Anything you do with other people. A coffee, a run, a walk, a picnic, a pub night, a book club. If it's a real-world plan, it's a loop.

How does LetsLoop know what to show me?

Your Home feed mixes loops from communities you've joined, interests you've picked, and people you've previously looped with. Your Map view shows whatever's nearby right now.

Is LetsLoop actually free?

Yes, forever. No subscription, no premium tier, no paywall. Future revenue comes from ads, event sponsorships, and optional in-app extras, none of which gate the core product.

Where does LetsLoop work?

London first, then expanding. We seed each new area with real, recurring loops before launching so the feed isn't empty when you arrive.

Profiles are real-name and photo-first, never anonymous. You see hosts' history and attendance before joining. Privacy zones hide your home and work. You can mute, block, and report in one tap. Per-loop filters (age range, friends-of-friends) are organiser-set.

Can I post my own loop?

Yes. Three taps to create. No event-management overhead. People you'd want there see it; people you wouldn't, don't.

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27 June 2026 · 2 min read

LetsLoop Is Coming to iPhone: We've Submitted Our App to the App Store

A big milestone for LetsLoop: our iOS app is built, tested, and officially submitted to the Apple App Store. Here is what it does, and what happens next.

It is official: the LetsLoop iOS app has been submitted to the Apple App Store. After months of building, testing, and getting it right, the thing we set out to make is real, finished, and on its way to your iPhone.

This is a big one for us, so we wanted to mark it properly, and tell you exactly what is landing.

What LetsLoop actually does

LetsLoop turns your city into a live map of small, spontaneous, real-world plans you can actually join.

Someone is getting a coffee in twenty minutes. Someone is running through the park at 7am. Someone has posted a Sunday kickabout, a gallery wander, a pub quiz team that is one person short. You open the app, you see what is happening near you, and you loop in with one tap. You meet up in real life, check in when you arrive, and the plan can grow into a proper community over time.

We call each of these plans a loop. It is the opposite of doom-scrolling. It is a way in.

Built properly, tested properly

We did not rush this to the door. Before submitting, the app went through a serious quality pass: hundreds of automated tests and a full round of hands-on testing to make sure the core experience is smooth, safe, and genuinely enjoyable from the very first screen.

Safety is built in, not bolted on. Real names and real photos, visible host history, privacy zones that keep your exact location private, per-plan join controls, and one-tap tools to mute, block, or report. Meeting new people should feel exciting, not risky, and we have designed for that from day one.

Free at the core, starting in London

LetsLoop is free at the core. You can open the map, find loops, join them, and meet people without paying a penny. We are launching in London first, where the app is already tracking thousands of things to do, with more cities to follow.

What happens next

The app is now with Apple for review, the standard step every app goes through before it appears on the App Store. Once it is approved, LetsLoop will be available to download on iPhone, with Android close behind.

We will shout from the rooftops the moment it goes live. In the meantime, you can be first in line: head to our download page to get notified the second LetsLoop hits the App Store.

Your city has always been more social than it looks. Very soon, you will have it in your pocket.