Privacy policy
Your privacy on Loopi
This page explains what the Loopi app collects about you, why, who receives it, and how to delete it. It describes how Loopi works today.
Who we are
Loopi is made by Vellumray LLC, a company registered in New York, United States. When this page says “we”, it means Vellumray.
- Company
- Vellumray LLC
- Legal entity
- Vellumray LLC, registered in New York, United States
- Governing law
- The laws of the State of New York, United States
What Loopi is
Loopi is a dating-style app where you match and chat with characters. Every character is an AI, not a real person. Before you start, the app asks you to confirm that you understand this, and we keep a record that you did.
The characters’ replies are written by AI models that other companies provide. Those companies are named below, under “Who we share it with”.
If something you write suggests you may be in crisis, the character steps out of the story, says it is an AI, and points you to people who can help.
What we collect
Your account
When you sign in with Apple or Google, they share with us an ID for your account with them and, if they provide them, your email address and your name. We use these to create your Loopi account and to find it again when you next sign in.
If you sign in with Apple, we also keep a sign-in key that Apple gives us. We use it only to tell Apple when you delete your account.
You need to sign in to use Loopi. If you used Loopi without signing in before that was required, the matches and chats you had then are kept with your account when you sign in.
Your profile
We store what you tell us about yourself: the name you give, who you want to meet (men, women or everyone), your gender if you choose to share it, the interests you pick, your answer to the “are you human?” question, any profile questions you answer, and your star sign and your moon (which of the moon’s 8 phases it was in on your birthday), worked out on your phone from your birthday.
Your birthday is never stored or sent to us. We keep only whether you are 18 or over, so you aren’t asked again when you sign in on another device.
Your photo
If you add a profile photo, from your camera or your photo library, we store it. The app uses your camera and photo library only when you choose to add a photo.
Every photo is checked automatically before it can become your profile photo. We keep every photo you upload, including any the check turns down, so that people who run Loopi can review them. We may also keep a short description of your photo, written by an AI model, so characters know what you look like.
Your conversations
We store the messages you send and the messages characters send you. The app also keeps notes about each conversation so characters remember it, such as a running summary and things you have shared. An AI model writes these notes from the conversation.
Your activity
We record which characters you like or pass on, your matches, the gifts you send, and events in the app, such as when you open a notification, reach a limit or are shown an offer.
Your device
We store your phone’s time zone. If you allow notifications, we store a code that lets us send notifications to your phone. Our servers also see your internet (IP) address each time the app contacts them.
What stays on your phone
The app asks for your birthday to check that you are 18 or over and to tell you your star sign and your moon. The app also keeps your sign-in on your phone, so you stay signed in.
What you buy is covered under “Purchases”, below.
Why we use it
- To run your account and keep your matches and chats, including across devices once you sign in.
- To show you the characters you want to meet and to write their replies. Characters can see your profile, including your name, your interests, your profile answers, and your photo or its description, and they can use what you tell them.
- To remember your conversations, so characters recall what you have shared.
- To time characters’ messages and notifications to your local hours.
- To send you notifications, for example when a character writes to you or you have a new match.
- To keep Loopi safe. Every message you send is checked automatically before the character sees it, and every photo you upload is checked before it can become your profile photo. When a check is triggered we keep a record of that, but not the message itself.
- To stop abuse, for example by limiting how many requests can come from one internet address. These counts clear themselves after a short time.
- To fix problems and to check that characters behave as they should. People who run Loopi can read conversations in a private admin tool.
- To create better characters, stories and experiences for users.
- To give you what you buy, and to keep receipts.
Purchases
You pay through the App Store or Google Play. We never see your card or bank details.
When you buy gems or Loopi Premium, RevenueCat tells us what you bought, so we can add your gems or turn on Premium.
We keep a record of each purchase (what you bought, from which store, when, and for how much), of the gems you receive and spend, and of your subscription status. These records are kept after you delete your account, on a record that no longer has your name or email address.
Deleting your Loopi account does not cancel a subscription. Subscriptions are managed by the App Store or Google Play, and you cancel them there. If a purchase reaches us after your account is deleted, we record it but do not apply it.
Your choices
Delete your account
In the app, go to Profile (or You), open Account & data, then tap Delete account. This deletes your account details, your matches, your conversations and the notes about them, and the photos you uploaded. We stop sending notifications to your phone, you are signed out, and old sign-ins stop working. If you signed in with Apple, we also ask Apple to cancel Loopi’s permission to use your Apple sign-in. Deleting cannot be undone.
Some things are kept, on a record that no longer has your name or email address:
- your purchase records, your gems and your subscription status;
- a log of what happened on your account, including who you said you wanted to meet and your gender when you signed up, which characters you liked or passed on, and when a safety check was triggered (never the message itself);
- photos that characters sent you, which show the character, not you.
Start over
If Start over is available in Account & data, it clears your current matches, conversations and what the characters remember about you. It keeps your account, profile, uploaded profile photo, Gems and Premium. You cannot get your old matches and conversations back.
If you used Loopi before signing in
Sign in with Apple or Google, then delete your account in the app as above. What you had before you signed in is deleted with it. If stored-file removal needs more time, the app shows that it is still finishing and confirms when it is complete. For other requests, contact us through the Support page.
Sign out
You can sign out at any time. Signing out does not delete your account.
How long we keep it
We keep your information until you delete your account, except where this page says otherwise. Unmatching a character ends the conversation but does not delete it. Backup copies of our database are kept for up to 30 days, so something you delete can stay in a backup until it expires.
Our servers keep short-lived technical logs, which can include an error message from an AI provider. They carry no name or account details and expire on their own.
Children
Loopi is for adults only. You must be 18 or older to use it, and every character is an adult.
When you start, the app asks for your birthday. If you are under 18, you cannot continue into Loopi. This check happens on your phone, as a check to confirm if you are 18 or over.
If you think someone under 18 is using Loopi, please tell us through the Support page.
Changes to this policy
If we change how Loopi uses your information, we will update this page and the effective date at the top.
Contact
For any question or request about your information, contact Vellumray through the Support page.