ClanCircle · The membership wrapper
Your family's Nigerian affairs, in one file room.
The plot file from 2026. Your mother's visit reports. The proof that the school fees landed. The stage reports from the house in the village. Today these live in four WhatsApp threads, two email accounts and one cousin's memory. ClanCircle is the room they should live in: one membership, one case list, every record your family has ever commissioned from NaijaClan, kept to evidentiary standard.
What Circle wraps
One dashboard, every service
Verify, Build Watch, Care, ClanPay and Inspect cases in a single chronological file per family — status drawn from the case system itself, never from a label someone typed.
Family seats, scoped
Siblings can share a parent's care file; co-funders can share a build file. Seats are role-scoped: a relative who may see payment proofs does not automatically see a parent's health readings — the parent's own sharing settings decide, because the record is about them.
The archive
Reports are never edited after issue; corrections are new versions, linked, with the original preserved. In ten years, the file will still show what was known, when, and on what evidence — the document a family dispute, a probate question, or a resale will one day need.
Member pricing where it exists
Verified errands run at $49 inside Circle against $79 standalone; pack and tier pricing is as published on the pricing page.
The honest line
Circle is a wrapper, not a product.
It is priced only over services that are live, and it opens when they do. There is no standalone membership to buy today, and this page carries no membership price — because inventing one ahead of the services it wraps would be exactly the kind of claim this company exists to refuse.