Circles
See how your social world connects
Map out your social circle, understand the groups around you and join new circles built around shared people, interests and experiences.
Your social world, mapped
Start with the people already around you
Circles begin with what you already have. Circulure helps you place the people in your life into groups that reflect how you actually spend time with them.
The people already in your world
Add the friends, family, colleagues and connections you already have so your social map reflects real life, not a follower list.
How they connect
Circulure quietly surfaces overlaps — shared Guilds, shared Adventures, mutual friends — so you can see the shape of your social world.
The groups you belong to
Everyone lives inside several circles at once — work, hobbies, family, city. See them side by side instead of tangled together.
Understand the circles around you
See patterns you'd otherwise miss
A map isn't useful without meaning. Circulure quietly highlights the shape of your relationships so you can see where energy naturally clusters.
Overlapping groups
Notice when two circles share more people than you realised — often where new friendships start.
Shared interests
See which circles cluster around similar activities, so you know where to invite people for what.
Local context
Circles are city-aware, so you can tell who's actually nearby versus far away.
Who you're closest to
Highlight the people you actually want to hear from, without ranking everyone else.
Join new circles
Grow your world without cold-starting
Once your existing circles are in place, joining new ones is the easiest way to widen who you spend time with — while still feeling grounded.
Interest-based circles
Join circles built around cycling, cooking, reading, board games — whatever you actually spend time on.
Community circles
Circles connected to Guilds, neighbourhoods and local scenes give you a way in without cold-starting.
Friend-of-a-friend circles
See circles where you already know someone, so joining doesn't feel like walking into a room of strangers.
Discover shared connections
Find people through the people you trust
Circles turn 'a friend of a friend' from a vague idea into a clear starting point. See who overlaps between the people you already know and the ones you're just meeting.
Mutual context, at a glance
When you look at a member's profile, you can see the circles you share — the Guilds you're both in, the friends you have in common, the Adventures you've both joined.
A softer way to reach out
Reaching out is easier when there's context. Circles give you a natural reason to say hello — "we're both in the same reading Guild" beats a blank message.
Stay in control of visibility
Your circles, your rules
Circles are personal by default. You decide what stays private, what's shared with friends and what other members can see.
You choose who sees your map
Circles are your view of your world. Decide what's visible to friends, connections or nobody at all.
Private by default
Adding someone to a personal circle doesn't tell them or anyone else. You control what you share.
Leave or hide anytime
Circles bend to your life. Leave a shared circle, mute updates, or hide one from your view without deleting it.
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Map out your social circle and join new ones
Start with the people already in your world, then discover the circles that could belong in it next.