Find your way around Friendspace.

Choose a personal or business profile, reserve your unique Friendspace URL, confirm that you are at least 18, and verify the email link before signing in.

Your member account is your main identity. Artist tools manage music and fans. Creator tools manage Friendspace Live. If you have more than one, use the workspace switcher to move between them without creating duplicate profiles.

Add a recognizable photo, header, biography, location, interests, and privacy choices. Your public URL uses your reserved username, such as friendspace.io/yourname.

Switch among the feed views to focus on your Full Circle, Inner Circle, music, creators, or the wider Friendspace community. Use Feed Choices in Settings to hide business, media, music, or creator sources you do not want in your main feed.

Open the post composer, write your update, choose an audience, and attach one supported media type. Use mentions to bring someone into the conversation and Communities to publish in a shared space.

Full Circle is your broader connection network. Inner Circle is for closer sharing. Choose the intended audience before posting and review your circle membership from your profile.

Use the Blog section on a profile for longer writing. Select an entry to open the focused reading view, react, and join its conversation. Blog entries remain separate from ordinary profile posts.

Messages collect private conversations. Notifications show connection requests, reactions, comments, mentions, and updates. Control which alerts you receive in Settings.

Open Artist Studio, enter your public artist name, type, genre, location, biography, rights confirmation, and artwork. Your artist workspace remains separate from your member profile.

Create a single or album, upload supported audio, add titles and release information, and preview the public page before publishing. Only upload music and artwork you have the right to share.

Use artist posts, photos, EchoStories, messages, listening parties, and notifications. Your Artist Console summarizes plays, followers, rankings, and recent activity.

Choose open, request, invite, or limited access; explain what supporters receive; then review requests and membership from Artist Studio.

Choose your page name, unique handle, creator roles, biography, and visual identity. After setup, use Identity & Page in Creator Hub to edit the saved page rather than creating another one.

Use Creator Hub to group episodes into shows, upload longer videos, publish short clips, save drafts, and preview how each item will appear publicly.

Schedule or start a live event from Live Events. Confirm your title and audience, test audio and video, and use the live conversation tools to stay connected with viewers.

Audience shows followers and returning participation. Analytics summarizes public performance while withholding small demographic groups to protect privacy. Monetization tools will be introduced gradually during Beta.

Browse Communities, open a space that matches your interests, review its guidelines, and join. Community posts, events, media, and conversations stay connected to that shared purpose.

Choose a clear name, description, location or topic, privacy level, and guidelines. Owners and moderators can review membership, invitations, events, reported activity, and community safety actions.

Settings includes profile visibility, search visibility, connection requests, messaging permissions, online status, circle counts, notifications, blocks, and mutes.

Use the Report option attached to content, messages, or profiles for safety concerns. For a technical problem with Friendspace itself, use the Beta issue form below.

Use a unique password, verify your email, review security activity, and sign out of devices you do not recognize. Friendspace staff will never ask for your personal account password.