For trainers and nutrition coaches with clients
$29.99 a month with 10 client seats. Every client gets Loopa Premium, and your own Premium is included.
Ask for a pilot placeFor GLP-1, hormone and bariatric programs
$2.99 a month per patient seat, with Clinician Share. Start with a 90-day pilot of 10 seats.
Start a pilotFor creators and community leaders who are Loopa members
30% of the first year, then 15% for as long as they stay.
Apply to joinFor prescribers in GLP-1, TRT, HRT and wellness
Send your own protocol into your patient’s app. Nothing to install, and they accept it first.
Start a pilotFor surgical and medical weight-management teams
Your stages, supplements and lab calendar replacing the published reference, section by section.
Start a pilotFor groups with members
A private room and challenges, with nobody’s health data visible to anyone running it.
Join with a code
Launch price $39.99 a year for Premium, $69.99 for Family, until January 23, 2027. Kept for as long as you stay subscribed. How it works
For people on a protocol, and for families
Bring food, fitness, health measurements and personal protocols together so people can track what happened, connect patterns and make better-informed adjustments.
No card to start. After 14 days, $59.99 billed once a year ($5 a month), or $12.99 a month.
Loopa is a health and food tracker for iPhone and Android that keeps food, weight, workouts, vitals and medications in one app, with tracks for GLP-1, TRT, HRT, peptides, bariatric surgery and Low FODMAP, one Family plan for up to six people, and no ads.
Pick the one that sounds most like you. Every journey opens the same app with everything in it.
Every new member gets all of Loopa Premium free for 14 days, with no card. Invite one family member or friend in your first 14 days, and when they create their Loopa account through your invite your trial grows by 14 days, up to 30 in all. When your free days end, your account moves to Loopa Basic, which is free, unless you subscribe to keep all of Premium, and nothing is ever deleted.
Launch price: $39.99 a year for Premium and $69.99 a year for Family, until January 23, 2027, and you keep it for as long as you stay subscribed.
$59.99 billed once a year, $5 a month. One person.
Up to 6 people, across both phones.
Loopa Basic is free, with no end date: basic food entry; weight, blood pressure, pulse and heart rate; 30 days of reports; body photos; the help library; the community and forums; Apple Health or Health Connect sync; and exporting your own data. Everything else is Premium. The same price in the App Store, on Google Play and on the web. Plans and prices in full
Subscriptions renew automatically at the price shown until you cancel. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal in your App Store or Google Play account settings, or at loopa.mobieus.io/subscription for a plan bought on the web. The trial needs no card, so nothing is charged unless you choose a plan. 30-day money-back guarantee: if you decide Loopa is not for you within 30 days of your first payment, we refund the pro-rated amount. For a plan bought on the web or in Google Play, email support@mobieus.io and we refund you. Apple handles App Store refunds, at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Loopa Premium Family covers you and five other people, across iPhone and Android, on one subscription.
Everybody keeps their own account and their own private health information. The subscription is shared; the diary is not. No endpoint in the family feature can reach another member’s health data. The shared household pantry is off until somebody turns it on.
Most trackers stop at the number. Loopa is built around what happens after it.
Loopa started as a tracking spreadsheet that founder Patrick Bass built because no app addressed his needs, and shared with a few friends. How Loopa started
Log what actually happened. Food, water, weight, activity, vitals and the rest of it, in whichever way is fastest at the time.
Loopa puts the pieces beside each other. A calorie number on its own is a number; next to your weight trend, your activity and the week behind it, it is information.
See the direction, understand what changed, and decide what to do differently tomorrow. Then round it goes again.
5 ways into the same diary. A saved meal makes it one tap after that. You should not have to spend more time logging lunch than eating it.
Branded products, supermarket own-labels, restaurant items and everyday foods, with the panel that came off the packet. The whole database, from day one.
Point the camera at the barcode. The most accurate way to log anything that came in a wrapper, because it reads a label instead of estimating.
Describe the meal the way you would to a person. Loopa works out the foods and the portions, and shows you the list to check before anything is saved.
Tap the mic in the search box and say the food. Recognition runs on your device, so what you said never leaves your phone.
Photograph the plate and get a list back: the chicken, the rice, the broccoli, each on its own line with its own portion, all editable.
Recording the day is the start. Loopa Premium helps you plan the next one.
Tell Loopa how many days to plan. Your calorie and macro targets, the way you eat, the foods you have excluded and the things already in your pantry all go in, and what comes out is a week you would actually cook.
The shopping list is assembled afterwards and the totals are added up in code, not by a model. Then what your pantry already holds is subtracted from it, so the list is what you are missing.
Type a recipe, paste it, import it from a link or snap a photo of a recipe card. Loopa matches every ingredient to its food database and shows a full Nutrition Facts panel per serving, calculated from your ingredients.
Scale it to the servings you are cooking, add it to one grocery list, and log it to any meal in one tap.
Every weigh-in is plotted, and a trend line runs through them that smooths the day-to-day water and glycogen swings. It tells you what the readings are doing, which is a different question from what today weighed.
Then comes the projection, built from your own rate of change and shown as a range with a band around it, never a single date. Four weeks of scale readings cannot support a single date, so Loopa does not print one.
Log the blood ketone reading from your meter and Loopa pairs it with a glucose reading taken close to it for your glucose ketone index. Every reading sits beside the food, fasting, sleep, exercise and weight around it.
Then Loopa tests which of those move with your ketones, corrected for chance across every comparison, and says just as plainly when nothing does.
And everything else in Premium
One account everywhere. Log on whichever is closest, and the rest are up to date.
The business model is simple: subscriptions pay for Loopa. Your attention is not for sale and neither is anything you log.
No advertising SDK, no advertising identifier and no tracking pixel in either app, and never your health data in analytics.
Every health entry is encrypted with a key belonging to your account alone. Delete your account and that key is destroyed, which makes everything you logged permanently unreadable.
Other members cannot see what you track. Progress photos are yours, and nothing publishes one anywhere.
Your health data is not training data, and it is never disclosed for advertising or marketing.
A full copy of your account, as often as once a week, subscribed or not.
Close the account and the erasure walks your whole record in one transaction, files and all.
Your doctor does not need another stream of notifications from your health app. When you want to share something, Loopa turns the history you chose into one clinician share report.
Your data stays yours until you choose to share it, and what you share is a snapshot of the window you picked rather than a live feed into your account.
Thirty, ninety or a hundred and eighty days, and, when you create it in a browser, which parts of your record go in.
Seven days by default, ninety at the outside. In a browser you set it when you create the link.
It is stored encrypted under your own key for the duration of the share, and revoking deletes the file, not just the link.
A link opens the clinician share report. There is nothing for your clinic to install, join or pay for.
“The biggest thing Loopa helps me with is figuring out what I can eat next. The Low FODMAP tools give me direction, and the family plan means I do not have to plan my meals in isolation.”
“The barcode scanner and meal photos are what made tracking realistic for me. I can get the information into Loopa quickly and move on with my day.”
“After bariatric surgery, eating is not just about counting calories. Loopa helps me stay focused on what I actually need to be paying attention to each day.”
The ones people actually ask before they install anything.
Yes. Every new member gets all of Loopa Premium free for 14 days, with no card. Invite one family member or friend in your first 14 days, and when they create their Loopa account through your invite your trial grows by 14 days, up to 30 in all. When your free days end, your account moves to Loopa Basic, which is free, unless you subscribe to keep all of Premium, and nothing is ever deleted. Loopa Basic is free, with no end date: basic food entry; weight, blood pressure, pulse and heart rate; 30 days of reports; body photos; the help library; the community and forums; Apple Health or Health Connect sync; and exporting your own data. Everything else is Premium.
None, ever. The apps carry no advertising SDK, read no advertising identifier and have no tracking pixel. Usage analytics never includes your health data, and you can switch it off in settings. Subscriptions are what pay for Loopa.
Not to start. Your first 14 days need no card, and nothing is charged unless you choose a plan. You can subscribe in the App Store, on Google Play or on the web. The same price in the App Store, on Google Play and on the web.
As many as you eat. There is no daily cap on searching, scanning, typing or logging a saved meal.
Everything Loopa does. Food logging five ways, weight with the trend and forecast, vitals and medications, meal planning with a shopping list, Eating Out, workouts and programs with 453 exercises, the AI Coach, habits, fasting, device sync, reports and all six guided tracks including bariatric support. Every new member gets all of it for 14 days.
Loopa Premium is $59.99 a year ($5 a month) or $12.99 a month. Loopa Premium Family covers up to six people for $99.99 a year or $19.99 a month. Or keep Loopa Basic, free. Launch price: $39.99 a year for Premium and $69.99 a year for Family, until January 23, 2027, and you keep it for as long as you stay subscribed. The same price in the App Store, on Google Play and on the web.
Yes. Loopa Premium Family covers you and five other people, 6 in all, across iPhone and Android on one subscription. Everybody keeps their own account and their own private health information; the subscription is shared and the diary is not. Members of a group are covered for as long as they are in it.
Both. Loopa is on the App Store and on Google Play, and a family group can have members on either. There is an Apple Watch app for logging water and how you are feeling, and home-screen widgets on both platforms.
Yes. Easy Switch comes with Premium and imports from MyFitnessPal, Lose It!, Cronometer, Apple Health, Health Connect or a plain spreadsheet: food, weight, measurements, activity, custom foods, recipes and goals. Note that the file export itself belongs to MyFitnessPal Premium on their side.
From USDA FoodData Central, an open database of packaged products, a licensed catalogue of branded and restaurant items, and Loopa’s own records. About two in three foods in the shared catalogue come from USDA FoodData Central, whose plain-food figures are laboratory analyses, and search lists them ahead of contributor-entered barcode data, where independent studies of tracking apps have found the most errors. Scanned products are checked for a serving that does not fit their numbers, an AI estimate is used only when no source knows a food and is labelled as one, and any member can report a wrong entry. The accuracy evidence, with sources
Apple Health and Health Connect sync both ways, and Withings, Oura and iHealth send their readings in. Apple Health and Health Connect sync are in Loopa Basic, free; Withings, Oura and iHealth are Premium. Sync is set up in the phone apps.
Yes. Those are three of the six guided tracks, along with peptides, bariatric support and Low FODMAP, and one Premium subscription covers all six. Loopa records the protocol you are following alongside your food, training and progress.
No. Loopa tracks what you log and provides general reference information with its sources named, and it does not diagnose, treat or prescribe. It will not suggest a dose, a timing, a titration or a lab window for you. Where it shows a product label’s or a published guideline’s own wording on those, it is only as a labeled reference (“Reference guideline. Confirm with your prescriber.”), and your prescriber’s plan takes its place. Medical decisions stay with you and your care team.
Yes, when you decide to. Choose the window, and Loopa builds a clinician share report behind a link that expires, that you can revoke, and that deletes the file when you do. Your clinician needs no account and pays nothing.
No. What you track is private to your account. Joining a group, a gym or a club changes nothing about that. No role in an organization can read a member’s health data, and there is no permission that would let one.
Yes to both, whether or not you subscribe. You can ask for a full copy of your account, including your health record, as often as once a week, and export your records as CSV or a spreadsheet. The personal report and the clinician share report are part of Loopa Premium. Closing the account erases your record in one pass, files included, and destroys the key your health entries were encrypted with.
Log your first meal. Track your water. Add your weight. Keep going for as long as it is useful.
Every new member gets all of Loopa Premium free for 14 days, with no card and no ads.
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