Members write a short reflection before seeing anyone else's, discuss it within strict spoiler boundaries, freeze sealed discussion snapshots, and follow up privately.
Experience private drafts, spoiler-boundary shielding, discussion snapshot freezing, and post-snapshot author withdrawal in real-time.
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RecallCircle enforces mathematical privacy and reflection memory guarantees without relying on trust.
Private drafts and published revisions use completely separate DTOs so broad API serializers never leak uncommitted drafts.
Prompts and replies beyond a member's confirmed reading window index are strictly masked across web views, webhooks, and email digests.
Edits never overwrite historical records; they append revision increments (Rev 2, Rev 3) pinned during the live discussion session.
If an author withdraws their reflection, frozen snapshots and export bundles immediately replace text with a withdrawn placeholder.
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Built for thoughtful book clubs, independent organizers, and literary communities.
For casual duos and small test reading pairs.
For adult nonfiction book clubs meeting regularly.
For multi-chapter reading societies & company book clubs.
For literary societies, libraries, and university circles.
Everything you need to know about RecallCircle's memory and privacy guarantees.
Never. Private drafts are stored in author-isolated models and explicitly filtered out of all facilitator and club endpoints. Only you can read or edit your draft until you click "Publish to Club".
No. RecallCircle stores only manual book metadata (title, author, optional ISBN) and chapter labels. We strictly exclude ebooks, full-text ingestion, or AI summaries of copyrighted works.
RecallCircle enforces author deletion rights. Frozen snapshots reference reflection identifiers rather than duplicating mutable text; if an author withdraws, the snapshot view automatically renders "[Withdrawn by Author]".
No. Follow-ups are personal 1-week reminders on self-chosen actions (e.g. "Did I set up my shutdown ritual?"). Facilitator endpoints reject any queries attempting to inspect member follow-up records.