Catch up on the parents group
"What do I need to bring tomorrow?"
Your assistant reads the messages you shared and pulls the details together, even if you never scrolled through the group.
The kindergarten changed pickup time, work is waiting for an answer and the family is trying to plan Friday. Circles connects the chats you choose to your AI assistant, so it is easy to find what was agreed and see what is still waiting for you.
Works with your personal WhatsApp and your existing number, and with Instinct, Claude Code, Codex and other assistants.
Tomorrow ends at 12:30. Please bring a change of shirt 🙂
I'll pick up from kindergarten tomorrow. Can you stop by the pharmacy?
Kindergarten ends at 12:30 and Michal is picking up. Pack a spare shirt and stop by the pharmacy.
In the kindergarten parents group at 10:42 and in Michal's message at 11:06. These chats are made up for the demo.
The parents group, a message from a friend, a plumber you are scheduling and sometimes a customer of your small business. It all lands in one place, usually while you are in the middle of something.
You keep using WhatsApp as usual. Your assistant gets access only to the chats you picked, and helps make sense of what is in them.
"What do I need to bring tomorrow?"
Your assistant reads the messages you shared and pulls the details together, even if you never scrolled through the group.
"What time did the technician say he'd come?"
Find the arrangement in the chat, even if it was in a voice note, and jump back to the original message to check.
"What did I promise to send Danny this week?"
Work chats and small-business chats can join too. You choose what to open to the assistant.
Circles connects your chats to the assistant you choose. Your assistant does the summaries and the tasks.
Circles works with the assistant you already use. Pick it, connect it once, and ask it the way you always do. It reads only the chats you opened.
What did the parents' group decide about tomorrow?
circles · catch_up
Early pickup at 12:30, and Dana is bringing a cake. Pack a change of clothes.
Parents' group · 23 new messages · 1 voice note transcribed
To connect: Tap "Connect Instinct" in Circles and send the message WhatsApp opens. No key to copy. The Instinct guide
Find the plumber's and the electrician's quotes and compare them
circles · documents · get_media
The plumber can start Sunday at 8, materials included. The electrician is free only next week, materials on you. Both give a year's warranty.
2 PDFs · Renovation group
To connect: Add Circles' address as a custom connector in Claude, then approve on Circles' page. The Claude guide
What did Mom say in this morning's voice note?
circles · catch_up
She's coming Friday at 11, bringing the big pot, and asks whether she should buy challah or you will.
Mom · voice note 2:04 · transcribed
To connect: Add Circles' address as a custom connector in ChatGPT, then approve on Circles' page. The ChatGPT guide
What did the client say in the group about the form bug?
circles · search · get_media
Yossi wrote yesterday at 18:12 that the send button doesn't respond in Safari on iPhone, with a screenshot. Starting from src/form.tsx.
Client group · 1 screenshot
To connect: Make a token in Circles and run one claude mcp add command. The Claude Code guide
Sum up what we decided with the client this week
circles · activity · catch_up
Three decisions: the home page ships Thursday, the green stays, and the form becomes two steps. Price is still open.
Client group · 41 messages since Sunday
To connect: Add an MCP server in Codex with Circles' address, then approve on Circles' page. The Codex guide
Where does the error the client sent in the group come from?
circles · get_media
From the screenshot: a TypeError in checkout.ts line 88. The price is empty when the cart is empty.
Client group · screenshot from this morning
To connect: Make a token in Circles and paste the block Circles writes into mcp.json. The Cursor guide
Who is still waiting for an answer from me?
circles · activity
Three: the technician, who asked when tomorrow suits you. Ronit from the building committee. And the work group, about the deck.
3 chats with an open question
To connect: Make a token in Circles and add Circles as a remote MCP server. The Grok guide
Approve the connection under "Linked devices" in your regular WhatsApp. A code on your phone or a QR on your computer. Same number as always.
Open only the chats you want. Everything else stays closed, and does not exist for the assistant.
Instinct connects with one tap and no key. Claude and Codex connect with one address and an approval. That's it.
Open the kindergarten group and keep the chat with your friend closed.
A closed chat never shows up for the assistant, not in lists, search or answers. Change permissions or disconnect an assistant at any time.
Sending is off until you turn it on, chat by chat, with a daily cap. Everything the assistant does is in the log.
What the parents' group decided, who's waiting on you, what to bring tomorrow. No scrolling. Your personal AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Instinct and more) reads only what you choose.
This is what you keep if you cancel, at no cost.
Switch to Starter any time with one WhatsApp message.
Bring a friend: you both get two free weeks. They get 4 weeks of Pro free, and you get two free weeks for every friend who joins.
Yes. Circles links to your regular WhatsApp as a linked device. You need no WhatsApp Business account and no second number.
Yes. You keep writing, receiving messages and talking in groups as usual. Group members see no change.
Circles connects WhatsApp to the assistant or agent you choose, like Instinct, Claude Code or Codex. The assistant does the summarizing and the tasks, and it is paid for separately.
On Pro, yes, in the chats you open for sending, with a daily cap. Start with read only. On Free and Starter, your assistant only reads.
Any connection other than the official WhatsApp app is outside Meta's terms, and no one can promise there will be no disconnects or blocks. We do what is in our hands: read by default, a daily send cap, a dedicated IP address for every customer, and no broadcasts.
Yes. Every Circles customer connects to WhatsApp through a dedicated IP address, used by nobody else. Everything goes through it: messages, media and the connection itself. So your account never shares an address with other accounts, or their risk. To WhatsApp it looks like one person connecting.
Send one WhatsApp message to the Circles number. During the trial nothing is charged. On a paid plan you keep it until the end of the period you paid for, then move to Free.
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