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Circles.Life adds AI-powered events feature to app

‘Discover’ recommends events based on user preference.

Circles.Life has unveiled a new events and digital lifestyle feature to its mobile app called Discover that enables users to explore trending events in Singapore, according to a media release.

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Discover allows users to explore interesting events based on their interests in what it claims is the first such event platform in Singapore. Given its AI capabilities, Discover gets ‘smarter’ in recommending events that users are most likely to go based on their profiles the more it is used.

“Two years after the launch of what is now the leading no-contract mobile service in Singapore, we are taking a step further. Discover is the first AI-powered product outside our core mobile service. It is available for all users inside the Circles.Life app!” Rameez Ansar, Co-Founder of Circles.Life said in a statement.

Users can also share the events on social media and invite their friends. A feature that allows ticket purchases directly on the app will be rolled out in the near future.

The feature is available for everyone including users who are not Circles.Life mobile customers.

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