Keep your circle close.
Game night for your friends. Every Saturday.
Cirlo is a free app of quick games with the friends you want to keep. New ones drop every Saturday.
Your group gets a Saturday.
Make a Group for your group chat, the one that went quiet. Every Saturday a few games drop for everyone at once. Answers stay hidden until the game closes, and the chat under each one stays open all week.
The week number on your Group counts the Saturdays you've played together.
Mind Meld
One word each. See who said the same thing.
Truth or bluff
One true, one made up. Can they tell?
Friend Lore
Questions only your group would know. Then guess who said it.
Rank it
Put four things in order and see how close you landed.
Hot seat
Send one friend a question. Nobody sees who asked.
Most likely to
Vote on who'd remember the tiny thing you said once.
Spotlight
Finish a line about a friend. Keep it kind.
Show and tell
One photo of where you are right now.
Hot take
Agree or disagree, then settle it in the chat.
Duo: games for just the two of you.
When you add a friend on Cirlo, your first game opens on its own. There's This or That, Guess my answer, Hot take duel, Mind Meld, Truth or bluff, Rank it and Show and tell. A new one every week. Change it any time if you'd both like less.
Nobody has to go first.
You both get the same game, and neither of you sees an answer until you've both played. Then it flips over and you've got something to talk about.
See your circle.
Everyone you care about sits on one screen, and the people you talk to most sit closest to you. Make circles that fit your life, like family or the book club.
If someone's gone a bit quiet, Cirlo points to one person, and it's usually a good time to say hi.
Your year, signed by your people.
Every month you get a recap of who you played with and the answers that got people talking. In December it turns into your Yearbook, and your friends can sign it, like the one you passed around at school. Here it is plain, and here it is with a note from Kofi.
Free. No feed. Nobody sees your circles.
Your circles live in your account. The only things that leave it are the ones you send.
Why I built Cirlo
At each transition point in my life, I've lost touch with people I was close to. That's not necessarily a bad thing. But they don't have to become strangers again.
I'm a big fan of games nights. They're fun and they bring people together.
So I built Cirlo to help us stay connected.
