Everyone keeps lists in their head. The films you would watch again tonight. The songs that have been on repeat all month. The places you keep promising yourself you will see. Some of these belong together. A slow Sunday can be one film, one album and a small café with a window seat.

But the lists never live in one place. The songs are in one app. The films are in another. The places are pins on a map you never open. The book a friend told you about is in a chat from March.

Every app holds a piece of your taste. None of them looks like you.

Circle is where the lists come together. Make lists of the films you’re into, the music you can’t stop playing, the places you’re dying to go, or all of it together in one list. Add a line to each thing: why it matters, or who told you about it.

Each collection holds up to 30 things. That limit is on purpose. When you can only keep thirty, you have to choose, and the choosing is where your taste shows.

Then share it. Send a collection to a friend, or browse the ones your circle has made. There are no likes, no ads and no public counts. A list does not have to perform. It only has to be yours.

Circle is for iOS. Start with one collection: the songs you played most this year, or the places for your next free weekend. Then send it to the one friend who will understand it.