Not a social network
No feed, public profiles, audience or people catalogue.
Encounters at the right moment
Bend chance, just a little.
Some important encounters are never planned. Flechis makes these unlikely intersections visible before they disappear.
No feed. No public profiles. Only openings you choose.
In your own words
Simply create an opening.
Say where you will be, when you are free and what you feel like doing. Flechis looks for the convergences.
“I’m having lunch near the CHUM on Tuesday. Something simple, maybe pho. I’m open to my extended circle.”
“Anyone up for coffee and a conversation about AI near Embarcadero this afternoon?”
“I’ll be in London from March 12 to 16. If someone from my extended network is nearby, I’d be happy to do something.”
How it works
One opening, a few conditions, one possibility.
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Express an opening
Naturally describe a place, a time, an intention and the reach you are comfortable with.
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Flechis looks for convergence
Place, time, intention and trust paths are compared discreetly.
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An intersection is proposed
It appears only when the conditions are relevant and authorized in both directions.
Quiet by design
Most of the time, nothing happens. That’s normal.
Flechis is not trying to multiply encounters. It looks for the ones chance would probably have let slip away.
A chosen network
Trust opens paths, never a directory.
You build your network and privately choose how far each connection’s judgment may allow an introduction to travel. Flechis never exposes the connections of your connections.
Explore the trust model-
Voluntary relationships
Every connection begins with an accepted invitation. -
Private assessments
No public score, global reputation or notification. -
Reciprocal reach
Both trust paths must allow the encounter. -
You stay in control
Accept, ignore, adjust or block silently.
A different logic
What Flechis is not.
Not a dating app
Flechis does not decide who you should form a relationship with.
Not a tracking system
Your movements and availability are always declared voluntarily.
Not an engagement machine
Silence is a perfectly acceptable result.
One opportunity at a time
Fewer interactions. More chances to notice the ones that could matter.
Start with one small opening and a few people you already trust.