Private crews
No public feed. No strangers in your circle. Sharing never creates access.
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Two people decide to meet.
rad Peer Advisory Crew
Peace is not passive.
A personal operating system you run with people who know you.
Start alone. Share a code when you’re ready for company.
Weekly practice
Here’s how it works
The smallest crew is two people. You meet, tell the truth, and leave with one thing to carry.
01
Meet
A recurring conversation with people who know you.
02
Check in
Five honest numbers. Notes that make the number true.
03
Carry one thing
One concrete commitment until next time. Not a list.
Why crews stay
Do hard things with people who know you.
Peace is worth pursuing. Grace does not eliminate effort. Accountability is relational, not punitive.
Peace Index
Five honest numbers that start a conversation. They are never a grade of personal worth.
One thing forward
The week ends with a single concrete commitment. Depth over a list you will abandon.
A living rhythm
Meet weekly. Review monthly. Reset quarterly. Plan annually.
No pressure metrics
Gaps are time, not failure. There are no streaks, shame loops, or gamified scores.
Share a code
Start by yourself. When you want company, share your crew code. No gate. No waitlist.
Pricing
Free for a pair or three. Groups start at $5 a month.
Get together with one or two people you trust — that’s free. When you want a larger group, like a church or a men’s group, you pay $1 per person, with a five-person minimum.
Pair or trio
Free
Two or three people. No card. No seat limit tricks.
- Two or three people
- Private crew
- Weekly check-in
- One commitment forward
Group
$12/ month
12 people × $1. Groups bill for at least five, so it never starts below $5.
5 · $520 · $20100 · $100
- As many people as you need
- Multiple pairs under one group
- For churches, men’s groups, and teams
- $1 per person each month
- Billed for at least five people
From the practice
From people already in a crew
Early voices from private crews. No leaderboard. No public feed.
“We stopped collecting goals. We carry one thing. That change made the week honest.”
Mara
Pair with Eli · eight months
“The Peace Index is not a grade. It is the sentence we start with. Then we tell the truth about the number.”
Ben
Crew of three · founding pair
“Inviting our third was the first courageous action we actually scheduled. Honey stopped being a metaphor.”
Anj
Crew with Jake · weekly rhythm
Ready when you are
Start alone. Invite people when you’re ready.
No waitlist to get in. Create a crew of one, then share your code with the people who already know you.
Start a crewWant a note when we add more?
Optional. The practice is ready to start now.