A Course
A structured program you work through lesson by lesson — a complete, sequenced curriculum you study at your own pace.
Circles
Train together. Keep the practice going.
Circles bring instructors and practitioners together around an art, a course, or a shared practice — with discussions, training resources, events and community in one place.
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Circle host
Welcome — post your practice questions here and share how the training is going this week.
Members reply, ask questions and train together.
One place to train together
Course vs Circle
Two ways to learn — and they work together.
A Course and a Circle do different jobs. One gives you structured instruction; the other gives you a living space to keep practising.
A Circle
The community around an art, instructor or shared practice — a place to discuss, train, ask questions, attend events and continue learning with others.
Courses give you structured instruction. Circles give you a place to keep the practice going.
Inside a Circle
Everything a Circle brings together
A Circle is built for training and learning around a shared practice — not a generic social feed. Depending on how the host sets it up, a Circle can bring together:
Discover and join the conversation
Find Circles by teacher, art or practice, then join the discussions — ask questions, share your training, and reply with posts, comments and @mentions.
Media where the plan allows
Share and watch training clips and images within discussions, where the Circle's plan supports it.
Classroom modules and lessons
Work through the Circle's Classroom — modules and lessons the host organizes to guide your practice.
Member and Premium resources
Reach the resources the host has opened to members, and — where a Circle offers Premium access — unlock its Premium lessons and resources.
Events
See what's on and register for the events a host runs inside the Circle.
The members and the host
See who else trains in the Circle and who hosts it — and keep the practice going between lessons, with others on the same path.
Members can unlock a Circle's Premium lessons and resources where it offers Premium access.
For creators
Build your own Circle
Circles are their own creator ecosystem. Bring your teaching and practice together in one space, with your own identity and branding throughout.
A member community
Create a Circle and build a member community, publishing discussions your members read, reply to and start.
Classroom modules and lessons
Organize a Classroom of modules and lessons, and offer both member resources and Premium content in one place.
Events
Bring your members together with events, right inside the Circle.
Manage members and visibility
Manage your members and control public or private visibility where your creator plan permits.
Premium membership
Offer Premium membership where enabled — with member resources and Premium content living side by side.
Your own identity
Use your own creator identity and branding within the Circle — it's your space, built around your teaching.
Offer free access, member resources and Premium content within your Circle.
Start a Circle
Create a Circle for free.
Create a Circle for free and build a space around your teaching or practice.
Starting a Circle is genuinely free — set up your space, open discussions, and bring your members together at no cost to begin.
As your Circle grows, a creator plan unlocks more — a Classroom of lessons, events, private visibility and Premium membership — the tools to run a fuller teaching community around your practice.
Exact plan limits and what each creator plan unlocks live on the pricing and plan pages.
Questions
Circles, explained
What a Circle is — and how it works.
A Circle is the community around an art, instructor or shared practice — a place to discuss, train, ask questions, attend events and keep learning with others. Inside a Circle you'll find discussions, a Classroom of lessons, events, a members area, and the host.
A Course is a structured program you work through lesson by lesson. A Circle is the living space around a practice — for discussion, training and community. Courses give you structured instruction; Circles give you a place to keep the practice going.
Many Circles are free to join, and Circles can also offer Premium membership that unlocks Premium lessons and resources. Whether a Circle is free or Premium is shown on the Circle itself.
Yes. You can create a Circle for free and start building your community with discussions and members. Creator plans unlock a Classroom of lessons, events, private visibility and Premium capabilities. Circle creators are their own ecosystem, teaching under their own identity and branding.
Yes. A Circle's Classroom holds modules and lessons the host organizes, alongside member resources and — where a Circle offers Premium access — Premium lessons and resources.
Yes. A Circle can offer Premium membership, which unlocks its Premium lessons and resources for members who subscribe. A single Circle can offer free access, member resources and Premium content together.
Yes. Hosts on a creator plan can schedule events for their Circle, and members can register and join from the Circle's Events.
Find your Circle — or start one.
Join the discussion, train alongside others, and keep the practice going — or build a Circle of your own.