rub·ber·duck·ing  /ˈrʌbə dʌkɪŋ/  verb — explaining a problem out loud until the answer shows up

Talk it through with someone who'll listen.

A small registry for our group. List the topics you can be a sounding board on, and the ones where you want to test an idea by talking it through. Then invite someone to a virtual coffee.

A video call: a woman in a headset laughing, and a rubber duck in headphones labelled Rubber Duck Consultant.

How it works

No email yet. Invites reach people through a morning digest in our Skool group, which @mentions whoever has one waiting.

Join

Use the group's invite code and pick an alias. Later versions turn the alias into an email address or booking link.

Add topics

Single words. Type a sentence and we'll suggest tags. List as many as you like.

Invite

Pick a topic, pick a listener. They can say no, no reason needed.

Talk, then tap

Sort the time in a Skool DM. Aim for 20 minutes. After the call, you both tap "we talked" and the scoreboard moves.

The pond

Every topic someone can listen on or wants to talk about. Bigger means more listeners. Click a topic to see who's there and send an invite.

people listening wanted, nobody listening yet

Who's here

Aliases only. Skool names stay private until someone accepts your invite.

duckaliaslistens onwants to ideate around

Live feed

Every registration, new topic, invite and call.