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🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Friends and groups

For friends and groups: where are we meeting? and who's paying for what

One circle for your lifelong crew, another for the summer trip. The midpoint so nobody argues about where to meet, the shared pot so nobody argues about money at the end, and a game for the boring waits in between.

FreeIndependent circlesShared potOne Stroke
A photo album tied shut with twine and dried flowers

What's going on, and what Mi Estela does about it

From worry to peace of mind

"Everyone's coming from a different place and nobody can decide"

The midpoint: tap the faces of whoever's coming and Mi Estela suggests named spots halfway between everyone, based on what you're in the mood for.

"By the end of the trip nobody knows who owes what"

The shared pot: in three taps you log who paid for what, and Estela tells you who owes how much to whom. Not a single euro actually passes through the app.

"Follow me, I'm on my way"

Live sharing: you generate a link and whoever opens it can see you in their browser for a while (30 min, 1 hour…), even if they don't have Mi Estela. When it expires, they simply stop seeing you.

"We're bored waiting around"

A game for the boring waits, crafted like a little gem: One Stroke—connect the numbers without lifting your finger. With its own modes (today's challenge, the trail, connect your people, maze) and The Knot.

What you'll actually use

Midpoint

3 per month for free; unlimited with Premium.

How it works →

Shared pot

Who paid for what—no arguing at the end.

Live sharing by link

For someone outside the circle, just for a while. You choose how long it lasts and you can cut it anytime.

Multiple circles

Each circle is independent: what you share in one isn't visible in another.

One Stroke

Mi Estela's game for the boring waits. Playing is also a way of taking care of yourself.

Life

The thread of memories and moments from the circle: all the trip photos, together.

Honestly

What Mi Estela doesn't do

  • No rankings, no "who's gone out the most."
  • Nobody can add you to a circle without your say-so.

Real screenshots

What it looks like inside

The map with your people: their faces, battery, and since when
The map with your people: their faces, battery, and since when
Life: your today, the thread, and the week
Life: your today, the thread, and the week

The screenshots are from the app in Spanish; the interface is in your language if your phone is set to it (see the note below).

We answer your questions

Frequently asked questions

How many people can be in a circle?

As many as you want, and you can have as many circles as you want. Free.

Does everyone need the app to meet up?

For the midpoint and the shared pot, yes (they're inside the circle). For someone outside to see where you are for a bit, a link is all they need.

Your people, close. Even when they're far away.

Download it free, invite someone, and discover your own way of staying close.

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