Circles
Style is better talked through. Circles are real-time chat spaces built into Stylipedia — open on every page, or private with just the people you trust.
A reference is a conversation waiting to happen.
What's a Circle?
A Circle is a chat, built for style. Every wiki page comes with a public Street — an always-on conversation anyone can join to talk about that look, era, or aesthetic.
Want something more personal? Start a private Circle. Scope it to a wiki page to talk shop with a smaller group, or spin up a standalone Circle for a project, a crew, or a running conversation that has nothing to do with any one page.
How Circles work
Streets: open chat on every page
Every wiki page has a public Street — an open chat where anyone can talk about that style, ask questions, and swap references in real time.
Private Circles, your terms
Start a private Circle scoped to a wiki page, or a standalone Circle with no page attached at all — just you and the people you invite.
Invites and roles
Invite people by username or email. Assign Owner, Editor, or Viewer roles so the right people can moderate, post, or just follow along.
Built for real conversation
@mentions, emoji reactions, reply threads, link previews, and photo/video attachments — Circles chat feels like the messaging apps you already use.
Never lose the thread
Read receipts, unread badges, and offline-member email notifications keep everyone caught up without digging through a feed.
Moderation built in
Report or remove a message, mute a member — every Circle owner and moderator has the tools to keep their space on-topic and respectful.
