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What Circles share

Circles are private groups of up to 8. Members see only the name, icon, status, and streak of habits you choose to share. Never notes or mood.

2 min readUpdated October 10, 2026

What a Circle is

A small private group: friends, a partner, a household, a team. Up to 8 members. No public discovery, no free-text chat. People join only through your invite link or QR code, and you can revoke the link at any time.

What members see

Sharing is per habit and off by default. For each habit you share with a Circle, members see:

  • The habit's name and icon.
  • Today's status: done, not yet, skipped, or frozen.
  • The current streak.
  • Milestone events, like "12-day streak".

Members also see reactions and the preset nudges people send.

What members never see

  • Your notes or your mood.
  • Habits you have not shared, or which other Circles you are in.
  • Your email address.
  • History beyond today's status and the streak number.

Feed, reactions, nudges

The feed is made of automatic events only: check-ins on shared habits, milestones, and joins. Reactions are a fixed set of five. Nudges are preset messages ("You've got this", "Proud of you"), one per person per day, and anyone can mute a sender or a whole Circle.

Partner mode

A Circle of exactly two. You can set up shared habits that you both complete; the card shows both check-ins and a shared streak for the days you both did it.

Staying safe

From the member list you can report or block anyone. Owners can remove members and transfer ownership. Anyone can leave at any time, which stops sharing immediately. Reports go to a human.

Limits

Free: member of 1 Circle, which you can create. Pro: join as many as you like, create up to 5.