One tap to ask. One tap to answer. Circlez turns your people into a one-tap network — stick a tag on the door, press a button, and get a real answer back. No group chat required.
Free to start · No ads, ever · Invite your circle with one link
You asked one thing. It's now buried under 47 messages, two memes, and somebody's lunch photo. Circlez asks with buttons — so answering takes less effort than ignoring.
Household, family, the group you actually rely on. Share one link or QR — they're in. No accounts to create, no numbers to collect.
Stick a 30¢ smart tag on the door, the fridge, the chore. Add a home-screen button. Or just say it to Siri. Every button asks or tells your circle something.
Questions arrive as buttons on the lock screen. Tap to answer — first answer wins, everyone sees it's handled. Nobody types anything.
Real scenes from real households. Every one of these is a sticker, a widget, or a single tap.
Visitor taps the tag by the door. You get Let them in? / Not now — at your desk, at the gym, anywhere.
HouseholdsKid taps the tag when the bins are out. You tap Verified from the sofa. Allowance disputes: over.
ParentsTap the fridge magnet on the way in. The whole circle knows. Nobody had to ask, nobody had to answer.
EveryoneThis shirt or that one? Offer on the car? Send a two-button question to your crew and get taps back in seconds.
FriendsOne tap: "Leaving now." One tap back: "Ready." The entire school-run conversation, wordless.
ParentsGran taps one big friendly button each morning: "I'm OK." Miss a day and the circle knows to call. Dignity intact.
Families"Rent sent?" gets buttons, not silence. Tag on the washing machine: tap when it's free. Passive-aggressive notes, retired.
Roommates"Who's driving Thursday?" — first tap claims it, everyone else stands down. The fairest system ever built from one button.
Team parentsNo feed. Nothing to scroll.
No typing. Answers are taps.
No guilt. First answer wins — then everyone's free.
No digging. Works straight from the lock screen.
No ads. Your family is not a product.
No hub required. A 30¢ sticker is the smart home now.
Two-way is never paywalled. Asking and answering is the product — not the upsell.
The opposite. Chat is a river — everything flows past, and questions drown. Circlez has no feed and no thread. It's a question, its buttons, and its answer. When it's answered, it's done, and everyone can see it's done.
Nothing. Phones alone work — buttons live on the home screen, the lock screen, and Siri. The smart tags are optional and cost about 30 cents each online; stick them wherever a question lives: the front door, the fridge, the laundry machine.
Yes — iPhone and Android, same circles, mixed households welcome. Android actually does the tag-tap trick natively, no extra app needed.
No ads, no data sales, no location tracking. A question is delivered, answered, and that's the record. You choose to share where you are ("I'm at the office"); the app never takes it. Delete your circle and it's gone.
Circlez is built on the same delivery engine that powers iotpush, the notification platform developers use for deploy approvals and on-call alerts. Same reliable pipes — this time carrying "who's getting the pizza?"
The first Circlez buttons already work on the phone in your hand — no app needed yet.
iPhone buttons → Android buttons →Early circles get the founder tag pack — free stickers for the door, the fridge, and one wildcard.