From “I'm free”to “same time next week.”

Everything Circles by Timeicorn does, in the order you'd use it. Fewer messages, no chasing replies, and nobody has to ask “when works for everyone?”

Say you're free

Maya's free after work. One tap tells the friends she picks, and she sees who else is around.

“I'm free” in one tapNow, after work or tonight, for an hour or until a set time. It turns off on its own.
Say what you're up forCoffee, drinks, outdoors, games, or activities you add yourself.
Who's aroundFriends who are free now or later today, with a reply that says “I'm in”.
Your usual weekSet the times you're usually free or busy, or describe this week in a sentence.
Home-screen widgetsAndroid appAn “I'm free” button and a count of friends free later.

Bob and Carol are free Thursday evening too. Circles notices before anyone has to ask.

Perfect overlapWhen you and friends are all free at once, Circles points it out and suggests a plan.
Find a timeA week at a glance: who's free, who's busy and who hasn't shared. Tap a time to propose it.
Connect your calendarAndroid appBusy times from Google Calendar or your phone's calendar. Friends never see what's in it.
Share your free timeA link that shows when you're free, even to people who aren't on Circles.

Maya types the plan the way she'd text it, and checks the draft Circles fills in.

Type it insteadWrite it like a text and Circles fills in the plan. Friends' names are swapped out before the AI reads it.How Circles uses AI
Quick picksOr tap an activity and a time like Tonight or Sat, then choose who's invited.
Find the placeSearch for a spot, add notes like parking or what to bring, and share directions.
Vote on a timeNot sure when? Add a few options, let friends vote, then lock in the winner.
No account to startMake the plan first. Circles asks you to sign up when you send it.

She drops the link in the group chat. Dev isn't on Circles and says he's going anyway.

RSVP from the linkAnyone can answer from their browser with no app or account, or suggest another time.
QR codesEvery plan and profile has one, for sharing in person.
Plus-onesFriends on Circles who RSVP can bring up to three guests.
Add friends your wayAn invite link, your QR code or an exact @username. Nobody can browse for you.

The crew picks the bar and sorts out who brings what, without a forty-message thread.

Plan threadsVote on places and times, claim things to bring, then lock it in.
CirclesGroups like “Trivia crew”, each with its own chat, members and Find a time.
The Planning tabYour chats with friends and Circles, with active plans at the top.
One page per planWho's going, where to meet, heads-up notes and a discussion.

It was fun, so now it's every Thursday. Circles checks who's still in each week.

Plans that repeatWeekly, every two weeks or monthly. Skip a date or move one without starting over.
“Still on?”After each date, regulars get a quick check for the next one.
Nudge who hasn't repliedAs the host, remind invited friends with one tap, at most once a day.
Reminders you controlPlan reminders, a daily digest and a week-ahead summary, each one optional.
People you metAn optional prompt afterwards to add new people. It's off until you turn it on.

Privacy settings start strict, and you decide who sees what.

You pick who sees each thingEvery status, plan and free time has its own audience: your inner circle, one of your Circles or all your friends.
No location trackingCircles never asks for your location.
Friends' details stay out of AIThe AI reads only the words you type, with friends' names swapped out.How Circles uses AI
Block anyoneBlocked people never see your plans, even from a link.
Your data, your callDownload everything Circles has on you, or delete your account, at any time.

Android appAndroid appEverything, plus notifications, widgets and calendar connections. Coming to Google Play.
Any web browserIncluding Safari on iPhone. On the web, updates show in your Activity tab.