You do not need one
sey is played with a crochet sack, a rolled sock, a beanbag or a soft toy. That is not a compromise — it is how the sport is designed, and it is how it will be played at recess, where nobody has bought anything.
What it adds
- Soft enough to catch one-handed, heavy enough not to drift outdoors.
- Visible against grass and against a classroom floor.
- Made to survive being dropped several hundred times a week.
Where this is up to
Honestly: early. There is no prototype in hand, no tooling, no certification and no date. It sits behind the app in Factory 333’s queue, and the sport’s own schedule moved out a year.
When there is a ball to order, it will be sold by Factory 333 directly — at the one checkout that already exists, not from a second cart here.
One maker, one merchant of record, one place returns go.
Reserve a place
Reserving costs nothing and commits nothing. No card, no charge, no price. It records that you want one, and one verified way to reach you when there is something real to say.
Reserving is for adults. A ball is something bought for a circle; it is not something a circle needs.
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Reserved.
What is stored
The address you just verified, and the fact that you asked for a ball. That is the whole record.
Nothing from the app is here. Names, voices and photographs are written to the phone that recorded them and have never left it.
Removing the reservation leaves the account itself, which is what the app on this site uses. It is a different account from any you hold on seysays.org or 333.eco — different sites, separate sign-ins. Sign out, or delete the account itself.
Go and play
Three people and something soft to throw. That is the whole requirement, and it was the whole requirement before this page existed.