Nothing close enough?
same people · same time · four weeks
Meet once.
Then again.
Small, recurring circles for people who want company without polished profiles, swiping, networking, or making a whole thing of it.
No feed. No follower count. No promise that strangers become best friends.
01—04
A small social protocol
- Pick a simple thingcoffee, a walk, sketching, lunch
- Keep it smallfour to eight people, nearby or online
- Repeat itsame time, same circle, four times
- Let it gocontinue together—or don’t
Private, not anonymous. One preferred name and short bio help people decide; they are shown only to signed-in people considering or sharing your circle.
Self-serve, not unmanaged. Anyone can start a circle. Everyone agrees to a few non-negotiable ground rules.
Built to be left. If your circle keeps meeting without this site, it worked.
nearby, ordinary, recurring
Open circles
start with one small circle
choose your search area
Where should we look?
Search a neighbourhood or city to see the closest open circles.
Looking for circles nearby…
Start small.
a useful boundary
This is not dating, networking, therapy, or an event marketplace.
It is a quiet way to make repeated contact possible. Organisers are peers, not counsellors. Meet in public or in a private online room, leave whenever you want, and trust discomfort early.