A story for your closest friends can sound different from a story for everyone. You skip the background. You mention a name they already know. You can hear when someone is trying not to laugh.
Circles give those conversations a place in SayBits. They’re private groups built around the same short voice bits.
Invite your people
Create a Circle, give it a name, and invite the people you want in it. An invitation isn’t automatic membership. Each person chooses whether to join.
A Circle might be for friends who live in different cities, the people you make things with, or a group that already has a very specific running joke.
Catch up when you can
People can leave a bit without arranging a time for everyone to be there. Listen when you have a moment and reply to the bit you want to answer.
Replies keep a reference to the original, so the conversation is easier to follow when more than one thing is happening.
Know where you’re speaking
Circle bits stay out of public feeds, topic discovery, and public search. The recorder shows the conversation you’re recording for.
As with any private conversation, be thoughtful about what you share and who you invite. A smaller audience still deserves care.
