Reclaiming Connection in the LGBTQIA+ Community 

Get Out didn’t start as a business idea — it started as a personal turning point.

After years of feeling disconnected — even in spaces that were meant to feel like home — I realised that something was missing. I wasn’t alone in that. More and more, I was hearing from people in our community who felt the same: tired of surface-level connections, exhausted by the scene, and unsure where to turn when they just needed real conversation, real friendship, or a reason to leave the house.

So I decided to build something different.

Not another dating app. Not another night out. But something that helps queer people find each other through shared purpose, shared experiences, and shared values. A platform that makes it easier to actually belong — whether you’re into team sports or art workshops, beach clean-ups or book clubs.

Since launching, Get Out has grown into more than just an idea — it's become a movement. We've built tools that connect people across states, spotlighted incredible queer initiatives, and created real moments of joy and connection along the way.

And we’re just getting started.

Whether you’ve just moved, are starting over, or simply want something more from your community — Get Out is here to help you feel less alone, and more like yourself.

We're building this together. And we'd love for you to be part of it.

"For a long time, I was chasing connection in all the wrong places — through drinking, dating apps, and trying to be whoever people needed me to be. But sobriety, movement, volunteering, and finding purpose taught me something simple: real connection doesn’t come from performance — it comes from presence. I started Get Out to build the kind of community I needed when I felt most alone — one where queer people can find each other through shared values, not just shared vices. Whether it’s through sport, art, service or just showing up, Get Out exists to help us find our people — and maybe, in the process, ourselves."

Brodie West

Founder | Get Out

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