Lunches and coffees with colleagues
Employees share the windows they are free, send one invite, and the other person taps a slot. Time and place are settled without a single email thread.
Team lunches, client dinners, new-hire coffees: everyone agrees they matter, and everyone dreads organising them. The back-and-forth steals focus, so they get postponed and the connection never happens. Circleup removes that workload. Your teams can start with the app today, and we're looking for a launch partner to build the business features with.
per employee per year spent organising meetings, time that produces nothing by itself.
Doodle, State of Meetings Report
higher profits linked to doubling the share of employees with a close friend at work.
Gallup
more cooperative behaviour in teams that eat together vs. teams that dine solo.
Cornell University, Kniffin et al.
The Circleup app is free on iOS and Android. No contract, no setup project: employees download it and start organising lunches and client meetings.
Employees share the windows they are free, send one invite, and the other person taps a slot. Time and place are settled without a single email thread.
Set a meeting rhythm per client, for example every quarter, and Circleup nudges you with a ready-to-send invite when it is time. Accounts stop going quiet.
Circleup's AI agent phones the restaurant and books the table, in Switzerland, Germany and Austria. Guests, including clients, don't need the app.
How it works →Works with Google and Microsoft Outlook calendars. Only approved free/busy windows are shared, never calendar contents. App data is hosted in the EU.
Calendar sync & privacy →These are the business use cases we hear about most. They are not available yet. We want to design them together with a first partner company, around its real needs.
Coffees and lunches between new joiners and the colleagues they should know, across the org chart, not just their desk neighbours.
Regular lunches between people from different teams, so knowledge and trust move across the company.
When a lunch falls through, find a colleague who is free right now instead of eating alone at the desk.
Simple ways for HR or team leads to roll Circleup out and see whether connections are actually happening, without seeing private calendars.
We're looking for a first company to build Circleup for Business with. You don't buy a finished product. You pilot the app with a team and help decide what gets built next.
Tell us about your company and the connection challenge you'd like to solve. We'll get back to you within one business day.
A ready-to-use questionnaire for HR leaders: measure how connected your employees really are, where lunches and relationships break down, and what it's costing you. 10 questions, white-label PDF, results you can act on.
Not as a separate product yet. Teams can already use the free Circleup app for colleague lunches, client meetings and AI restaurant booking. Business features such as new-hire integration and lunch matching are what we want to build together with our first launch partner.
Yes. Circleup is free on iOS and Android. Employees connect their Google or Microsoft Outlook calendar, share the windows they are free and send invites. The people they invite, including external clients, can respond in the browser without the app.
A launch partner pilots Circleup with a team, tells us where organising lunches and meetings breaks down, and co-designs the business features with our product team in Zurich. You shape the product around your real use cases instead of adapting to a finished one.
Companies that care about how well their people are connected, for example with many new hires, several departments or locations, or client-facing teams, and that want to pilot something new with a small group first.
Only the free/busy windows people choose to share are visible, never calendar contents. App data is hosted in the EU, and Circleup is aligned with GDPR and the Swiss nFADP. For restaurant bookings, only the booker's name and phone number go to the restaurant.
In Switzerland, Germany and Austria, at restaurants marked "Direct booking available" in the app.