Your circle

Nobody gets in unless you let them in

Someone already inside sends you an invitation, and you're connected with them. Your circle is the people you have a chat with, and it grows like in real life: person to person, always with your permission.

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Connected

Everything you need to know.

Invitations, not sign-ups

No form, no number, no email. You get a link, choose your name and you're connected. The link expires on its own and works only once.

Introductions with a double yes

Want two people in your circle to meet? Introduce them. Each one sees the other's card, and only if both accept are they connected. A no is never passed on: it simply expires.

No one sees your circle

You see your contacts and which of them know each other. But no one sees your circle from outside, and you don't see anyone else's. Your contacts' contacts don't exist for you.

Disconnecting is final

If someone's no longer welcome, you disconnect: the chat disappears for both of you and that person can't write to you again until you invite them back.

Questions about your circle.

What if no one has invited me?

Ask whoever told you about keepasa for one. It's this way on purpose: if anyone could get in on their own, so could strangers.

How many people can my circle have?

As many as you like. But keepasa is made for your people, not for collecting contacts: each person is in because you, or someone you trust, let them in.