Support guide
Use Circles
Invite support with clear audience, purpose, and follow-up.
- 5 min
- trusted support
- Choose one Circle and one support intent
Circles are relationship rooms for chosen support. They keep who is involved, what they can see, and what happens next visible.
Use a Circle when support needs context: one trusted person, a small group, an event, your Private Circle, or Logit Social for signed-in support. System notices appear in your Private Circle. Person-origin updates stay with the person, group, or event they belong to whenever possible.
When you create an account, Logit automatically starts with two Circles: a Private Circle just for you, plus a Logit Social support Circle. Logit Social is kept as a protected connection so support, bugs, and feature requests always have a signed-in place to go.
Use This When
- You want someone to witness, remind, or follow up.
- A shared moment needs a clear room.
- You want support without public pressure.
What Stays Private
A Circle does not expose your whole journal. Only selected context you choose to share belongs there. If you tag a person in a private journal event, Logit can show that event in your private overlay journal for that person, but the tagged person cannot see it unless you explicitly share that event with them or a Circle.
One Thing To Do Now
Choose one Circle and one intent: witness, remind, follow up, plan, or keep quiet.
Circle Flow
In short: identify the need, choose the Circle, check who can see it, name the intent, then share selected context or keep it private.
Inside a Circle message, type # to reference another Circle you can see. Logit adds a private in-app link to that Circle; it does not create a public hashtag or make the linked Circle visible to people who cannot already access it.
Circle Types
| Circle | Use it for | Boundary | | --- | --- | --- | | Private Circle | Private reminders, personal follow-up, system notices, and notes to yourself. | Only you. | | One-person Circle | Private support with one trusted person. | Clear purpose and consent. | | Group Circle | Small selected support. | Members can see shared context. | | Event Circle | Planning, updates, journals, and follow-through for shared time. | Keep event details separate from unrelated tasks. | | Logit Social | Support, bugs, feature requests, account help, and official support follow-up. | Reply in thread when you need help. |
When To Step Back
Mute, leave, block, report, or contact support when a Circle no longer feels useful or safe.
Why This Matters
Connection works best when support is specific and private life is not turned into content.
Related Concepts
- Circle
- Audience
- Witness
- Follow-up
Related Areas
- Connect
- Reflect
- Self
Related Life Rings
Related Features
- Circle conversations
- Events
- Private Circle notices
- Logit Social
- Sharing controls
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to use Circles?
No. Private reflection is enough when support is not needed.
What if someone pressures me to share?
Keep the note private and use mute, block, report, or support controls if needed.
Can Circle members see my private journal?
No. Relationship notes are private unless a sharing flow clearly says otherwise.
Can I use photos, GIFs, or emojis in a Circle?
Yes, when they belong with the Circle audience. Do not share someone else's private context without permission.
What is Logit Social for?
Logit Social is the signed-in Circle for support, bugs, feature requests, account help, and official follow-up. It cannot be assigned to your tasks, goals, or habits, and it cannot be made accountable for your actions.