Tyler Wease

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I’m the founder of The Social Circle, a platform built to give people more control over how they connect and share. Instead of forcing everything into one feed, I’m building separate “worlds” for different types of content while still keeping everything connected. I come from a background in customer service, tech repair, and hands-on trades, and I’ve always been drawn to solving real problems. Right now, my focus is building something meaningful, growing it from the ground up, and creating a space where people can connect without feeling buried or ignored.

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Are people tired of needing 5–10 apps to represent one online identity?

Something I ve been thinking about while building The Social Circle:

A lot of people do not just use one social platform anymore.

They use one app for quick thoughts.
One for photos.
One for videos.
One for gaming.
One for live content.
One for community.
One for messaging.
One for links.

At some point, your online identity starts to feel scattered.

What would make you comfortable posting on a new social platform?

One of the biggest ideas behind The Social Circle is that not every type of post belongs in one mixed feed.

The platform separates content into different worlds: deeper posts, quick updates, photos, gaming, and video, while Home Feed keeps everything connected.

I d love to hear from people checking it out:

Does that structure make the product easier to understand, or does it feel like too many spaces at first?

2mo ago

The Social Circle - Social media, separated by what you share.

The Social Circle is a live website/PWA rebuilt around separate social worlds instead of one mixed feed. Home Feed connects Social Circle, Social Lite, Gamers Circle, Circle Snap, and Circle Vision, so deeper posts, quick updates, photos, gaming, and video each have their own space. This launch also includes rebuilt worlds, redesigned profiles, and public-facing profiles so users can shape different parts of their online identity without everything being forced into one stream
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