A circle is not a meeting. One voice at a time, a shared center, and the certainty of not being interrupted — that is what changes the room. Co-Intelligence Circle carries this old practice into video calls.

In a talking-stick circle, only the person holding the stick speaks. There is no jumping in, no talking over, no winning the floor. The circle chooses its order — sunwise, earthwise, or an open floor for a short brainstorm — and a gentle timer keeps each turn whole. People who never speak in meetings speak in circles.
Facilitators use circles for supervision and intervision, team retrospectives, councils, grief work, men's and women's circles, and classrooms. The method is old; the room is new.
Milo sits in the circle like anyone else and speaks only when the stick arrives — never in between. You write Milo's role yourself: a weaver who listens for threads between voices, a witness who speaks last and names what it noticed, a timekeeper who holds the container. Or something only your circle needs.
Milo is billed by the minute it is present (1 credits ≈ €0.05/min) and bows out gracefully when your credits run dry — the circle itself is never interrupted.
Each participant chooses the language they want to hear — the original voices stay present underneath. A German facilitator, a Portuguese coach and an English-speaking team can finally sit in one circle, each fully understanding, each fully understood.
Translation is billed per listening participant (1 credit/min) and switched on per person — you stay in control of the cost, with a live counter in the room.
Choose the flow, invite Milo if you wish, and light the fire.
Or a six-digit room code. Nothing to install — guests join free, no accounts.
Video is always included. Credits are only for Milo and translation.
Plans start free with 50 trial credits — enough for a first circle with Milo present for 50 minutes. Paid plans begin at €19/month.