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CIRCUIT ROOMS

Join a network of people who show up.

Circuit is a society that lives across the city. Members meet through Rooms, form connections and find their way back to people and places they want to know again.

Bring your gathering into Circuit. Welcome members with a tap, become part of their Circuit and give them a reason to return.

Start with a Card or Block. Core attendance is free. Add Pro when you need more.

Be discovered. Welcome members. Bring people back.

Be discovered

Bring your Room into Circuit's growing London network. Once approved and published, it can be discovered by members looking for somewhere worth going.

Welcome members

Give people a place to tap in. Recognise first visits, familiar faces and the regulars who are becoming part of your Room.

Bring people back

A visit can become part of a member's Circuit. Keep your next gathering up to date. Add Pro for follow-ups and privileges that give guests a reason to return.

Your Room. Part of something larger.

A screening, a supper club, a run, a workshop or a night people keep coming back to.

A Circuit Room keeps its own name, Host and character. It becomes a place within a wider Society, connected by the people who show up.

See how a Circuit Room works

A small thing at the door. A reason to meet again.

Use a Circuit Card when your Room moves with you. Place a Block where guests arrive. Their phones read the tap point and open the check-in.

Hosts can also check in members using their Member Cards. The methods differ. The Room keeps one attendance record.

Explore the Card · Explore the Block

The physical system
Member CardPortable person identityCommunity CardPortable surface for a room or communityBlockFixed surface for a place or roomPhoneThe reader, and the programmer

Cards travel. Blocks stay put.

For Society members. And everyone else you welcome.

Guests do not have to belong to Circuit to attend your Room or use its check-in. Record attendance, recognise people who return and keep your existing guest relationships.

Attending a Room does not automatically make someone a member. Joining Circuit begins with an introduction.

CIRCUIT PRO

Make the next visit easier to happen.

Welcome a first-timer. Invite familiar faces back. Offer a privilege to the people who keep showing up.

Circuit Pro adds follow-ups, invitations to your own guests, Unlocks and insights to help you care for the life around your Room.

See Circuit Pro

There is more than one way to host Society.

Give Circuit a place to gather.

Welcome members through the Rooms in your venue. Support the people who host them and see which gatherings bring guests back.

For venues

Play a part in Society.

Host a Room, support a Circle or become a Patron. Contribute an experience, a place or a privilege worth showing up for.

For Hosts & Patrons

Your Room’s relationships stay yours.

Circuit helps you recognise the people who attend your Room. It does not give you a directory of Society or a record of where members go elsewhere.

Members control their Connections and preferences. Hosts keep their own guest relationships.

Portable identity. Scoped visibility. Aggregate federation.

MembersMembers carry one identity across the network.OrganisersOrganisers see their own community.InstitutionsInstitutions receive aggregate evidence by default.Card tapsSomeone tapping a member’s Card sees only what that member chose to share. A Community Card you program for your room gives you presence in your room, and nothing about anywhere else that person goes. Raw attendance history is never automatically public, and connecting Circuit to any outside account is always the member’s explicit, revocable choice.

Have a Room people should know about?

Bring it into Circuit. Start with a Card or Block and a gathering worth returning to.