Small circles · real meetups · steady growth
Learn new skills together, in person.
Join a circle of 4–10 people nearby who are learning the same thing. Meet every week, follow an 8-week roadmap, and get feedback that actually helps — whether you're 15 or 75.
7 active circles · 27 in-person check-ins so far
How it works
A course you take together — not another one-off event
Set a skill goal
Pick what you want to learn (and what you could teach). Set one 8-week goal.
Join a circle
4–10 people nearby at your level, meeting at a public venue.
Meet every week
A timed agenda, practice in pairs, and a guided live session.
Review & endorse
Endorse specific strengths. Reviews reveal after everyone submits.
Level up → teach
Peers verify your level-up. Then co-host a beginner circle.
Why it works
Built around what usually goes wrong
People flake on meetups
A release-by deadline and an automatic waitlist turn flakes into free spots. Reliability comes from real check-ins.
Meeting strangers feels unsafe
Public venues only, hide your last name, share your session with a trusted contact, one-tap private reporting.
Meetups don't add up
Every circle follows an 8-week roadmap with a personal goal, a practice log and peer-verified level-ups.
Online courses get abandoned
Someone is waiting for you every week. That's accountability no video course can give.
Star ratings say nothing
Endorse specific behaviours like “clear feedback”. No public scores on people, ever.
Organisers burn out
Roadmap and agenda templates, co-hosts, and learners who graduate into hosts.
Open now
Circles near you
Saturday Speakers
Public speaking · Beginner
Sat 10:00 · weekly · Indiranagar
Bridge: Phones & Recipes
Smartphone basics · Beginner · Bridge · teens & seniors
Sun 11:00 · weekly · Malleshwaram
Garden Club
Gardening · Beginner · Seniors
Tue 10:30 · weekly · Basavanagudi
Weekend Guitar
Guitar · Beginner
Sun 17:00 · weekly · Cubbon Park
UI Design Lab
UI design · Beginner
Wed 19:30 · weekly · Domlur
Spanish Café
Spanish · Beginner
Sun 11:00 · weekly · HSR Layout
One app, three modes
Designed for teens, adults and seniors
Mode is set from your date of birth, so safeguards can't be skipped. The core is the same — goal, circle, meet, review, level up.
Playful, safe, guardian-approved
Teen-only circles at libraries and youth centres. Weekly challenges and badges. Group chat only — no private messages with adults. Guardians see where and when, never chats.
Career skills, side skills, new friends
All adult circles, skill swaps, a shareable skill passport, and a path to co-hosting. Dark mode follows your phone.
Bigger text, simpler screens
Daytime clubs at community centres with step-free access shown upfront. Three big tabs, scam warnings, and “Club news” one story at a time.
Bridge circles: teens and seniors teach each other
Teens teach video calls, phone photos and online safety. Seniors teach cooking, gardening, music and local history. Public venue, a verified adult host, and guardian approval for every teen.
Live community feed
Progress, not popularity
- Finite — the last few days from your circles, then “You're all caught up — go practise.”
- No public like counts — reactions are Cheer and Give a tip.
- Every post leads to action — RSVP, answer, swap skills, log a rep.
- Safe by default — area shown, never exact venues.
New · Smart spending
“Should I buy this?”
Ask your circle — people who actually know the skill — before you buy that pro racket or new mic. Vote first, see results after. The final choice is always yours.
Smart spending
₹6,500Not spent because you asked your community first.
Skills
What will you learn?
Questions people ask
What is a circle?
A circle is a small group of 4–10 people learning the same skill. You meet in person on a regular rhythm — usually weekly — and follow an 8-week roadmap together, like a study group with a plan.
Does it cost anything?
Joining and taking part in circles is free. Circles meet at public partner venues like cafés, libraries and community centres.
Is it safe to meet strangers?
Circles only meet at public venues. You can hide your last name, share your session with a trusted contact, and report or block anyone privately. Your reliability score comes from real check-ins, not opinions.
Can teenagers join?
Yes, from age 13. Teens join teen-only circles at youth-friendly venues, a parent or guardian approves every circle, chat is group-only, and adult mentors are background-checked.
Is it suitable for older adults?
Yes. Senior mode has larger text, bigger buttons, simpler screens and daytime meetups with step-free access information shown upfront.
What does “Should I buy this?” do?
Before you spend money on gear for a new skill, you can ask your circle. They vote and advise — buy, wait or borrow — and you make the final choice. Money you don’t spend is added to your Smart spending total.
Your circle is waiting. First meetup this week?
Sign up in under a minute, pick a skill, and see matching circles near you.