Features designed for deep conversations
Every feature serves one goal: helping people share openly and truly understand each other.
Person-centric display
Each friend's complete answers to a Round, presented as a whole.
- See each person's complete thought process across all questions
- Complete thoughts, not scattered fragments
- Understand each person more fully
Private friend circles
A safe space that encourages sharing genuine thoughts.
- Only circle members can see each other's answers
- Protected at the database level by Row Level Security
- Create multiple circles for different topics
Rich text answers
Express your thoughts with a full-featured editor.
- Headings, lists, quotes, and more
- Add images to your answers
- Real-time preview while editing
Real-time interaction
Keep the conversation going on your friends' answers.
- Like to show appreciation and support
- Comment to continue the conversation
- Reply to comments to build a thread
Gentle real-time updates
Real-time notifications that don't interrupt your reading.
- New answers don't immediately insert into the list
- A gentle notice lets you choose when to view them
- Your reading is never interrupted
History review
Revisit past conversations worth keeping.
- Browse every past Round
- Filter by time or circle
- Relive precious memories and thoughts
Use cases
RoundQ fits any situation that calls for deep conversation.
Reconnect with old friends
Reconnect with friends you haven't seen in years, learn about each other's current life and changes through thoughtful questions.
“If you could choose again, what would you do differently?”
Get to know new friends
Quickly build trust with new acquaintances, understand each other's values and interests through open-ended questions.
“What have you been thinking about lately?”
Team building
Company teams or club members deepen understanding through Q&A, enhancing team cohesion and trust.
“What are your biggest strengths and challenges in the team?”
Family connection
Share things that are usually hard to say with family members, promoting understanding and communication.
“What's one thing you're most grateful for about your family?”
Start with your first circle
Create a circle, write your first Round of questions, and invite friends to answer.