​What is Arrayah?

​Arrayah is a place where you can just do things.
It’s a bunch of humans
who move into the same neighbourhood,
live together,
create things they’re obsessed with,
and celebrate the joy of real, human connection.

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What is the experience?

​Share a home with equally ambitious peers —
5 to 6 humans per home,
8 homes in one neighbourhood.
A village of momentum.

​We create spaces where you feel good and do great work.
Where health is built in by default:
morning workouts,
group hikes,
sunset meditations.

​Where dinner is shared,
conversations stretch late into the night,
and serendipity lives in the living room.

​And beneath it all:
structure that keeps you sharp,
weekly syncs and coaching to stay on track,
fireside chats to meet the person who might change everything.
And a demo day to show the world what you’re capable of.

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Who is it for?

​Arrayah brings together humans who are curious, kind, and high-agency, all building towards a brighter future.

humans who are creating things or want to create something.
builders, researchers, and creators making the world a better place.
in rare cases, we also consider people who are working a job.

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What is the cost of it?

​we sustain operations by charging for rent and organizing costs.
we do offer grants to the exceptional.
no equity exchange required.

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So why are we doing this?

​let’s take it from the top.

humans didn’t evolve in isolation.
we started in bands
small groups of 20–50, hunting,
surviving, building together.

then came villages
places where we raised kids side by side,
shared rituals,
and built the world, shoulder-to-shoulder.

now?
we live in cities.
massive labor markets.
places we move to not for people, but for opportunity.
but something got lost in translation.

​sooo there’s this guy — Robin Dunbar.
he’s an anthropologist who studied human social networks.
he found that we function best in layers of connection:

5 loved ones
15 close friends
50 good friends
150 meaningful relationships

​beyond that, it gets fuzzy.
modern cities break this structure.

​so what if we created a new kind of space?
a pocket of Australia
where people lived together for a month.
where neighbours aren’t just distant neighbours —
they are
launching startups,
painting murals,
prototyping wild ideas.

we’re not trying to recreate San Francisco.
the edge of SF was never just capital or talent.

it is energy.
it is momentum.
it is that feeling of:
“You can just do things.”

​and the wild thing is —
that ethos?
it’s portable.
you can drop it anywhere in the world.
because i believe that
talent is evenly distributed.

​places like Canva, Atlassian, and Linktree didn’t come from Silicon Valley. they were built here — in Australia.

​Arrayah is a living, breathing prototype
a neighbourhood of humans.
living together.
creating together.
sharing meals, code, paint, and midnight walks.

​it’s a space where serendipity is built in,
and execution is a default setting.
come join this movement and
create in the same postcode

our common values are high agency, intensity, ambition and kindness.
we believe if we take better care of the people creating,
we'll make our world more beautiful and vibrant than ever.

​much love,
akshat