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Choose a 15, 30 or 60-minute private call and tell us whether you prefer audio or video.
A Geyvak experience
The Retro Reva
Call Line
A private, paid call for conversation, creative companionship, cultural stories and a little old-cinema sparkle—held with care, boundaries and genuine presence.
Simple, private, clear
How the Call Line works
This is an appointment-led service, not a premium-rate phone number. Your time, format and payment are confirmed before a call begins.
Receive details
Geyvak replies with available times and a secure payment request. Nothing is charged without your approval.
Meet with care
At the agreed time, connect through your confirmed call link or number. No recordings. No surprises.
Launch booking fees
Choose your little pocket of time
All sessions are one-to-one. Fees are in Australian dollars and are confirmed before your booking is finalised.
15 minutes
The First Hello
A$19
A gentle introduction for a quick check-in, a question, or a first shared moment.
Book this session30 minutes
Chai, Cinema & Company
A$39
Space to talk, play with an idea, unspool a story or simply share good company.
Book this session60 minutes
The Salon
A$75
Unhurried creative companionship for deeper conversation, ideas, art and reflection.
Book this sessionRequest a private appointment
Let the first note be yours.
Complete this short request and your email app will open with the details ready to send. Geyvak will reply with availability, a confirmed format and payment details.
Use a name and email you are comfortable sharing.
Choose audio or video; the exact platform is agreed before the call.
A booking is confirmed only after availability and payment are agreed.
Care and boundaries
The Retro Reva Call Line is for respectful adult conversation and creative companionship. It does not provide counselling, medical care, legal advice, emergency assistance, sexually explicit services or support for situations involving immediate danger. If you are in crisis in Australia, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14; if you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.