For your campus, city, workplace, or whatever you're into: a live feed, shared events, and rides with your people.
Rides to lecture, home for the long weekend, and the people who make both better. No .edu address required. If it’s your campus, it’s your Circle.
UW Commuters
Your corner of town: the markets, the games, the gigs, and the rides that leave from your neighbourhood to get there.
Downtown Kitchener
Same shift, same parking lot, same drive every day. Turn the commute into the easiest part of the job.
Night shift crew
Climbers, choirs, record-fair regulars. If you share the obsession, you can share the ride there too.
Sunday trail runners
Every Circle has the same four things: a feed, events, member roles, and a cover. This is what that looks like.
UW Commuters
234 membersCircle cover, set by the admins
MayaAdmin
2 seatsWaterloo → Union Station · Friday 5:30 PM
JordanMod
Raptors game Friday. Who's in?
Priya: in! I can drive, 3 seats.
Winter market · Saturday
eventSarah + 4 others from this Circle are going
Every Circle comes with
Members post rides and plans; everyone else comments and reacts. It reads like a group chat that actually goes somewhere.
What’s on around your city shows up right in the Circle, with the people you know marked on it.
Admins, moderators, and members you’ll recognize by name. Roles are earned (more on that below).
Every Circle has its own face. Admins set a cover so yours looks like yours.
All four are in the example: the cover up top, the roles on the names, the reactions and comments on the posts, and an event in the feed.
Loop gives every Circle real moderation tools, and a ladder of real roles you climb by helping the place run well.
Anyone can report a post. Moderators and admins can pin what matters, mute what doesn't, and remove (or ban) what crosses the line. Not community guidelines on a poster. Actual buttons.
Welcome! Read this before your first ride (where we meet, how PINs work, house rules).
A feed people trust stays alive. That's the whole reason these tools exist.
Helping run the Circle earns Loop Rep, and Rep earns real roles. Five rungs, in the order you climb them:
Member
Join, post, comment, react.
Contributor
A Rep milestone. Your Circle starts to know your name.
Trusted
More Rep, more trust. You’re part of how this place runs.
Moderator
The real tools: pin, mute, remove. Earned, not appointed at random.
Admin
Full control of the Circle, and always the final say.
Admins always keep the final say. The ladder shares the work, not the keys.
Every ride and every bit of Circle life feeds a rewards layer that's live in the app today: status, streaks, leagues, a yearly recap, and a carbon count you can point at.
Ride in a week, keep the streak. Miss one? A freeze covers you. Loop celebrates showing up; it never shames the week you couldn't.
Week 6: freeze used in week 4, streak still alive.
Climb from Bronze to Diamond against a small pool of people at your level. Never a global leaderboard, never you versus the whole country.
Gold League: a pool of 20, resets weekly
Status you can only earn: riding, driving, and helping your Circle run. You can't buy it, you can't spend it. It's what the governance ladder runs on.
Your recap of the year. Free, always.
Every shared ride gets a CO₂ receipt, and every Circle keeps its own tally.
Rep is who you are here. Coins are the cash-like part: earn about 3% back on every ride and spend it at checkout, where 1 coin is 1¢ off. You earn coins; you can't buy them. Spending them never touches your Rep.
How coins and Rep work →1,240 Loop Coins
worth $12.40 at checkout
Circles surface the events around your city, and show you who from your Circles is going, so nobody has to show up alone.
How Events workLive jazz at the square
Sat 8 PM2 from your Circles are going
Sarah and Aiden. Ask them for a seat, or offer yours.
Download Loop, find a Circle that feels like yours, and see where it takes you.