THE EXPERIENCE
YOUR NIGHT.
Everything that reaches you before the night, and everything waiting inside it: the pass, the guest profiles, the seven chairs, the floor map and a deck of questions you will probably never need.
SEVEN CHAIRS.NO ORDER.
Tap a chair to see where it sits. None of them is yours and none of them is anybody else’s. They are simply the seven places on the floor where people tend to end up.
CHAIR ZONES ARE SET BY THE VENUE · NOBODY IS SEATED AT ANY OF THEM
ONE EMAIL.TWO THINGS.
The pass itself and, a week before the night, a PDF introducing the people you are going to meet: occupation, age and a short paragraph about each of them. The night before, you get to see who else is coming. None of it is ever made public.
THE PASS
Your name on the door list. On your phone or printed; both work.
THE INTRODUCTIONS PDF
Sent a week before the night: occupation, age and a short paragraph about each person. Read it on the way in, or don’t read it at all.
NOTHING ELSE
No group chat, no app to install, no notifications. Two attachments and a date.
WHEREEVERYTHING IS.
Hover or tap a zone. Every venue is different, but this is the shape they all share, and you are free to be in any part of it at any point in the night.
IF IT GOESQUIET.
A small deck sits by the bar and on every chair, face down. Most people never touch it. It is there so that a silence is a choice rather than a problem.
AND AFTERWARDS
THE AFTERGLOW.
The morning after, the night comes back to you as a short, private record: where you ended up, what you said you would remember, and the connections that turned out to be mutual.
SEE THE AFTERGLOW