How to Sort People Into Circles

What circles there are

Family, children, relatives, friends, colleagues, neighbors, and others. Everyone who adds a memory notes their circle — that is, their relationship to the person. It takes a second but gives the memory page a great deal.

Why it's useful

Memories are grouped by circle, and the portrait of the person becomes rich: you can see how they were known at home, at work, around the neighborhood, in friendship. The same person is revealed differently across different circles, and together they form a complete picture.

Easy to read and filter

On the memory page, stories can be viewed by circle — for example, only colleagues' accounts or only the children's memories. This helps you not get lost when there are many memories, and lets you read the memory in the way that suits you.

The link to the family tree

Circles echo the family tree: close relatives mentioned in memories naturally fall into the genealogy. That way the memory of the person and their place in the family complement each other.

• Family, children, friends, colleagues, neighbors…
• A rich portrait from many sides.
• Filter stories by circle.
• Echoes the family tree.