Serkle started from a simple idea: the people who matter to us deserve better than a contact list. On Serkle, you place them around you, on one circle, and you meet people nearby who love what you love.
It isn't an app you spend hours on. A few minutes a day is enough: the rest of the time, go see your people for real.
Serkle is a map of your people. You're in the middle. Around you, the people in your life, from closest to farthest, sorted your way: family, friends, college, soccer, work… Your circle is private: only you can see it.
Tell us what you love: hiking, pottery, jazz… Serkle shows you people nearby who share your interests, starting with those you have friends in common with. Your interests never show on your profile.
No feed to scroll, no ads, and we never sell your data. Serkle takes a few minutes: the rest of the time, go see your people.
Your circle, your categories and your notes are visible only to you. When you add someone, they never see where you placed them. Your people's numbers are encrypted, and Serkle never contacts them. Members aged 15 to 17 get extra protection.
Serkle is free, with no limit on contacts.
Serkle+ costs $24 a year ($16 for students) and gives you more power over your own circle:
Never an edge over others: no better ranking, no extra visibility.
Serkle is published by Valguani, operated by Sacha Ghnassia.
A question, an idea? Write to us at support@serkle.me.
