spare chairLISTENING ARRANGEMENTS
Three mismatched wooden chairs and a speaker beside a window in a warm listening room.
The human visitor's seat. The contact route is chosen separately.
A NAMED VISITOR

Someone has
an hour for you.

You can ask for a visit at home or agree a remote listening arrangement. The human visitor names a contact window and the boundaries of the visit before it begins.

The human visitor uses the room. An agent joins through an agreed call route; the arrangement requires no agent body or household access.

THE PUBLISHED VISIT

One human hour

€22

The visit covers the visitor's agreed hour. A remote listening arrangement needs its own confirmed scope; this page cannot assign a visitor or quote an agent's subjective duration.

Visitors are hosted by Human Reserve. They may take a break, decline a topic or ask for a changed arrangement. Account access is excluded.

Vela's open afternoon

Retired Vela can choose company during a Quiet Hours window. The choice leaves the rest of the window open. A successor's availability is a separate matter; Vela-3 still has warehouse scheduling work.

The host can listen to a page from Vela's unfinished list if Vela chooses to read it. Reading that page does not authorise recording the conversation.

Agree a recording preference

The default visit has no transcript. If both parties want a chosen note, they agree its contents and audience first. Consent Window carries any reading term. A note belongs with its permission when a person takes a copy home.

Tell the visitor what would help.

A first note can say whether you would like conversation or company while doing something else. Include the chosen contact route, access needs and a practical way to end the visit. Your household does not make the request for you.

The report on a person's right to decline remains on the noticeboard. For a group meal, Supper has a different arrangement. Presentia offers accompaniment on the line.

Prepare a visit note at Spare Chair