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For hosts

You might already have a room.

Maybe you have a community.

Maybe you know ten people who should meet.

Maybe there's a conversation you keep having.

Maybe you've been meaning to build something around it.

Social Circle helps you turn that into a curated offline experience. You define the room and choose who is in it; we take the parts you don’t want to do.

How hosting works

  1. 01Define

    What is this room about, and who is it for?

  2. 02Shape

    What happens inside it, and what the room is expected to bring.

  3. 03Curate

    Choose who belongs. This part stays yours — it is the craft.

  4. 04Host

    Run the conversation. We run everything around it.

  5. 05Earn

    You're paid on tickets.

  6. 06Repeat

    Turn a one-off idea into a recurring room or a series.

What we take off you

Hosting should be about the room, not the logistics.

Guests
Discovery, distribution, and the application flow that fills your room.
Curation
Applications in one place, with the choosing left to you.
The setting
Venue, catering, vendors, décor — sourced and managed.
On the day
A hosting kit and operational support so you can be present.
Money
Ticketing and payments, so you aren't chasing transfers.
Afterwards
Reputation and repeat, so a room that works can run again.

These sit around the marketplace to make hosting easy — they are not the business. Parts of this are live today and parts are being built; the application below is read by a person either way, and we’ll be straight with you about which is which.

Start your room

Tell us about the room you’d open.

This is the first draft of your room, not a lead form. The idea matters more than your CV — be specific about who would be in it.

You

Whichever shows your world better.

The people who already come when you call.

Your room

One or two sentences. The room, not the event.

Be specific enough that someone could tell whether it's them.

The practical part
What would you want us to take off your hands?

A person reads this. You’ll hear back either way.