Early access opens fall 2026

Someone says "soon." Loopin makes it Thursday.

Loopin lives inside the group chat you already have. Someone floats dinner this week — Loopin checks who's actually free, puts up three places your group would genuinely pick, runs a ten-second poll, and drops the invite once enough people say yes. Nobody has to be the organizer again.

9,300+ group chats on the waitlist · One launch email, nothing else

A group of friends laughing together over dinner — the hangout that finally happened

Works where your group chat already lives

iMessage

Discord

Slack

How it works

From "we should" to a calendar invite, without an organizer.

Two friends adding Loopin to their group chat on a phone

Add Loopin to the chat.

One link, one tap, in the chat you already have. No new app to download, no group migration, nothing to explain to the friend who still hasn't updated their phone.

A friend group at game night — the kind of plan Loopin remembers and suggests again

It hears "we should."

Someone floats dinner this week. Loopin quietly checks everyone's free/busy, remembers the group liked that Thai place on Wren Street, and puts three real options up before the thread moves on.

Friends toasting at a plan that made it onto everyone's calendar

It closes the plan.

Ten-second poll, majority wins, calendar invite lands. No chasing, no "bumping this," no one quietly resenting being the one who always books it.

9,300+

group chats on the waitlist · 120+ joining a day

41,000

plans locked in during private beta · 8 per group on average

more hangouts that actually happened, in beta groups

From the beta

Our chat had been saying "dinner soon" since February. Loopin put up three places on a Monday and eleven of us were sitting down together by Tuesday night. Eleven.

Priya Raman

Beta group · Manchester

I was the organizer for nine years. I haven't picked a restaurant or chased a single person since March, and we somehow see each other more than we ever did.

Dev Osei

Beta group · Toronto

Loopin reads plans, not your group chat.

Quiet until it's needed

Loopin only wakes up when someone tags it or floats a plan. It doesn't read the rest of your chat, and it doesn't store your messages.

Free/busy, nothing more

Calendar access is read-only and per-person. Loopin sees blocks of time — never event names, guests, or locations.

Leave in one tap

Anyone in the group can remove Loopin from a chat. Everything it held for that group is deleted the same day.

Frequently asked.

iMessage, WhatsApp, Discord and Telegram at launch, with Slack right behind them. If your group already has a chat, Loopin joins that one — nobody has to move somewhere new.

No. One person adds Loopin to the chat, and everyone else replies to polls the way they already reply to everything else. Connecting a calendar is optional and entirely per-person.

That's the entire point. Plans finalize on a majority, not on unanimity — so the plan lands on a date, and the quiet one still gets the invite like everybody else.

It starts with where your group has actually gone and what it voted for last time, then filters by who's coming and how far they're travelling. It suggests three options, never fifteen.

Early access opens in the fall, group by group off the waitlist. Loopin is free for the chats it starts in, and every waitlist group keeps that free for a full year after launch.

Something we haven't covered? Email hello@loopin.app — a real person reads every one.

"We should do this soon." Let's make it Thursday.

Put your group chat on the waitlist. We'll email you exactly once — when Loopin opens to your spot in the queue. Nothing else, ever.