A Room. An encounter. A reason to return.
Circuit is a society that lives across the city. Rooms give members somewhere to gather, and their participation helps shape where they go next.
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Bring your Room into Circuit
Set up or claim your Room. Publish accurate dates, access and details, then submit it for review. Approved public Rooms can be discovered by members.
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Welcome people when they arrive
Use a Card or Block as a tap point, or the supported Host check-in flow. A phone reads the hardware; Circuit records the visit.
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Become part of their Circuit
A member's visit can carry your Room into their Circuit. Alongside the people they meet, it becomes part of the social world they choose to keep.
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Give them somewhere to go next
Keep your next date current. With Pro, send permitted follow-ups to your own guests and offer privileges around their participation.
Signal helps members find what comes next.
A Room worth returning to. An invitation. Somewhere shared by a Connection.
Signal is shaped by the member's Circuit and preferences. Hosts contribute Rooms and opportunities, not paid instructions about what every member must see.
One Society. Different ways to gather.
Rooms
The places and gatherings where members meet throughout the year.
Circles
Smaller, curated gatherings that help members get to know one another through a shared activity.
Balls
Seasonal occasions for dinner, dancing and the life of Society.
Your Room can remain exactly the kind of gathering you want to host. Joining Circuit does not require you to produce a Circle or Ball.
The trust boundary
Portable identity. Scoped visibility. Aggregate federation.
Circuit holds a richer record than any single participant is permitted to see. Permissions are a product feature, not a reporting preference. That is how presence can compound across a network without becoming a public location history.
Organisers see a person’s relationship to their own community, never another organiser’s guest list.
Venues see what is appropriate to the Rooms they operate, and building-wide patterns across the rest.
Institutions: An institution receives aggregate network intelligence by default; member-level external connection is member-initiated, explicit, purpose-specific and revocable.
Other members: A Card tap reveals only what the owner chose to share. Raw attendance history is never automatically public.