Privacy first
Your data belongs to you. Circles will never see or sell your information, and minimizes data exposure by default.
Circles is an inclusive, privacy-first cycle tracking app for all FLINTA* and those close to them. Shared tracking is available for any and every kind of relationship constellation.
Your data belongs to you. Circles will never see or sell your information, and minimizes data exposure by default.
Centered around your needs, not just your data.
Circles welcomes any and every kind of relationship constellation.
Core commitments
Your body is not our data.
You are in control of what you share with whom, on each step of the way.
Period leaks are normal - data leaks are not.
We minimize data exposure by default and treat your sensitive information with the utmost care.
Circles is a space for all types of relationships.
Circles has been developed to accomodate all the different ways that people care for one another.
Care is collective.
Although our pain may be personal, it should not have to be carried alone.
Why Circles
In a post-Roe world, the sharing of personal information can have consequences that go far beyond targeted ads. Circles was designed with the belief that your body belongs to you, and so does your data.
Capture physical and emptional symptoms, changes throughout your cycle phases, and what support you need from thos around you.
Understand trends like your energy levels over time.
Invite roommates, friends, partners, or your (chosen) family to receive only the information you intentionally share. Care is a give and take.
Collective care
Tracking together means caring together. Let us frame mutual support for what it is: not a favour, but part of healthy relationships.
Set your boundaries with care and hoose exactly what others can see and cannot see
Circles provides multiple color themes
A privacy-first approach keeps your data anonymized and secure
No third-party tracking or data mining
Your data, your rules
End-to-end encrypted sharing with the people you choose
When we share our experiences with one another, we make them visible. We should not be expected to carry all of it alone in a system that does not acknowledge our lived experiences.