Private by design, not by setting
Your location leaves your phone sealed for the one person who asked. LOOP's server passes it on without being able to read it, and keeps no copy. There's no account to hack, no location history to leak, and nothing to sell.


Encryption, simply
- Keys are made on your phone
Each phone makes its own key pair. The private half never leaves it.
- Your location is sealed
Sealed with the asker's public key (P-256 and AES-256-GCM).
- Only their phone opens it
LOOP's server passes the sealed message on and keeps nothing.
No sign-up
Just a private LOOP ID. No phone number, no email, no password.
Nothing in the background
LOOP wakes only when someone asks, takes one reading and stops.
End-to-end encrypted
Sealed on your phone for the person who asked. Even our server can't read it.
You see every look
Every share leaves a receipt, and your privacy log keeps them all.
Side by side
What the server keeps
Never collected
- Phone number
- Contacts
- Photos
- Messages
- Advertising ID
- Location history
Your controls
Pause all sharing
One switch declines every request.
Approximate location
Share an area of about 1 km, per person.
Privacy log
Every look, with who and when.
Block or remove
Anyone, at any time.
Battery level
Turn it off if you'd rather not share it.
Delete my Loop
Erases your ID, keys and server record.