Cirqls

A Cirql is a private group — a walled garden for sharing posts, comments, polls, events, and media with specific people. Every Cirql is invite-only. When you create one, you choose its privacy level.

Trusted Cirql

Tip

Best for: Family, close friends, and small groups where you know everyone personally.

• Only the owner and co-owners can invite new members
• Regular members cannot invite anyone
• Members can be promoted to Co-Owner for shared management
• The owner is the only person who can delete the Cirql

Removal permissions:

• Owner can remove anyone
• Co-Owners can remove regular members (not the owner or other co-owners)
• Regular members cannot remove anyone

Extended Cirql

Note

Best for: Work teams, broader communities, and friend networks that grow organically.

• Any member can invite new people
• The group can expand beyond your direct connections
• Members can only remove people they personally invited
• The owner can remove anyone

Key Differences at a Glance

	Trusted	Extended
Who can invite?	Owner & co-owners only	Any member
Who can remove?	Owner & co-owners	Owner + the person’s inviter
Growth model	Controlled, owner-managed	Organic, community-driven
Best for	Inner circle, family	Teams, broader friend groups

Member Trust Levels

Each member in a Cirql has a trust level that affects how multi-posting works:

• Shared (default) — You must explicitly select this Cirql when posting to “All Cirqls”
• Trusted — This Cirql is auto-included in “All Cirqls” posts

Trust levels help you avoid accidentally sharing private content with Extended Cirqls when you intended to only post to your Trusted ones.