Family and circles

Everyone at the table, and the little tables too.

Your family is everybody you invite. Inside it, make smaller circles for the grandkids, the cousins or the siblings, and share with just them when that is the right room.

The family: The Hartwells, the invite code meadow-biscuit-1974 with Share the link and Copy the code, and six at the table.The family: The Hartwells, the invite code meadow-biscuit-1974 with Share the link and Copy the code, and six at the table.

Features / Family and circles

How it works

Family and circles, step by step.

  1. Open More and tap The Family.
  2. Bring somebody home: share the link, or copy your family’s invite code, such as meadow-biscuit-1974.
  3. See everyone at the table, with what they are to the family.
  4. Make a circle for part of the family: give it a name, say what it is for, and tick who is in it.
A new circle: a name, what it is for, and who is in it, ticked from the family.A new circle: a name, what it is for, and who is in it, ticked from the family.
What you see

The details that make it work.

  • One code for the whole family, and a new code any time you want one.
  • Circles such as the grandkids or the cousins, each with its own room in the feed.
  • The keeper can rename the family and remove someone’s access. What they shared stays with the family.
Why it matters

Made for a family, not a feed of strangers.

Join with a code

Your family gets a friendly invite code like peach-fable-1917. Text it, read it over the phone, done.

Smaller circles

Make a circle for part of the family and post to just that circle.

The family is in charge

The person who started the family can rename it, change the invite code, and remove someone’s access. What they shared stays with the family.

Questions

About Family and circles.

What happens if someone is removed?

Their access ends. What they shared with the family stays with the family.

Give your family a home.

Free, invite only, and on the web today. The iPhone app is in testing.