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Send your own protocol into your patient’s app. Nothing to install, and they accept it first.
How it worksFor surgical and medical weight-management teams
Your stages, supplements and lab calendar replacing the published reference, section by section.
For bariatric teamsFor groups with members
A private room and challenges, with nobody’s health data visible to anyone running it.
Join with a codeTurn the health and fitness information you already logged into a readable summary for your doctor, dietitian, pharmacist or care team, then share it through a link you control.
No clinician account. No clinician app. No clinic subscription.
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One link carries your record out. The other brings your care team’s plan in. Each does exactly one thing.
A summary of what you logged, for the period you want to discuss.
For supported protocols, your care team records the protocol they prescribed.
Not everything forever: the stretch of time the appointment is about. In the app: Progress, then Share with a clinician.
Pick the period and tap Create report. When it is ready, Share hands the link to whatever you normally send things with, and Revoke is right beside it.
Create the report in a browser and you can shape it before it is built.
PremiumA clinician can take in the last few months in a couple of minutes, because the report answers their first question first: how much of this is real data.
Before a single average: how many days were fully logged (3 or more meals), partly logged and not logged at all. Every average uses fully logged days only.
An average means more when your clinician can see how much data produced it.
Average calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat and fiber; your smoothed weight trend and its rate of change; how many days a week you logged; which kinds of data exist for the period; and nutrients against the reference for your age and sex.
On the web you choose which of these go in.
Your current list, and the interaction alerts Loopa found for it against FDA product labeling, checked when the report is built. Items Loopa could not match are listed as not checked, and supplement-to-supplement combinations are not covered. Doses logged are shown against doses expected. How medication tracking works
A day-by-day table: intake, weight, water, active minutes, fasting hours and doses. A blank cell means nothing was recorded. Loopa never fills a gap with an estimate.
An appendix naming the method and published source behind each computed figure, and how completeness and averaging work. Where Loopa’s health information comes from
The link is how somebody with no Loopa account reads your report, so every control on it is a way to limit that.
The link has an expiration date
Links made in the app last 7 days. On the web you choose 7, 14, 30 or 90 days. After that the link stops working.
Revoking removes the shared report file as well as disabling the link. Your own Loopa history is untouched.
Set a passcode on the web and send it separately, so one forwarded message is not enough to open the report.
Each report shows how many times its link has been opened, your own opens included. It never identifies who opened it.
Every report you create stays in your list. A live one shows its expiry and how many times its link has been opened. A revoked one says its link no longer works and its file has been deleted.
Anyone who has an unexpired, unrevoked report link can open the report, unless you also set a passcode. That is what lets you hand it to a clinician with no Loopa account, and it is why Loopa lets you:
The report is stored encrypted for the duration of the share, with a key unique to your account, outside anything the web serves. It is decrypted in memory for one response, and only after the link, its expiry, its revocation and any passcode check out. The link carries 256 bits of randomness, so there is no list to browse and no way to guess one. Revoking deletes the stored files; an expired link stops working, and revoking it deletes the file too. Loopa keeps only a one-way hash of the network address that opens a link. What Loopa can see.
On a protocol, Loopa shows published guidance until your prescriber says otherwise. A prescriber protocol link is how they say it, without an account. In the app: Health, Protocols, open the protocol, then Your prescriber.
Choose the protocol and set the required passcode, at least 6 characters. The link lasts 7 days unless you choose otherwise, up to 30 days.
You deliver both. The link is shown to you once, and Loopa does not email your prescriber.
Their name or practice, what they prescribed with each dose as they wrote it, the route and schedule, then monitoring, cautions for you, and what to do if a dose is missed.
It waits under Waiting for you on the Your prescriber screen. You see what it covers, then accept or decline.
Pick the protocol, set the passcode and choose how long the link lasts. Send the link straight away and keep the passcode for a different message.
Bariatric and medical weight-management teams use a structured form of their own, so a bariatric prescriber link is created on the web.
This is the whole page a prescriber works with: a form asking for the protocol they prescribed, in their own words, with no picker and no dose checking. It shows them nothing from your record.
A prescriber protocol link lets your prescriber record the protocol they prescribed. The page they open is a blank form: nothing you have logged appears on it.
A write link is not a patient portal.
Their first submission with something in it spends the link. Opening it, a wrong passcode or an empty form does not use it up. What they sent stays with you to review.
A link that can send a protocol into your app needs more than the link on its own.
A submission you do not recognize can be declined straight from Waiting for you.
A submission waits for you. Opening it shows what accepting would do, and only then do you choose.
Loopa shows who it is from and what it would change before it takes effect.
A bariatric care team’s rows are labeled “Your care team's protocol”; anything they left blank stays “Reference guideline”. For a medication protocol, Loopa stops showing published guidance for what your prescriber covered and tells you they have covered it.
You cannot rewrite an accepted protocol and leave it labeled as theirs. You can stop using their plan or delete the record, and Loopa returns to the published guidance.
A separate tool from the report link: a file for the conversation, built from a protocol you already track.
Anywhere you record a symptom, a check-in or a lab result, you can write a question for your prescriber. The summary puts those questions first, in the order you asked them, followed by the protocol history for the dates you choose.
It is a file you generate and carry with you. Loopa keeps no copy and it has no link, so it is separate from the expiring clinician share report.
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That is provenance, not a caveat: your clinician knows exactly where every number came from.
Loopa tells these kinds of number apart, and the report’s appendix names the method behind each computed figure.
Loopa records and organizes information. It does not recommend medication doses, titration, timing changes or treatment decisions. When a care team’s protocol appears, Loopa is displaying what the care team submitted.
They need the link, the passcode where one applies, and a web browser. No Loopa account or subscription is required for the recipient to open a member-created report or to use a supported prescriber form.
Prescriber input exists where Loopa has a protocol for it to attach to.
| Protocol | Where you create the link | What the care team uses |
|---|---|---|
| GLP-1 | iPhone, Android and the web | Medication protocol form |
| Testosterone therapy | iPhone, Android and the web | Medication protocol form |
| Hormone therapy | iPhone, Android and the web | Medication protocol form |
| Peptide protocol | iPhone, Android and the web | Medication protocol form |
| Bariatric & medical weight management | The web | Structured bariatric form |
These are the supported care-team workflows. Other Loopa protocols, such as Low FODMAP, do not take a prescriber protocol link.
Every row is how the product behaves, not a policy laid over it.
| If your clinician tries to | What they receive |
|---|---|
| Open a shared report | The report you created, for the period and sections you chose |
| Open a passcode-protected report without the passcode | A passcode prompt, and no report |
| Use a prescriber link | A blank protocol form, only after the passcode |
| Submit a protocol | A confirmation. What they sent waits for you to review |
| View your food diary, weight or other logs | No, not through Clinician Share |
| Sign in to your account | No |
| Keep opening a report after it expires or is revoked | No |
| Change your data directly | No |
| Apply a protocol without your acceptance | No |
| Receive anything by email from Loopa | No |
The ones people ask before they send anything.
No. A report opens from its link in an ordinary web browser, and a prescriber protocol link opens a plain web form. The person you send either one to needs no Loopa account, app or subscription.
Only what you send. A clinician share report contains the period you chose and, on the web, the sections you chose. A prescriber sees a blank protocol form and nothing from your record.
No. Neither link signs anybody in to anything, and neither page leads anywhere else in your account.
A link made in the app lasts 7 days. On the web you choose 7, 14, 30 or 90 days. After that the link stops working.
Yes, at any moment while your Premium is active. Revoking switches the link off and deletes the stored report file, so there is nothing left behind it to open.
It stops the link working. To delete the stored file as well, revoke the link.
No. It removes the shared report and the access to it. Your own history, everything the report was built from, stays exactly where it was.
Yes, when you create the report on the web. Send the link and the passcode by different routes. Links made in the app have no passcode.
Always. You choose one of at least 6 characters when you create the link, and the form will not open without it.
No. Their first submission with something in it spends the link. Opening it, a wrong passcode or an empty form does not use it up.
On the Your prescriber screen, under Waiting for you. Open it to review, then accept or decline.
No. Nothing changes until you accept. Declining changes nothing at all.
For GLP-1, testosterone, hormone therapy and peptide protocols, Loopa stops showing published guidance for the areas your prescriber covered and tells you they have covered them. For a bariatric protocol, your care team’s stages, supplement lines and blood tests are shown, labeled “Your care team's protocol”, and anything they left blank stays published.
No, so that what Loopa treats as theirs stays theirs. You can stop using their plan or delete the record, and Loopa goes back to the published guidance.
No. The form is one-way. It asks for their protocol and shows them nothing of yours.
No. It is your own record of what you logged, organized so a clinician can read it quickly. It says so on the page: generated from data you entered, not verified by a clinician, and not a diagnosis. That tells them where every number came from, which is what makes it useful context.
No. Where lab values appear, in the appointment summary, they are exactly as you entered them. Loopa does not diagnose or interpret a result.
Yes. The clinician share report and the appointment summary are PDFs, so they print like any other document.
No. Loopa never emails a report or a prescriber link. You decide where each one goes.
Yes. Reports (30, 90 or 180 days) and prescriber links for GLP-1, testosterone, hormone therapy and peptide protocols work on iPhone, Android and the web. A report’s sections, note, passcode and link lifetime, and a bariatric prescriber link, are set on the web.
Yes for you: clinician share reports, prescriber protocol links and appointment summaries are part of Loopa Premium. The person you send a link to needs no account or subscription.
Generate a report from what you already tracked, share it through a link you control, or use a supported prescriber workflow to bring your care team’s plan back into Loopa. Your clinician needs no Loopa account.
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