Stop planning the same hangout in six different apps.

Circles gives every friend group one place to pick a time, choose what to do, lock it in, and settle up after.

See the product flow Why group-first?

From “we should” to “we did.”

A concept of how one dinner plan moves from a loose idea to a settled expense without losing the group along the way.

Concept screen for a persistent friend group with an active dinner plan
01 Start with your circle
Concept screen comparing the group's availability
02 Find the overlap
Concept screen showing a complete plan option that works for the group
03 Pick a complete plan
Concept screen for splitting and settling event expenses
04 Settle up afterward

The whole plan, in three moves.

1

Throw out an idea

Start as vaguely as “dinner this weekend?” Your circle can add times, places, preferences, and limits.

2

Let Circles connect the dots

Availability, votes, budgets, and distance become a few complete options the whole group can actually make.

3

Lock it in, keep it together

The chosen plan becomes the event hub, then keeps expenses and memories in the circle’s history.

Your people stay.
Plans come and go.

Roommates, classmates, old friends, trip crews—each circle keeps its people, ideas, past plans, and shared context. The next plan starts smarter because the group does not start over.

6 people

Friday crew

3saved ideas
1active plan
8past events
Dinner this weekend?Best overlap: Friday after 7

Private constraints stay private.

A budget or location limit can shape the group’s options without becoming a message everyone sees. AI helps with the coordination; clear rules stay in charge of hard constraints.

Minimum contextOnly the information needed to compare feasible plans.

Clear controlsMembers choose what is shared with the circle.

Explainable optionsThe group can see why a suggested plan works.

Circles is coming soon.

One home for the people you keep making plans with.