The interactive social boundaries tool you know from iOS and Android is being rebuilt as a modern web app. No download required — just open your browser and teach.
The curriculum is available now — the web app is coming soon
We're rebuilding the Circles App from the ground up as a browser-based tool — faster, more accessible, and no app store required.
Desktop, tablet, or phone — no download, no app store, no updates to manage.
Modern interface with guided animations, voiceover narration, and video modeling built in.
Fun, inclusive emoji characters that students create and place on the circles graph.
Student work saves automatically. Pick up right where you left off next session.
Audio guides students through each ring — no reading required.
Students use anonymous PINs. No names, emails, or personal data collected.
The new Circles App adapts to how your students learn best.
A guided, ring-by-ring walkthrough with voiceover narration and video animations showing appropriate behaviors for each circle.
Students drag and drop people onto the circles graph. Create custom people with emoji avatars. Positions save automatically.
A quiz that shuffles placed people and asks students to tap the correct ring. Instant feedback and score tracking.
Students place themselves at the center of seven concentric rings. Each ring represents a level of social closeness — from "just me" at the center to strangers on the outside.
Every ring has clear rules for touch, conversation, and trust. The visual model turns abstract social concepts into something concrete that students remember and apply in real life.
Harvard-validated and classroom-tested since 1983 across all 50 states.
Used by teachers, therapists, and parents across all 50 states for over 40 years.
The Circles App is the interactive companion to the Circles video curriculum — available now on Stanfield.
Simplified language and playful activities for elementary classrooms.
The core curriculum — personal space, types of touch, rules for each circle.
Dating, healthy relationships, consent, and complex social situations.