Who you really are

Same ninety minutes. Two different mirrors.

Every door you choose says something about you. At the end, the room reads it back — gently if you came to play, seriously if you came to work. Which mirror you get depends only on why you walked in.

Five designation cards fanned out on a desk — The Fixer, The Heartbeat, The Ghost, The Wildcard and The Dreamer.
For fun

Your designation.

Who you were in the room — the part you quietly played for the people beside you. Mostly kind, always with a wink. You leave with it on a card: your character, its tagline, and your handler's signature in ink.

Fifteen to collect, from The Live Wire to The Ghost to The Dreamer. Made to be set on the table and screenshotted. "What did you get?" is rather the whole point.

An open portfolio on a dark walnut surface — a FRINGE team report laid out on cream stock.
For a team

Your FRINGE profile.

How your group actually decides under pressure — not what people say about themselves, but who stepped in, who held the line, and who only thought they were deciding. Six roles: Flip, Relay, Ignite, Nail, Grip, Edge.

Observed during your time in the room and posted a week later on cream stock. Descriptive, never evaluative. No leaderboards leave the room, because none are kept.

Prefer the lighter read? Teams can take a Designation home as well.

Not the same thing twice

One room. Two questions.

Your designation isn't a FRINGE role in disguise. They ask different things of the same ninety minutes.

Designation asks: who were you to be around?

A read on the person — your energy, your steadiness, the role you played for the people beside you. The fun read, handed over at the end on a card.

FRINGE asks: how did you decide together?

A read on the group — the deeper, more serious one. How a team moves a decision between six people under pressure. Posted a week later, for teams who came in for work.

Neither one is a score.

Nothing is graded. There's no right way to have been in the room, and nothing leaves it that you didn't choose to share. Same room, two different mirrors.

Before the doors open

Find out which one is yours.

The first room opens in Reading. Message the host on WhatsApp to join the waitlist, or talk to us about bringing a team in.