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About Circles - Stay Close

Your relationships live in circles: the family you grew up with, the close friends who know you, the work colleagues you've built something with, the community you've chosen. Circles lets you organize people by how you know them, set a gentle cadence for each group, and reach out before life drifts in between. WHAT CIRCLES DOES - Group people into circles you define — Family, Close Friends, Work, Church, Book Club, whatever matters - Set a rhythm: how often you want to stay in touch with each group - Get a quiet daily nudge when someone needs a check-in - Remember birthdays, stories, and what to ask them next time - Tap call or text directly from their profile WHAT CIRCLES DOESN'T DO - No account. No sign-up. Nothing uploaded. - No ads. No notifications asking you to rate the app. - No posting, no social graph, no "who viewed your profile." Your people stay on your phone. Your relationships stay yours.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated May 1, 2026

More flexibility with connections

App privacy

The developer, Village Practices LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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