Demand first.
Then a night.
Nobody bothers an event guest on a maybe. Fans put their name down for free; only once enough people are waiting is the event guest approached — and it is their call how the two hours run.
Every event guest has a demand figure — a percentage. It is how close an appearance with them is to being possible, and it goes up as people register interest. Each kind of evening has its own figure, so a cocktail night and a masterclass fill up separately.
You do not need an account to look, and you do not need one to register interest — an email address is enough, and you confirm it by clicking a link we send you.
Registering interest is not a booking, is not a ticket,is not a promise that an event will happen, and costs you nothing— nobody is charged. It is a show of hands. You can also write a question you’d like answered on the night.
When the figure reaches 100%, enough interest is here for the event guest to be approached. That is all it means. It does not mean they have agreed, it does not mean an event exists, there are no tickets, no places are on offer and nobody has booked.
Only when the event guest says yes does it become an event — and that is the moment you see a date, a kind of night and a price.
Approached at last, the event guest chooses one of four kinds of event — and you’re told which before you buy.
Itinerary
The standard running order — a short intro film, Q&A, acted scenes with fans, and a final stretch of live follow-ups.
Games night
Bingo, Pictionary, trivia, acting games and more — the event guest picks the games they like and ranks them, so their favourites run longest.
Free
Their own two hours, done however they like.
Cocktails
Fans invent an original cocktail; the event guest picks a winner and makes it live on the night while the winner talks them through it — and gets to name it after them.
Seats open, and the board says which kind of night it is. You buy a voucher — which you can gift to a friend — then redeem it in the app: your name, whether you’ll be on camera, the house rules, and whether you’d like to act in a scene.
You save one link and keep it — a camera-and-mic check runs on it the day before, and the same link opens the session on the night. The event guest’s intro film plays once they’re in the green room, which starts the two-hour clock. Then it runs to whichever night they chose, ending with a final quarter-hour of live questions from the chat.
As the session wraps, the event guest steps back to the green room and is paid within about a minute, with a note to their phone confirming it. That promise — paid the moment it’s over — is the whole point.