Keep your family and friends in the loop, just for today.
Share everyday photos and short videos with the people closest to you — family and the friends you actually know. After a day, it's gone again.
Coming to iPhone
How it works
One day, then it's over
Say hello to your family
A photo or a short video, with one line if you like. Every time, you choose who sees it: a group like “Family”, or a few people by hand.
Every moment stays for one day
After 24 hours a moment is deleted — from the server and from everyone's phone. There is no feed to scroll back through and no archive. The loop around a picture shows how much of the day is left.
Only people you know
You connect only through an invitation you hand over yourself — as a link or a QR code. Whoever you invite needs your okay. There is no search and there are no suggestions.
Calmer than a social network
What you're used to
- A feed that never ends
- Likes, followers and numbers
- Ads and tracking
- An algorithm decides what you see
- Everything stays forever
- Strangers can find you
Helloop
- Just today — and then it's quiet
- Reactions without counts
- No ads, no tracking, no analytics
- Strictly in time order, nothing else
- Deleted after 24 hours
- Only people you invited
Privacy
Encrypted on your phone
Your moments are encrypted before they leave your phone. The keys exist only on the phones of the people you share with. Not even we can look.
What our server sees
Who is connected with whom, and who receives a moment — but never what's in it. We say that plainly because it's true.
What's left after a day
Nothing. The server deletes every moment after 24 hours, and the app removes it from every phone.
What we won't build
Ads, tracking, analytics tools, AI processing or an algorithm. Not later either.
Questions
What you should know
How do I connect with someone?
You send an invitation as a link, or show a QR code. They accept it, and you let them in. If you like, compare six digits over the phone — then you know it really is their phone.
What is a group?
A circle of people who are all connected with each other, like “Family” or “Daycare parents”. Joining a group connects you with everyone in it — Grandma accepts one invitation instead of five. Not even our server knows what a group is called.
Can someone take a screenshot?
Yes. Anyone who receives a moment can also photograph it with another phone — no app can prevent that. If someone takes a screenshot, Helloop tells you.
What happens when I end a connection?
From then on they receive nothing new. What they already received stays on their phone until it expires — at most a day.
What if I lose my phone?
Just ask someone to invite you again. Since nothing stays longer than a day, there is nothing to restore.
Is Helloop on Android?
Not yet. We're starting with iPhone.
Say hello to your family.
Private and encrypted. Made in Austria.
Coming to iPhone