in a session, not a person.
- No wall, no feed and no follower counts.
How a week works
You post the thing you already do every week, or ask for a seat in someone else's. The host picks, you turn up, and afterwards you both confirm it happened. Next week it is on again, with the same men. That repetition is the whole idea: friendships between adult men rarely start from one great conversation. They grow from turning up to the same thing, again and again.
See how a week runs, step by step.
Men only, and how that is kept true
Every account passes a one-time camera check at sign-up. The photo is checked once and discarded; no face template or biometric identifier is kept. Report and block are on every profile and in every chat. More on safety and reporting.
Questions people ask
Is Brosky a dating app?
No. Brosky is for friendship between men: doing things together, regularly, with the same men. There is no swiping, no matching and no profile grid.
Is Brosky free?
Yes. Brosky is free on the App Store and Google Play, and nothing inside the app is for sale.
Is Brosky only for men?
Yes. Every account passes a one-time camera check at sign-up. The photo is checked once and discarded; no face template or biometric identifier is kept.
How do you spell Brosky?
Brosky, with a y. Search for Brosky on the App Store or Google Play, or go to brosky.app.
Who makes Brosky?
Brosky is made by OVDEVEL LLC, a company registered in Georgia, and started in Tbilisi.