Rings

Find your
Ring.

A Ring is a place for people with a shared interest, values or intention. It can be a small group, a large community, a project or a learning space — public, private, community or member.

Public RingPrivate RingCommunity Ring
What a Ring is

Why it works better together.

1

A Ring is a space where people come together around what connects them. You can follow what happens, contribute, discuss, plan events and build a community with its own rules and culture.

2

Rings hold content, people and Live together. Some are open to everyone, others are invite-only, and some are for members with paid access.

Ring types

Public, private, community and member.

Choose based on who the Ring is for and how open it should be.

01

Public Ring

An open space you can join and follow what happens inside.

02

Private Ring

For your group, friends or team — invited members only.

03

Community Ring

A living community with its own rules, events and discussions.

04

Member Ring

A paid space for your closest community and premium content.

05

Partner Ring

A space for a brand, project or creator with clear authorship and operator.

06

Themed Ring

Interests, learning, creation, spirituality, local communities and projects.

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See how it fits together.

This is not an isolated feature. It lives in one environment where people, content, community and the rest of RingsFlow connect.

RingsFlow

Public, private, community

Choose based on who the Ring is for and how open it should be.

Public Ring

Private Ring

Community Ring

Member Ring

RingsFlow

How it works.

A clear path from discovery to real use.

  1. 01

    Public Ring

    An open space you can join and follow what happens inside.

  2. 02

    Private Ring

    For your group, friends or team — invited members only.

  3. 03

    Community Ring

    A living community with its own rules, events and discussions.

  4. 04

    Member Ring

    A paid space for your closest community and premium content.

Trust is part of the product, not an add-on.

Rings hold content, people and Live together. Some are open to everyone, others are invite-only, and some are for members with paid access.

Public RingPrivate RingCommunity RingMember RingPartner Ring

RingsFlow ecosystem

One feature. One ecosystem.

RingsFlow connects its tools so you do not have to jump between separate services.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I be in several Rings? +

Yes. You can be a member of many Rings and each one feeds into your My world.

Are Rings public? +

It depends on the type. Public Rings are open, private ones are invite-only and member Rings are for members with paid access.

Can I create my own Ring? +

Yes. You create your own Ring and its settings in the RingsFlow app.

Who is this part of RingsFlow for? +

Choose based on who the Ring is for and how open it should be.

What does this connect with in RingsFlow? +

It connects especially with: Marketplace, Courses, Live, For creators.

Do I need a RingsFlow account? +

You need a RingsFlow account to use features inside the app. Public information on ringsflow.com can be viewed without signing in.

Find your circle. Find your flow.

Enter RingsFlow and join the Rings that move you forward.

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RingsFlow · Find your circle. Find your flow.