What we shipped.

Loopa partners can include a year of Premium Family for their community.

A gym or club that partners with Loopa can now give its members an included period of Loopa Premium Family. Members claim it on the web with the code their partner hands out: enter the code, sign in or create an account, accept the terms, and it is on. There is no payment method to add and nothing renews on its own. When the period ends, each member chooses Loopa Premium or Premium Family in the app, or keeps using Loopa Basic for free.

Claiming also brings the member into the partner’s organization in Loopa, with its private room and its challenges. A partner sees how many people joined through its program, as a group, and never who they are or anything they log.

For partners

The partner portal has a new Your programs card with program activations, members in an included period, and paid Premium and Premium Family conversions, updated daily.

Coaches open their earnings with Face ID, and stay signed in.

Statements, how you are paid, and your organization’s settings sit behind a confirmation, because they are the part of the app somebody else should not be able to read over your shoulder. That confirmation is now the one already on your phone: Face ID, Touch ID or your fingerprint, and your device passcode if you would rather use that.

Every so often Loopa asks you to confirm it is really you rather than just the phone. That check now happens in the app, in a sheet, in about a second: your passkey if you have one, your password if you do not. Your session carries on either way. Nothing signs you out, nothing is lost, and your other devices are untouched.

It says what it wants

If your phone cannot show the unlock prompt, Loopa now says which thing is missing (no screen lock set up, no fingerprint or face enrolled, a sensor that is busy) instead of one instruction that might not apply to you. A refusal from the prompt itself comes through in the system’s own words, so “try again in 30 seconds” reads as exactly that.

Unlocks last five minutes and cover the screen you opened. Leave the app for longer than that and the screen closes behind you, which is the point of it.

One units setting, and every number in the app follows it.

Pick imperial or metric once in Settings and it reaches everything you read: your weight and goal weight, body measurements, fat and lean mass, weekly training volume and personal records, the fluid you log, your weight history and Raw Logs, the bariatric weight card, and the report you share with a clinician. Blood glucose follows it too, in mg/dL or mmol/L.

Loopa keeps your numbers in one canonical form and converts them for you, so switching never changes a figure you entered. A 205 lb weigh-in reads as 93 kg, and back again, exactly.

Raw Logs reads like a record you can check

Every entry in your day now carries its unit and its proper name. A blood-pressure reading is “Systolic 122 mmHg · Diastolic 79 mmHg”, a tape measurement is “Waist 36.5 in”, and a fasting glucose says so. They come out in the order you would read them rather than the order they were saved.

Training starts in your units

Workout weights open in the unit your profile uses, so your first session, your bests and your weekly volume all read the same way from the start. A few things are deliberately the same in both systems: blood pressure in mmHg, heart rate in bpm, calories in kcal, and cardio distance in metres, which is what the logger takes.

Search keeps pace while you type, and goes the long way round when you ask it to.

Typing now reads the shelf Loopa already holds: your own saved foods, everything the app has looked up before, and the whole reference catalogue. It is a large shelf and it is on hand, so the list keeps up with your typing and still works with no signal.

Pressing Search is what sends Loopa further afield, and it now reaches everything: the brand and restaurant catalogues, the government reference tables, and the supplement labels. A food none of them held is looked up once, added to the catalogue, and on the near shelf for everybody afterwards.

Two kinds of nothing, and they no longer read the same

“Nothing saved matches that yet. Press Search to look further” means Loopa has not asked anybody yet. “No match” means it asked everywhere. Only the second one offers you an estimate, because only the second one is the end of the road.

An estimate of your own cooking, or none at all

Describe a homemade, regional or family dish and mobieusAI estimates it from your words. Give it something that names no food and it says so, rather than filling the space.

Every brand and restaurant item search finds, ready to log in one tap.

Search reaches further into the brand and restaurant catalogues, and everything it brings back is ready to go straight into your day: tap the row, set the portion, done. Each item carries the serving its own label states, so changing the portion scales the calories and macros the way the packet or the menu would.

A food Loopa meets for the first time is kept, so the next person to search for it gets it immediately, and it turns up in the fast local list from then on.

The portion screen tells you where you stand

Set a portion, tap Add, and the entry is in your day. If it cannot be saved, the screen says so and why, right under the button, rather than leaving you to work it out.

Food search knows where every number came from, and remembers what it found.

Loopa looks for a food in a set order and stops at the first source that actually knows it: its own records first, then the food databases, then the government analyses, then the supplement labels, and an AI estimate only when nothing else has it. An answer found further down is kept, so the next person to search that food gets it straight away.

A result whose numbers were estimated rather than measured now says so on the row. A laboratory analysis of plain chicken breast and a model’s estimate of your grandmother’s stew are both worth logging, and they are not the same kind of fact.

Reporting a food does something you can see

Flag an entry as wrong and search stops trusting it. The next lookup goes back out to the other databases for a better answer, and if one has it, that answer replaces the flagged one for everybody. The admin review and the automatic recheck still happen; what is new is that the search itself goes looking.

Searching offline, and searching faster

Foods you have looked up before stay on your phone. Searching for one again works with no signal and appears straight away, and the screen tells you that is what you are looking at rather than presenting an old list as current.

Typing searches what Loopa already holds, which is why the list keeps up with you; pressing Search sends it further afield. When a search cannot get through, Loopa says so instead of telling you the food does not exist.

The drink you had, the pose you meant, and the moment the scale moves.

A drink Loopa cannot measure is now one tap from counting. Anything under Not counted on the hydration screen opens with a size (8, 12, 16 or 20 oz, or type your own) and it goes straight into your total, the breakdown and any focus target it feeds. It applies to that entry, not to every future one. The same switch is on any food you edit: This is a liquid, and a volume.

Loopa also works more sizes out for itself. A scanned can counts as a can. A drink whose label states only its weight is read at its real volume. Anything it does measure carries a droplet in your food log showing what it added. A bottle is the one container it will not guess at, because a bottle is anything from 8 oz to two litres. That one it asks you.

Progress photos

Change a photo’s pose as well as its date. Open the photo, tap Edit, change either or both. A side shot filed as a front shot now takes ten seconds to put right instead of a retake.

The gallery opens on a timeline: every photo you have taken, one row per pose, oldest to newest, scrolled to the most recent. Then vs Now is still there for the side-by-side, and both halves of it now stay within one pose. While you are lining up a shot you can flip between the front and back camera, and a progress photo can be started from the + button. Save one and Loopa offers the pose you have not taken yet, so a set of three is one flow rather than three.

Weight

Passing a milestone is worth something now. Loopa marks the moment you cross a round number, a share of the weight you started at, or your goal, and it scales: a new low is a line, fifty pounds is the whole screen. Once each, for each milestone. Turn animations down in your phone’s settings and you keep the message without the movement.

Loopa AI Coach

Ask about your eating and you get an answer about your food rather than your totals. The coach reads what you actually log, how your week landed against your own calorie and macro targets, and what you have told it you like and will not eat. Then it suggests swaps built from things already in your log, inside the numbers you set.

Tell Loopa what already suits you, and it stops arguing with you about it.

Low FODMAP now takes your own answer. Each of the six groups has a setting: no limit, small amounts, or leave it out. Fructans split four ways, because tolerating bread says nothing about tolerating onion. Set wheat to no limit and onion and garlic to leave it out, and every screen recolours to match: search, the pre-meal check, the planner and the AI suggestions.

You can also mark any single food. “I get on with this” and “this one bothers me” follow that food everywhere, badged as yours rather than as a reference figure. Marking a food as one that bothers you is honoured straight away. Marking one as fine applies once you reach Personalisation, so a setting cannot quietly change the trial you are still running.

New at setup: a short digestive health section. Whether a clinician has diagnosed IBS and which type, any other diagnosed condition, how often symptoms turn up, whether you have run Low FODMAP before and where you got to, and whether a dietitian or doctor is helping. If you have already done the elimination phase, Loopa starts you where you actually are.

Low FODMAP stays yours to choose whichever way you answer, and when Loopa is not suggesting it, the screen now tells you why in terms of the answers you gave. Told us about celiac disease, and it explains that cutting wheat lowers your gluten intake and can make a celiac test harder to read. Told us about Crohn's or colitis, and it explains that this finds which carbohydrates set off symptoms and is not a treatment for the disease itself. Few symptoms and no diagnosis, and it explains there may be little for the trial to measure. Then Start anyway, in the same place it has always been.

Scan a packet and Loopa reads the ingredients, not just the calories.

A barcode scan now looks at what is actually in the product. Inulin, chicory root, high-fructose corn syrup, the polyols, onion and garlic powder, the dairy derivatives and the wheat thickeners are all recognised, and the result names which word did it, so “inulin, a fructan” tells you what to look for on the next box. Erythritol and “natural flavors” are flagged as worth a look rather than as a refusal, because most of the time they are fine.

Behind it, Loopa searches a second food database alongside the one it already used, which brings packaged products, their ingredient lists and their stated serving weights. Recipes come from there too, each one linking to the site that published it. Where those results appear, the source is credited on the screen. If that service is ever unavailable, your search still returns everything else. It simply has fewer results in it.

Redesigned navigation on loopahealth.app makes features, protocols and coach programs easier to find.

Everything Loopa does is now one click from the top of every page. Features opens by what you want to do rather than by what a thing is called: track, plan, connect and share. Protocols lists them by name, so GLP-1, testosterone therapy, HRT, peptides, bariatric support and Low FODMAP each have their own tile. For Coaches & Orgs puts the coach, affiliate and organization programs side by side with what each one is and how to join it.

The Get Loopa free button sits in the bar on every screen size and opens the App Store and the Android beta download. On a phone or tablet the whole menu is a drawer with a search box that filters it as you type. And the footer now carries the shortcuts people actually reach for, five columns of them.

Your workouts fill the Move ring, and the drinks you scan count as fluids.

The Move ring on Today now counts the time in a workout you have logged, not only the active minutes you type in. Log a forty-five minute session and the ring moves for it.

Bottled drinks count toward your fluids. A label that states its size as “12 oz”, or a product whose size sits only in its name, now credits its volume: Loopa reads the figure and confirms it against the product’s own serving weight before counting it. A drink whose label states no volume we can confirm still counts nothing, and you can set the volume on the food yourself, and your own answer always wins.

And a food in your diary can be copied into another meal from the row it is already on, instead of only from Meal History.

Find out which foods actually bother you, and get the rest of them back.

Loopa now runs the Low FODMAP protocol end to end. It is a short, structured test rather than a diet you stay on, and it finishes with the widest diet that keeps you comfortable, not the narrowest.

Check a meal before you eat it

Tap Check and Loopa reads the plate at the servings you are actually having. Portion size is the whole thing here: the same cheese is fine at 30 g and over the line at 150 g, and you get the answer for the one in front of you. It also counts what you ate in the last three hours, because several modest servings add up to more than any one of them.

Anything flagged comes with alternatives you can swap in with one tap, and Log as planned anyway is always there. Loopa gives you the reading; you make the call.

Test one group at a time

After the short restriction phase you bring foods back in a structured way: one FODMAP group over three days, then a pause, then the next. Loopa reads each challenge against your own baseline days and records what it found. One heavier day is not treated as a verdict, because symptoms move about on their own.

You end up with a tolerance profile: six groups, and what your own log showed about each. Most people find only two or three matter, and Loopa keeps a list of the ones you have brought back.

It has an end date, and that is the point

The restriction phase is capped at six weeks and the date is set the day it starts. If the trial does not change your symptoms enough to be worth continuing, Loopa says so and helps you stop, rather than suggesting you cut out more. There are no streaks for foods avoided anywhere in it.

It fits around everything else

Vegetarian, Mediterranean, a GLP-1 protocol, a weight-management track: all of it stays. Low FODMAP is not gluten-free, not dairy-free and not low-carb, and enrolling changes none of your other settings. Your meal plans, recipes and shopping lists all learn the phase you are in.

On iPhone, Android and the web, as part of Loopa Premium. Logging your food is free, as it always has been. Loopa helps you follow the protocol and track what happens; it does not diagnose or treat anything.

Share a food with your family the moment you log it.

There is a Share with family? switch on the food you are adding. Flick it, add the food, and it goes to your Loopa Family Group in the same breath. That works from search, from a barcode, from a saved meal, and from a plate you photographed. No going back to your diary afterwards.

One food, or the whole plate

Every food in your day now has its own Share. Send the chilli without sending what you had beside it. The meal card still shares the whole slot when that is what you want.

Saved meals go straight from My Meals, without logging them first, so you can offer your family Sunday’s roast on Thursday and keep your own day exactly as it was. A recipe that makes four is offered as one serving, not as the pan.

Off unless you say so, every time

The switch starts off on every food. It appears only when you are in a Family Group with sharing on, and Loopa tells you where the food landed either way. You see how many people it reached, or why it did not go.

On iPhone, Android and the web. Sending is part of Loopa Premium, which every member of a Family Group already has through the group; logging a meal somebody sends you is free.

One person cooks. Everybody logs it.

A meal you have logged can now go to the rest of your Loopa Family Group, and land on their day in a tap. Send tonight’s dinner from your food log or from any day in your history, and each of them gets the whole plate ready to log, with every food, every portion and the calories and macros for each one.

Their meal, their diary, their portion

Everyone decides for themselves. Log it as it came, or set the portion first (a half, one and a half, whatever you actually ate) and pick the day and the meal it lands in. What you log is your own entry from that moment: yours to edit, yours to delete, counted in your own totals.

Or change it and pass it on. Open it in the meal editor, add the side you had, drop what you skipped, and reshare your version to the group, including the person who sent you the original. Nothing overwrites what anybody already holds.

What travels is a copy, and only the meal

A share is a snapshot of that one meal. The rest of your diary stays yours: not your weight, not your targets, not the day around it, and not the photograph of the plate. Change or delete the meal in your own log afterwards and what your family already has does not move.

You can see how it landed, how many people logged it and which of them. A meal nobody picks up stops being offered after a week.

One switch, and it is yours

Family meal sharing lives under Preferences, and it governs both directions. Turn it off and meals stop reaching you and you stop being able to send them, across every group you belong to. Nobody is told, and anything already waiting is held rather than dropped. Turn it back on in time and it is all still there. The switch is also on the web, in your health settings, and on your Your Data screen.

On iPhone and Android. Sending is part of Loopa Premium, which every member of a Family Group already has through the group; receiving a meal and logging it is free for everybody.

Every weight-management track now shows exactly what it carries, before you pick it and after.

The thirteen bariatric and medical weight-management routes are not the same shape as each other, and Loopa now says so plainly. Choosing a track tells you what comes with it in a line: a sleeve brings eating stages, a supplement schedule and lab reminders; medical weight management brings getting moving, the symptom journal, foods that sit well, your weight trend and the education track.

Your hub lists what applies to you

The parts a track does not carry are named rather than left blank, in a short “Not part of this track” note that says which they are. The staged return to food, the bariatric supplement schedule and the follow-up lab calendar are written for people who have had an operation (Mechanick JI et al., Obesity, 2013), so a non-surgical track carries an ordinary adult multivitamin and points anything further at your clinician.

Your care team’s plan still counts

What a track carries is worked out for you, not assumed from the route you picked. If your clinician sends a protocol into Loopa, the parts they set appear on your hub whichever track you are on.

On iPhone and Android. Part of Loopa Premium.

Every meal you have ever logged, open again and one tap from being tonight’s dinner.

Your food diary is now something you can walk back through. Pick any day on a calendar, see what you ate grouped by meal, open a meal to the individual foods with their quantities and macros, and move between days without going back to the calendar. Days you logged carry a marker, so finding the week you ate well takes a glance.

Put a meal back on the plate

Copy a whole meal, or a single food, onto any day. Today is the default and you can pick another. The original stays exactly where it is, and anything already logged on the day you copy to stays too. A copy adds, it never replaces.

And it can land in a different meal. Last Tuesday’s lunch becomes tonight’s dinner if that is what you are eating. Copying several meals at once lets you set the destination for each one, and leaving it alone keeps each where it came from.

Build a new meal out of the ones you have eaten

Tick the foods you want from any meal in your history and start a draft. Add more from other days (as many days as you like, the draft follows you) or from the food database, the barcode scanner and your own custom foods, exactly as you would when logging. Change the quantities, drop what you do not want, name it, and it is saved to My Meals: one tap to log from then on, everywhere saved meals already appear.

Exclude a food, from the place you are looking at it

Any food in your history can be excluded in two taps, with an optional reason (allergy, intolerance, medical, religious, ethical, didn’t like it, or other). From then on Loopa stops suggesting it and flags it if it appears in a plan or a meal idea, exactly as it does for anything on the list you keep in Settings. It is the same list, reached from somewhere new. Your existing log is untouched, and there is an Undo on the confirmation.

Hydration challenges follow your own setting

If you count all liquids, a hydration challenge counts all of them too, including the coffee and tea you log on the water screen and the drinks you log as food. If you count water only, that is what it scores. The number on your dashboard and the number on the leaderboard are now the same number, computed once. Challenges already running have been brought up to date.

Meal history is part of Loopa Premium. The hydration change applies to everybody.

Loopa now carries the whole of a weight-loss procedure, from the questions before it to the years after.

A bariatric and medical weight-management track joins the protocol family. Thirteen routes are covered, from exploring surgery and a scheduled operation through each of the five procedures and a revision, the non-surgical and endoscopic routes, long-term maintenance, and weight coming back. Each route brings what applies to it. The surgical ones carry eating stages, a supplement schedule and a lab calendar, and every route carries the activity progression and the journals.

Your care team’s protocol replaces ours

Send them a single-use link and what they write becomes what you see. Their stage windows, their protein and fluid targets, their supplement lines and their lab schedule take the place of the published reference ones, and the screen is headed Your care team’s protocol. Nothing takes effect until you have looked at what it changes and accepted it, and you can withdraw it whenever you like, at which point the reference comes back and says so.

Where they have not sent one, what you see is labeled a reference timeline, because your dates are theirs to set.

The stages, and the sip timer

Five stages, from clear liquids to ordinary food, each with what belongs in it, what does not, and why. The liquid stage gets a sip timer with a running protein and fluid tally, because that is the fortnight where the numbers are hardest to reach. Protein and fluid targets follow the published guideline: at least 60 g of protein a day and more than 1.5 liters of fluid.

Loopa shows you where the reference calendar would put you, beside where you actually are. It never moves you.

Supplements, by nutrient and never by brand

Your schedule is built per procedure from the published nutritional guideline, thirteen nutrient lines, each with the amount that guideline specifies for the operation you had. A duodenal switch gets its own larger figures. Set reminder times and Loopa will tell you when two of them clash: iron and calcium are meant to be at least two hours apart, and it offers you a time that clears it rather than moving one itself.

Labs, activity and the journal

A lab reminder calendar at three months, six months, a year, and every year after that. It is a calendar, not a result store, and it holds no reference ranges of any kind.

An activity progression that starts with walking the day of surgery, adds full-body strength work at four to six weeks at a weight you can lift eight to twelve times, holds high-intensity and abdominal work until eight to twelve weeks, and builds toward 150 to 300 minutes a week. The training plan holds back what the guideline says to wait for until you are far enough along.

A journal for how things are sitting, with fourteen symptoms, the food beside the ones where a food is relevant, and a running list of what you can and cannot keep down that updates rather than accumulating.

Maintenance, and weight coming back

Fifteen to forty per cent of people see weight return after these procedures. If yours rises ten per cent from its lowest point since your operation, Loopa offers you what the research says and a summary ready for an appointment. It recommends nothing.

Your coach, and what they cannot see

One new sharing category. A coach you switch it on for sees which stage you are in, how your logging is going as counts, and which symptoms you flagged. They never see a supplement name or amount, a lab result, your weight, the notes you write, your food list, a question you wrote for your care team, or anything your care team wrote. A coach cannot change your stage, your supplements or your lab schedule.

What Loopa will not do

It does not decide whether surgery is right for you, does not recommend one procedure over another, and never sets a dose. Every claim on every screen is quoted from a published guideline or a peer-reviewed paper, with the source one tap away. Nineteen guides cover the whole of it. This track is part of Loopa Premium; the guides and the reading are free.

Read the whole of it before you download anything

Every route, screen and source is now written up in full on the Loopa site. Bariatric surgery and weight-management support covers the three paths through it, before surgery, after surgery and without surgery, with the sources behind every figure listed at the foot of the page. Surgeons, dietitians, nurse coordinators and obesity-medicine clinicians have their own page at Loopa for bariatric clinicians, covering what you can send into a patient’s app and what reaches you afterwards.

Your protocol logs now plan your week, protect what you built, and show what moved.

The week planned around how you actually feel

Your pattern. Once three full dose cycles are logged with daily check-ins, Loopa places every day by how many days it fell after a dose and averages what you recorded on those days (energy, mood, sleep, symptoms, sessions completed), then names the days your own logs put among your strongest and roughest. It describes what you logged and stops there; before three cycles it says it is still learning rather than guessing.

Your week. Heavy sessions and protein-dense days land on your strongest days, mobility on your roughest, and the evening before a dose day is marked as a prep day: fluids up, easy protein-forward meals planned, no new PR attempts. Dose days are calendar markers and are never moved. A program you follow keeps its days and is only labeled. Before the pattern is ready, the week runs from today’s check-in and last night’s sleep.

A short session on a low day. When today’s energy is 2 or under, or a symptom you logged is 4 or over, the day’s session card offers a ten-to-fifteen-minute session in its place. You pick full body, upper, lower or mobility, and each has a no-equipment version. It keeps your streak and counts in full.

Lean-mass protection

A weekly score from 0 to 100 on the GLP-1, testosterone therapy and hormone therapy screens, with one line that says why: the days you met your protein goal, the resistance sessions you completed, and which way your lean-mass estimate is moving. Each input names its published source in the explainer. Until two body-composition points exist the score says it is built from the other two.

Fill the protein gap. When your protein goal is still unmet after midday, three small, protein-forward options are sized to what is left of the day, drawn from the foods you already eat first, within a compact calorie budget that shrinks on a day you logged a symptom at 3 or above. One tap logs one. Dietary preferences are respected, and a food your own symptom patterns have flagged is left out and named.

Symptoms, food noise and the questions you want to ask

Symptom and food patterns. A new tab in the symptom journal counts how often a symptom was logged within three hours of a food you had logged, by food and by category, and shows a food only once it appears before at least five entries and at least half of them: “Heartburn logged within 3 hours of fried foods, 6 of 8 times.” Counts, never a cause.

Food noise. A sixth check-in slider for members on a GLP-1 protocol or in the Off-Ramp, with its trend on the GLP-1 screen and as the number each Off-Ramp week reflects on.

Questions for your appointment. Write a question for your prescriber beside a symptom, a check-in or a lab result, in your own words. Loopa never suggests one. They are listed in order, tied to what prompted them, and the summary you export opens with them on its first page.

Progress, refills, DEXA and your coach

Progress beyond the scale. Strength records, measurement changes, your energy and sleep trend, your streaks and the seven-week lean-mass history in one ledger. When your weight’s seven-day average has held within about one percent for three weeks, Loopa leads with the ledger: weight is one number, and this is what else moved.

The refill runway. Add a refill date and your pharmacy’s lead time to a supply record and Loopa works out a reorder-by date, shows it on the supply card and reminds you on the day. That one reminder is on until you turn it off.

DEXA and bone density join the lab markers (lean mass, fat mass, bone mineral density and a T-score), kept exactly as entered and drawn on your body-composition trend as their own kind of point.

Your coach’s calendar. Each protocol sharing category can now carry two more items: dose days as markers on your coach’s programming calendar, and which of your days are your strongest and roughest, as those two words only. A category you switched on before today stays exactly as it was until you read the updated list and confirm it again.

The protein target is yours to set anywhere from 1.2 to 6 g per kg on a GLP-1, testosterone or hormone therapy protocol; the defaults and their sources are unchanged.

Loopa gives no medication advice. Every one of these describes what you recorded; none of it interprets it, and questions about your medication belong with your prescriber. Medication protocols, from setting one up to everything above, are part of Loopa Premium.

Loopa now carries the training, nutrition and recovery side of the therapy you are already on.

Protocol support for GLP-1, testosterone and hormone therapy

Four kinds, one place. Switch on a protocol and Loopa shapes the rest of the app around it: GLP-1, testosterone therapy for men on TRT and for transgender and nonbinary people on testosterone therapy, hormone therapy for people in menopause or perimenopause and for transgender and nonbinary people on feminizing therapy, and multi-compound and peptide protocols you define yourself, tracked the same way with the training focus you pick. You can run more than one.

Your goals move with it. A GLP-1 protocol raises protein and turns your calorie number into a floor rather than a ceiling, with fiber and water goals alongside it. Testosterone therapy weights training toward resistance work and gives recovery more room. Hormone therapy adds impact work and a sleep card. Every figure names the protocol that set it and the published source underneath.

Log a dose in a tap, and see where it went. The body map records the site (abdomen, thigh, upper arm, glute, ventrogluteal, deltoid or quad) and a 90-day heat map shows how often each point was used and when it was last used. Doses logged offline arrive once, not twice.

Symptoms, wellbeing and labs, side by side. Record a symptom with a severity and the pattern view groups it by how many days after a dose it fell. Four daily sliders (energy, mood, sleep quality and motivation) chart a 14-day trend. Lab results you type in are kept exactly as you entered them, converted into nothing and shown against no reference ranges.

Reminders, supply and two calculators. Reminders come the day before, an hour before or on the day, and they name the protocol rather than the compound. Supply tracking counts the doses you logged and tells you the run-out date. The volume and reconstitution calculators convert numbers you type in, and nothing else.

A summary for your prescriber. Export one protocol over a window you choose as a PDF or a spreadsheet, carrying doses and sites, the symptom pattern, the wellbeing trend, your labs, your weight and body composition. It is built when you ask for it and handed straight to you; no copy is kept.

The Off-Ramp, for life after a GLP-1 medication. A week-by-week program about food, training, sleep and habits, with a short check-in each week. It is a behavior program: it says nothing about doses or timing, and when to stop is a decision for you and your prescriber.

What a coach sees is a pattern. Three new sharing categories (GLP-1 support, testosterone therapy support and hormone therapy support) each start off and each show a symptom pattern as counts, which days your doses fall on, and your wellbeing averages. Never a compound name, an amount, a lab value or a note. Peptide protocols are never shared with a coach and have no switch.

Loopa gives no medication advice. It records what you report and reflects it back. Questions about your medication belong with your prescriber, and every medication screen says so.

Medication protocols (setting one up, the dashboard, dose log, body map, reminders, supply, calculators, symptoms, wellbeing, labs, the prescriber summary and the Off-Ramp) are part of Loopa Premium.

Your Trends page is yours: choose which sections appear.

Customize Trends

Switch off the sections you do not use. Open You → Preferences → Customize Trends and turn off any section you scroll past, whether that is workout volume, sleep, steps or whichever ones are not yours. What is left keeps its order.

Your choices follow you. They are saved to your account, so the page looks the same on your phone, your tablet and any device you sign in on next.

A hidden section is not fetched. Loopa stops asking for the data behind a section you have switched off, so the page loads lighter as well as shorter.

New sections arrive switched on. When we add a chart, it appears for everyone, including members who have already customized their page, and you can turn it off if it is not for you.

Customizing Trends is part of Loopa Premium. Every section is listed either way, so you can see what is there before you decide.

Activity, Fasting and Measurements come to Trends on Android.

Trends

Three more sections on Android. Your Trends page now carries Activity with your steps, active minutes and the burn folded into your day; Fasting with your completed fasts, your average window and your longest; and Measurements with every site you track and how far each has moved.

Every chart sits under the section it belongs to. Your vitals are together, your macros are together, and each section arrives in the same order it does on iPhone.

One name per chart, on both phones. The 1–5 check-in you log as Feeling is charted as Feeling, and body fat reads the same everywhere it appears. Whichever phone you pick up, the page reads the same way.

Loopa is on the App Store.

Launch

Loopa Health & Fitness is live on the App Store for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. One account covers all three, with no second purchase. On Android, the app installs directly from loopahealth.app while its Google Play listing is in review.

Everyone who was already using Loopa keeps Loopa Premium Family for life. Every account that existed at launch holds the full Premium feature set permanently, at no charge, and can organize a family group of up to six people. There is nothing to claim and nothing to renew.

Loopa Basic is the free tier from here on. Log food by search, barcode, voice or a saved meal; track weight, water, vitals, micronutrients, manual activity and progress photos; and import your history from another tracker. No card, no trial clock, no daily cap on logging.

Loopa Premium adds the meal planner, photo food logging, fasting, the workout engine, device sync and clinician-ready reports. It is $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year, with a Family plan covering up to six people at $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year.

Your drinks count in more places, and the ones we cannot measure now say so.

Fluid tracking

A drink logged with a size counts everywhere. When a size comes from the food database, it now reaches your water ring and your water screen as well as your fluid breakdown. One number, on every surface that shows it.

The size travels with the drink. Scan a barcode, copy a day forward, or adjust how much you had, and the volume comes along. A scanned bottle is measured once, on the way into your food database, so every later log of it already knows its size.

Drinks without an amount are listed, not dropped. If you log a drink by typing its nutrition facts, there is often no bottle size anywhere on the label. Those now appear on your water screen under Not counted, so you can see exactly what was recognized as a drink and what was left out of your total.

Nothing is guessed. A bottle nobody measured stays out of your total rather than going in at an invented number. The total is what you make decisions from, so a gap you can see beats a figure you cannot check.

A three-minute tour that points at the real buttons and lets you press them.

App tour

Finish setting up and Loopa offers to show you around. The tour dims the screen, puts a spotlight on one real control and tells you what it does, then waits for you to tap it. Eleven steps: what the rings mean, where food, water, activity and training go, how to reach the coach, where your trends live, and where your goals and connected devices sit.

Nothing is a demo. Every step points at a button that is already there, and anything you log during it is a real entry that stays.

Take it or leave it. “Skip for now” closes the offer and does not ask again. There is a close button on every step, and stopping keeps your place. A card on your dashboard picks the tour up where you left it, on any device you sign in on.

Run it again whenever you like from App tour, under Help on the You tab.

Premium features are part of the tour for everyone. Where a step covers something that comes with Premium, it says so and shows you what it does.

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The three rings on your Android dashboard open now. Tap Fuel, Fluids or Move to go straight to that screen, the way they already did on iPhone and iPad.

On iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

Five tabs: Health, Progress, Coach, Community, You.

Getting around

Every screen is one tap from the tab that names it. Health is your log. Progress gathers what it adds up to, from trends and your summary to the weekly report, your history, achievements, challenges and the leaderboard. Coach puts Help Me, the Healthy Habit Helper and your own coach together for the first time. Community holds the feed, the forums and your messages, with organizations, friends and referrals beside them. You is your account.

Recording a video sits next to the posts it becomes, in Community. Nothing was removed, and nothing needs finding twice.

Membership

Reaching for something on Premium now opens the purchase sheet. Device sync, a focus target and starting a family group each show you what the feature is and what it costs, on the phone and in a browser alike.

More is free than was. Your pantry, your reminders, reporting a food whose numbers look wrong, and deleting anything you have logged are all free, on every surface. Progress photos too.

Organizations

Your organization’s color reaches its buttons, not only its headings and its tile. A link to your organizations always returns you to the list.

On iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

Your last 20 foods, one tap each, and clearer names throughout.

Food

The last 20 foods you logged are waiting on the Food screen, as pills just above the nutrients card. Tap one and it logs exactly as it did before, into the meal you have selected. No search, no retyping something you eat every week. They are ordered by when you last ate each one, so importing a year of history from another app never pushes this morning’s breakfast down the list.

Clearer names

The You tab holds your profile, membership, settings and account controls.

Every row opens a screen that shares its name. Trends is your charts and Summary is the round-up of what has changed. Weekly report, Leaderboard, Achievements, Challenges and Discovery each say plainly what they open, and Progress photos is one screen you can reach from Health or from You.

Nothing moved. Every screen is exactly where it has always been, and the Knowledge Base uses these names throughout.

On iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

A fast of a day or longer clears the day’s calorie target, and every tab goes back to its top.

Fasting

A fast you plan to run a full day or longer sets that day’s calorie target to zero. There is nothing to spend, and the ring, the count on Add Food, your macros and every coach all read the same way. End the fast and your target comes straight back.

16:8, 18:6, 20:4 and OMAD keep their target, because each of them has a meal in it. The target follows the length you chose rather than the clock, so a 16:8 left running keeps your day’s food. Water, activity, weight, habits and your streak all carry on throughout.

Getting around

Press the tab you are already on to go back to its top, on iPhone and Android. You returns to the You menu, Forums to the forum list, Messages to your conversations, Feed to the top of the feed, however many screens deep you were.

Moderation

Merge a duplicate thread with a link. Open the thread you want to merge into, copy its address, and paste it. The whole URL, the part after /thread/, or the numeric id, whichever you have. The replies move across, the old thread locks, and the counts on both forums follow.

On iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

Invite codes in one shape, and a readable column on iPad.

Invite codes

One shape everywhere a code appears. Join codes read as ABCD-EFGH on every screen that shows one (the owner’s web page, the apps, the share sheet) and the dash appears as you type on all three. Type it with the dash, without it, or in lower case: they all reach the same organization, so a code written on a whiteboard six weeks ago still works.

A code tells you where it belongs. Enter an organization code on the Challenges screen and Loopa points you straight to Organizations.

iPad

Every screen holds a readable column. The dashboard, your report, What If, trends, the workout logger, routines, the food log, saved meals, cycle, activity, fasting, water and the whole setup flow keep a comfortable measure at every width, in both orientations, in Split View, and everything in between. The workout logger’s weight and reps fields sit together, and loading placeholders match the width of the content that replaces them.

On iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.

Sharper screens, clearer confirmations, and your own units where you drink.

Easier to read

Text now stands clear of what sits behind it, everywhere it matters. The value on your INR, blood-pressure and workout cards, the percentages in the macro legend, and the verdict on a goal’s target date all read at full strength. Blood-pressure badges carry their own deeper red, so Crisis and High-2 are unmistakable at a glance. Your milestone share card, the one you post, got the same pass, headline to footer.

Long names stay legible. Habit names, meal names, message previews, course titles and the foods you drink now trail off with an ellipsis instead of stopping mid-letter, so you can always tell there is more.

Loopa opens in your own colors from the first frame. The launch screen and the app now share one background, so there is no flash on a cold start.

Clearer confirmations

Every log and every delete now tells you what happened. Tap the quick +8 oz and you get a confirmation, wherever you tapped it from. Remove a vitals reading, a saved meal, a weigh-in, a food or a signed-in device and Loopa confirms it, and says so plainly if it could not, instead of leaving you to guess.

Your words are kept if a message does not send. Direct messages and forum replies now hold your draft until it has actually gone, so a dropped connection costs you nothing.

Clearing your history asks the server first and keeps what you typed if it cannot reach it.

Units and numbers

Hydration speaks metric if you do. On Android, water, your daily total, the breakdown by drink, focus targets and every quick-add now follow the unit you set for the rest of Loopa. Milliliters and liters throughout, showing the real figure rather than a rounded one.

Personal records follow your weight unit. Estimated one-rep max, heaviest set and best volume now read in pounds if that is what you lift in.

Knowledge base

Step-by-step guides read as numbered steps. Instructions throughout the Knowledge Base now render as proper lists in the apps, so a ten-step guide looks like ten steps.

On iPhone, Android and the web.

Organizations: start a group, invite it, and run a challenge in it.

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Anybody with Loopa Premium can start an organization. Give it a name, a description and one of eleven colors, and it exists. A gym, a running club, a team at work, a family, or six friends who want a step contest. You are its owner, and you can run as many as you have reason to run.

Invite people with a code or a link. Every organization gets an eight-character join code and a link that carries it. Print the code by the squat rack, or send the link however you already talk to people. Either way the person sees your organization’s name and description before they join. Rotate the code whenever it has traveled further than you meant: the new one works immediately, and nobody already in is removed. Give it a life of a day, a week or a month if you would rather it did not outlast the class you read it out to.

A private room, and the roles to run it. Each organization has its own forum space, readable only by its members and findable by nobody else. Owners and admins pin, lock, remove and mute inside their own room, and Loopa’s own moderation sits above them, so Report always reaches us rather than the group. Promote a second admin, hand the whole organization to another member, or delete it when it has run its course.

Challenges

Pick a measure, set the dates, open it. Workouts logged, active minutes, steps, distance, water, days with a completed fast, or a simple daily check-in, all counted from what members already log. Everybody decides challenge by challenge whether to take part, and entering shares exactly one number: their total for that measure over those dates. Leaderboards read named or anonymous, and ties share a rank.

Belong to as many organizations as you like, with a different role in each. Joining, posting, competing and appearing on a leaderboard are free for everybody, including on Loopa Basic. An organization never sees a member’s health record. Not food, weight, workouts, activity, measurements, photos, cycle or vitals, for any role, by any route. On iPhone, Android and the web. Details in Creating an organization and Joining an organization.

Tell a friend, and collect the badge for it.

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Every account has an invite code. It is on More › Refer a Friend, along with how many friends have joined and how far you are from the next badge. Nothing about it is part of a subscription. Every member has one.

Send it however you already talk to people. Send invite opens whichever mail or messaging app you chose on your phone, with the invitation written. Copy link and Share… put a link wherever you want it. Loopa never asks to read your contacts, and never learns who you sent it to.

Nine badges, at one friend and then five, ten, twenty, forty, fifty, a hundred, two hundred and fifty, and five hundred. They sit with the rest of your badges, and a new one is announced when it lands.

A code goes in at sign-up. There is an optional field on the new-account screen, and a link fills it in for you.

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A friend counts once they have confirmed their email and finished setting up. Anyone mid-setup shows on your screen as still setting up, so the number always means people who are actually using Loopa.

Badges are the whole reward. Referring somebody does not change what you pay or what they pay, and there is no credit, discount or cash anywhere in it. Details in Referring a friend.

Review and adjust every item in a meal photo before it hits your log.

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A photo comes back as a list, not a verdict. Snap your plate and Loopa shows you every food it found as its own line (the chicken, the rice, the broccoli), each with its own portion and its own calories. Tap a line to see protein, carbs, fat and fiber. Nothing reaches your food log until you say so.

Change a portion and watch the total move. Tap the portion on any line to set the amount with a stepper and pick the unit, whether that is the household measure Loopa recognized or straight grams or ounces. The running total at the bottom updates as you go, so you can see exactly what you are about to log.

Rename it, swap it, or take it off the plate. Tap a name to look the food up properly in the food database. Swipe a line away if it is not yours. Anything the photo missed goes on with Add item, straight from food search.

Loopa tells you where it is less certain. A line it is less sure about is marked, with a word to say so, so you know which one is worth a second look. It never blocks you from logging. You are the one looking at the plate.

Your meal lands as separate entries. One per food, so a week later you can edit the rice without touching the chicken, and every food's nutrition counts toward your day on its own.

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Every portion is recalculated by Loopa when you log. The figures you confirm are the figures that land.

Nothing is logged until you tap Log meal. Back out of a photo and your day is exactly as you left it.

Photo logging is part of Premium. Calorie and macro figures read from a photo are estimates you confirm. Details in Editing what Loopa found in your meal photo.

Count all liquids, and three things to watch inside the total.

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Every liquid counts, wherever you logged it. Turn on Count all liquids and coffee, tea, milk, juice, soda, sports drinks and broth all count toward your daily goal, whether you tapped them on the water screen or logged them as food, including the liquid ingredients inside a saved meal. The cup of milk in your protein shake is in the total. Beverages other than plain water contribute to total water intake, as described in the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Dietary Reference Intakes for Water, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride, and Sulfate.

The ring says which one it is. It reads Fluids when the setting is on and Water when it is off, on the hydration screen and on your dashboard, so a number never means two different things on two days. Underneath it, a breakdown of what you drank, kind by kind.

Focus, up to three targets of your own. Pick a kind of drink, or one you saved yourself, and give each an optional daily target. They are tracked whether your goal counts every liquid or only water, so you can watch your green tea while chasing a plain-water number, or keep an eye on the coffee while counting everything. Focus is part of Premium.

Mark your own drinks. Any food you save can carry a volume and a kind, so your own bottle of tea counts for exactly what it is rather than what its label happens to say. Liquid ingredients wear a droplet in the meal builder showing what they contribute.

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Apple Health and Health Connect receive your whole fluid total, so the figure your other health apps hold is the one on your screen.

Android gets the setting. Count all liquids is in Health Settings on Android now, alongside the same breakdown and the same Focus targets iPhone has.

Turning the setting back off returns the exact plain-water number you had, and nothing you logged is rewritten either way. Details in Counting all liquids and Focus targets.

Your gym gets a room, and your coach gets one workout at a time.

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Organizations: a gym, a club or an employer, inside Loopa. Enter the join code your organization gave you and you are in their private room and their challenges. That is the whole of what membership carries: nothing you log reaches an organization by any route, and there is no permission in Loopa that would let one read a member’s health record. You belong to one at a time, and leaving takes a tap.

Challenges of their own. An organization can run its own contests on any measure Loopa scores. The leaderboard belongs to the people in the contest. Everyone else sees that it exists, what it measures, when it runs and how many entered, and none of anybody’s results.

Tools for whoever runs it. Hand out a join code and retire it once it has traveled further than you meant, add and remove members, promote another admin, create and close challenges, and moderate your own room. Loopa’s own moderation still applies inside it, and the room is private to its members.

Show your coach one workout. Pick a session, add a note if you want one, send it. It opens nothing else, nothing is ever shared on a schedule, and you can take it back whenever you like. It leaves your coach’s list in that moment. The first time you share with a coach, Loopa shows you exactly what they will see.

Coaches can recommend a routine, or point at a session of yours worth repeating. You accept or you decline. Accepting puts a copy of the routine in your own library, and it stays yours from then on.

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One coach at a time. Joining a coach ends any previous coaching relationship in the same act: their forum closes for you, every sharing category switches off, and anything you had shown them is withdrawn from their view. What they sent you stays in your own history, and your subscription, your price and everything you have logged are untouched.

Switching organization works the same way. One act, and the room and any running challenge go with it. Results you already recorded stay on the leaderboards they are on, because other people took part in those contests.

Organizations and their challenges are open to every member, and working with a coach costs nothing on top of your subscription. Details in Joining an organization and Sharing a workout with your coach.

The quick button is yours to arrange.

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Keep the actions you use. More → Preferences → Quick Actions lists every action in the quick button with a switch. Turn off the ones you never tap and the fan gets shorter. Water, food, weight, activity, workouts, fasting, mood, energy, sleep, vitals, supplements and measurements, arranged the way you want them.

Your arrangement follows you. Your choices are saved to your account rather than to one handset, so a new phone, a tablet or a reinstall opens set up the way you left it. It holds while you are offline too, and checks for changes the next time Loopa opens.

Help Me always stays. It sits at the top of the fan and cannot be switched off. It is the one-tap way to reach your coach, and it is there for the moments you would least want to go looking for it.

New actions arrive switched on, so you find them rather than having to go looking. Turn one off from the same screen if you would rather not have it.

Changed

Workout joins the quick button on Android, matching iPhone. Log a session from the same place you log everything else.

Arranging your quick actions is part of Loopa Premium. Details in the Knowledge Base.

Your protein target has no ceiling, and a fast can run to 40 days.

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Set the protein target you actually want. There is no upper limit. Above 1.2 g per pound of your goal weight (2.65 g per kilogram) Loopa shows you a short health notice citing the International Society of Sports Nutrition, you decide, and then it saves the number you asked for. Loopa tells you the gram figure your own weight produces before you get there, so nothing arrives as a surprise at save time.

Fasts to 40 days, with presets that go past two. 24 hours, 48 hours, 3 days and 7 days join 16:8, 18:6, 20:4 and OMAD, and a custom fast reaches 40 days, set in hours below three days and in whole days above. Anything of 48 hours or more shows a health notice first, pointing to the National Institute on Aging and saying plainly when to stop and seek care.

A long fast keeps the advice on screen. While one runs you will see a hydration and electrolyte reminder for the whole of it, plus one a day if you already have notifications on. Loopa will not ask for notification permission because you started a fast. Ending a fast is one tap, where it always was.

The timer reads in days. Past two days the clock shows 3d 04:12:33 rather than a three-figure hour count, and a multi-day fast now counts on every day it covered rather than piling onto the day it ended.

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When protein costs more than your calorie target, the calories go up. Carbs and fat go to zero and the plan says the calorie figure came from your protein target, rather than showing one number over macros that add up to a different one.

Every notice you accept is yours to see, and to withdraw. More → Preferences → Your Data lists them with the date and the device. Withdrawing changes what happens next rather than what you already set: your targets keep their values, a fast in progress keeps running, and you see the notice again next time. Loopa asks for each setting and each fast separately, and there is no “do not ask me again”.

Loopa is a general wellness product and none of this is medical advice. Details in Health notices and Extended fasting.

Say it, and it is in your diary.

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Log by voice, without opening Loopa. Ask Siri on iPhone or Gemini on Android to log water, food, a workout or your activity, and it lands in today’s diary while your hands are still full. “Log a glass of water in Loopa.” “Log a workout in Loopa.” Nothing to open, nothing to tap.

You hear where it left you. Every confirmation comes back with your running total (“Logged a glass of water. You’re at 40 ounces today, 24 to go”), so the number you would have opened the app for is the one you just heard.

Say the amount however you say it. Ounces, milliliters, liters, cups, glasses or bottles all work, and Loopa does the converting. Name a food it has never seen and it saves it under exactly your words, so nothing you say is turned away.

Your voice stays on your phone. Siri and Gemini do the listening and send Loopa the finished instruction. No audio is recorded, sent or stored by Loopa.

Voice logging is part of Loopa Premium. On iPhone the phrases are ready the moment you install; on Android, set Gemini as your assistant. Full phrase list in the Knowledge Base.

Water tells you it landed, and your nutrients are back on screen.

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Adding water from the “+” button confirms the amount. Tap +8 OZ and Loopa says so on screen, and any water total you have open moves at the same moment, on the water screen, the dashboard and the health hub alike.

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The Nutrients screen loads. Your fifteen micronutrients, the completeness ring and the estimate button are all where they should be. Pull down to refresh and your figures are there.

A second opinion on what you take, beside the one that quotes the label.

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Ask mobieusAI about your list. On the Supplements and Meds page, mobieusAI now reads your supplements and your medications together, along with the medicines and conditions in your health context, and raises anything worth putting to a pharmacist or clinician. It reaches combinations no product label states: one supplement with another, or something that matters because of a condition you have.

It also points out any name that looks misspelled, with the spelling it thinks you meant. That one is worth acting on: a name Loopa cannot match to its reference list is left out of your label-based alerts entirely, and a typo is the usual reason.

Two checks, and the page tells you which is which. Your interaction alerts are a lookup. They quote FDA-approved product labeling, name the section and give the date that labeling took effect, so your pharmacist can read the same words. The second opinion is generated: it goes further, and it cannot show you a source to read. Ask twice and you may not get the same answer twice. Both sit on your screen saying plainly what they are.

You see what it sends before it sends it. The first time you use it, Loopa shows you the exact list (your supplements, your medications, and the prescription medicines, conditions, age and sex in your health context) and you can say no. The answer is kept so you can open it again; what was sent to build it is not kept. You can switch the feature off for good under Your Data.

It never names a dose, never diagnoses, and never tells you a combination is safe. Every flag ends the same way: confirm it with your pharmacist or clinician.

The second opinion is generated by mobieusAI and is not medical advice. Interaction alerts are drawn from FDA-approved product labeling via openFDA. Loopa is wellness tracking and is not medical advice. Available where mobieusAI is switched on.

Loopa Basic: a complete tracker that costs nothing, and a clear line around what does.

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Loopa Basic is the free tier, and it stands on its own. Food logging every way in (search, browse, barcode, spoken, plain words or typed), plus weight, water, vitals, micronutrients, saved meals, the activity you log yourself, the setup interview and the plan it produces, Easy Switch for bringing your history over from another app, the whole community, and 30 days of history and trends across all of it. No card, no trial clock, no ads, and no daily cap on how much you log.

Activity logging is free. Sessions and active minutes you enter yourself, with the calories folded back into the day. Having the same numbers arrive on their own, from Apple Health, Health Connect, a Withings scale or an Oura ring, comes through device sync, which is Premium.

Vitals and micronutrients are free. Blood pressure, glucose, INR, SpO2 and temperature; and fifteen micronutrients against the RDA for your age and sex, worked out from food you have already logged. As far as we can tell, no other mainstream tracker gives either away.

A daily allowance for the two features that ask an AI to work for you. Describing a meal in plain words is free up to ten a day; nutrient estimates, five a day. Search, barcode and manual entry are never limited, so you can always log everything you eat. A day whose foods have been estimated before does not use one of your five, because that answer already exists.

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Workouts, fasting, cycle tracking, H³ and device sync are Loopa Premium. One subscription covers all of them, on the phone and in a browser alike, and working with a coach on your training costs nothing on top of it.

Reaching a Premium feature now makes you an offer. Every locked feature stays visible, tapping one opens what it includes and what it costs, and cancelling puts you back exactly where you were.

Two things stay free whatever your plan. Deleting a workout session, because what you wrote is yours and you must be able to take it out; and reporting a comment somebody left on your training.

Reaching a daily allowance keeps everything you already have on screen. Your nutrients, your day and your log stay exactly where they were, with the offer beside them, and search, barcode and manual entry carry on working as normal.

Trends that tell you something, interaction alerts from FDA labeling, and a report your doctor can read in two minutes.

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Trends. Everything Loopa knows about you, read back as what has actually changed. Rolling averages for calories and every macro, your weight on a smoothed trend line with the raw weigh-ins still visible, nutrient adequacy against the reference for your age and sex, your eating window, fasting, hydration and how consistently you log. At the top, the three to five things worth knowing right now, scored against your own eight-week baseline rather than anybody else’s average.

Every figure says how much data stands behind it, and a trend that does not have enough yet tells you exactly what it needs instead of showing you a number. Days you only half-logged are counted and shown separately, never averaged in.

Medications, and interaction alerts. Add what you take and Loopa checks it against FDA-approved product labeling, against your other medications, your supplements, and the food and drink you log. When a label says something about the combination, you see the label’s own sentence, which section it came from and the date that labeling took effect, so your pharmacist can read the same words you did.

Alerts cover how a medication interacts with another medication, with food, with alcohol, with caffeine and with a supplement, to the extent the labels state them. Supplement-to-supplement combinations are not covered by this source, and Loopa says so. Severity reflects where the label puts the information rather than a clinical grade, and every alert points you to a pharmacist or prescriber. Loopa never tells you to start, stop or change a dose.

Logging a dose is one tap, and this is not behind Premium. Information about what you take belongs to you.

Share a report with your clinician. Pick a window, choose what to include, add a note, and Loopa builds a summary a doctor, dietitian or pharmacist can absorb in a couple of minutes: your intake and macros, weight trend and rate of change, nutrient adequacy, your medications and any interaction alerts, and a day-by-day table. It opens with how complete your logging was, so nothing is read as more than it is.

You share it with a link that expires when you say, that you can revoke at any moment, and that you can put a passcode on. Revoking deletes the file, not just the link. Every time it is opened is recorded, so you can see whether it was used. Loopa never emails it. It goes where you send it and nowhere else.

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Faster reporting everywhere. Your trends and reports now read from a daily summary Loopa keeps up to date as you log, so a ninety-day view opens in a fraction of the time it used to.

Interaction information is drawn from FDA-approved product labeling via openFDA. Nutrient targets follow the Dietary Reference Intakes from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine and the FDA Daily Values. Loopa is wellness tracking and is not medical advice.

Video posts: mobieusVerified opens them everywhere, and everyone else needs one post.

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mobieusVerified carries full standing across every community you belong to. Completing identity verification is the strongest thing an account can say about itself, so it now opens video posting, link posting and file uploads outright, on every tenant where you hold an account, including ones you join afterwards. Verification attaches to you, not to one login, so there is nothing to re-do per community.

Video opens after a single post. Post once and the video camera is yours. Community owners can set the requirement to two posts, and no higher.

Verification takes effect immediately. Finish verifying mid-session and the next thing you tap reflects it. No signing out, no waiting.

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The requirement is shown before you record, not after. On iPhone, Android and the web, the video control now says what it needs up front, so you know before you film. The control stays where it is and tells you what opens it.

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Moderation works exactly as it did. Reporting, automatic content review, takedowns, suspensions and bans apply to every account on the same terms. Verification opens features an account earns with time; it does not change how the rules are enforced.

Join your gym, club or employer, and see exactly what they can and cannot see.

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An organization join code. A gym, club or employer running on Mobieus can hand its members a code. Enter it in the app, see whose it is before anything changes, and the app takes on that organization’s name and colors. One app, not a separate download per organization.

Leaving is one tap, and deletes nothing. The app switches back, the account with the organization stays exactly where it is, and the same code brings a member back.

An organization sees counts, and there is no setting that changes that. How many members were active, how many are Premium, how many plans were shared and accepted. Nine numbers and a month, about its own members. Not who they are, and nothing any of them logged. Individual data reaches one person only: a coach the member granted access to, field by field, with every read listed for them to read back.

Roles for the people who run an organization. Owner, admin, coach, billing and viewer, each granted to a named person who has verified their identity. An organization is never the account holder. Exactly one owner, transferable, and every grant and revocation recorded.

A “Private by design” mark on the AI, coach and organization screens, linking to a plain-language page about who can see what.

An onboarding readiness page in the admin plane. Every step that turns a newly provisioned community into a finished one is checked against that community’s own configuration and reported. Which features are on, whether push notifications reach a device, and whether the branding is in place.

Changed

Both apps resolve their organization at runtime. Which also means the widget and the watch follow a member who joins one, rather than continuing to show numbers from the account they stopped using.

Food search answers as fast as you can type it, and your Hume scale has a home.

Faster

Food search now returns in a few hundredths of a second. The common searches (the four or five letters you actually type before you see what you want) are the fastest of all, even though they match the most foods. Results keep up with the keyboard instead of arriving after you have stopped typing, which matters most on a phone on cellular, in a shop, deciding what to log.

Added

Hume Health & Others. A new entry under More, beside iHealth, Withings and Oura, that shows you how to bring a Hume scale into Loopa. Your Hume device already writes weight and body composition into Apple Health or Health Connect; the new screen walks you through switching that on and pointing Loopa at it, so your readings land in your dashboard, trends and reports with everything else.

It is not only about Hume. Any device whose app writes to Apple Health or Health Connect reaches Loopa the same way, and a great many scales, bands and rings already do. As more manufacturers open their APIs, Loopa will add direct integrations, and the list of devices you can connect will keep growing. There is a guide in the knowledge base.

Changed

A finished workout waits on your phone until the server can take it. If a session cannot sync at the moment you finish (no signal in the gym, or a Premium feature you have not subscribed to yet) it stays on your device rather than being sent again and again. Subscribe, and every session that was waiting goes through on its own.

Privacy Policy: how sign-in protects your password. Your password is never stored, in any form, not even as a hash. Loopa signs you in with OPAQUE, a modern standard in which your password computes a proof of who you are rather than being handed over to be checked. On the web that proof is computed on your own device. In the iOS and Android apps your password is sent once over TLS, used to compute the same proof on our servers, and discarded immediately. Either way there is no password in our database to steal. The policy, the terms and the knowledge base now spell out both paths.

Loopa lifts: 453 exercises, every set you log, and six kinds of record it finds on its own.

Added

A workout log built around the set. Pick an exercise, put in the reps, the weight and how hard it felt, and move on. What you lifted last time is already sitting in the fields as a placeholder, so matching last week means typing nothing and beating it means changing one number. Sets are marked as what they were (warmup, working, drop, failure or AMRAP), because a warmup single and a top single are the same numbers and completely different facts.

An exercise library of 453, described rather than just listed. Each one carries its muscle groups, the equipment it needs, the movement pattern it belongs to and a one-line form cue, so you can go looking for a hinge you can do with dumbbells instead of scrolling until something familiar appears. Anything missing, you add yourself, with the same four attributes, and a custom exercise logs, sets records and counts toward volume exactly like the ones that shipped.

Cardio keeps its own shape. A run, a row or a ride goes in with duration and distance rather than being squeezed into sets and reps that do not describe it.

Six kinds of personal record, found for you. Estimated one-rep max by the Epley formula, heaviest weight, most reps, most volume in a single set, best pace and longest distance. You never mark a record; the app notices the set that beat one and names the kind.

Volume by muscle group, over 7 days and 28. The month that felt heavy on chest and thin on legs either was or was not, and now that is something you can check rather than argue about.

Programs, on a calendar. A multi-week schedule laid out on dates, so you open today and the exercises, sets and targets are already there. Progression is a rule the program applies rather than a decision you make under the bar: linear, double progression, or a percentage of your one-rep max, which Loopa keeps current from what you actually lift.

A coach can write your training. A Loopa Coach builds a program, assigns it to your calendar, reads the sessions you logged against it and comments where it helps. Training is the one place a coach sees the entries rather than a summary, because “your volume trended up” is not something anybody can program from and “eight at 185, the last two were grinders” is. It happens only if you have shared workouts with them.

Both health platforms, both directions. Workouts sync with Apple Health and Health Connect: a session recorded on a watch arrives in Loopa, and a session logged in Loopa is written back out. Kilograms or pounds is one setting and the whole feature speaks it, from entry to records, volume and the program.

Changed

Workouts, body measurements and progress photos are each their own sharing category, and each one starts off. Three separate switches, three separate decisions. Sharing your training with a coach does not share your measurements, and sharing your measurements does not share your photos. They describe different things about you, and a coach who needs one of them does not automatically need the others. Switching any of them off closes the history along with it, the same rule every other category follows.

The gym half is the free half. Logging workouts, the whole exercise library, the exercises you add yourself, personal-record detection and your workout history cost nothing. Premium adds the programs and the training calendar, progressive overload, the volume and strength analytics, and working with a coach on your training.

Friends comes to the phone, and a friendship shares exactly three things.

Added

Friends on iPhone and Android. Until now the apps could follow somebody and block somebody, and sending, accepting or declining a friend request lived on the web only. It is on all three surfaces now, with the same rules on each, because the rules are enforced on our servers rather than in each app.

An invite link, and a QR code beside it. This is the way in. You make a link, send it however you already talk to that person, and whoever taps it can ask to be your friend, and you still get to accept. In the apps they can point a camera at the code instead. Links last seven days, you can hold five at once, and you can revoke any of them.

The link matters more than it looks. Every other way of finding a person is also a way of being found by a stranger, so a link you chose to hand over is the one path that needs no directory to exist. It is why the default setting for a new member is “only people I send my link to”.

You choose who can reach you. Who may send you a request: anyone, friends of friends, only via your link, or nobody. Whether a username search returns you: anyone, only somebody typing your exact username, or not at all. Both default to the private option.

Search matches usernames. Only usernames. Not names, not email addresses, not phone numbers, and Mobieus never reads your contacts. There is no address-book permission in either app.

Report and block, from every surface a person appears on. A friend, a request, a profile. Reporting offers to block in the same step, because that is usually the moment you want it. Reports land in the same moderation queue as everything else, with a snapshot of the profile as it read at the time, because the username and bio are the first things an abusive account changes. Blocking is not disclosed to the person blocked.

Changed

What a friend can see is now a short, complete list: your display name, your profile photo, a badge showing how many days in a row you have logged something if you leave that on, and how many friends you have in common. That is all of it. Nothing you log reaches a friend. Not weight, food, fasting, cycle, measurements, vital signs, photos or targets. Sharing any of that is a separate accountability-partner invite where you pick the categories yourself, and it ends automatically if the friendship does.

Your health achievements are yours to publish. Badges computed from your health record (the weight milestones, the streak awards) appear on your profile only if you switch them on. You always see your own.

Friendship and blocking are one relationship now, with one state. A block takes down the friendship, any pending request and any sharing between you in a single step, so the two can never disagree. Declining a request is quiet: the person who asked is not told, and the same pair can ask again after thirty days.

Blocking reaches the feed and search. Somebody you have blocked no longer appears in either, alongside the surfaces that already honored it.

Privacy Policy 3.5 and Terms 3.2 describe all of this. Everything you share with anyone, and a button that ends each of it, is on your Your Data screen.

Privacy Policy 3.3: who holds your encryption key, what is not encrypted, and the one case where a reported message reaches an AI.

Changed

The Privacy Policy moves to version 3.3, and it is more specific about your health data than any version before it.

Every member gets their own encryption key, and it is stored wrapped. The key that unwraps it lives on our servers and is not derived from anything you know or carry, so the encryption defeats a stolen database, a stolen backup or a stolen disk. The policy says exactly that, and it lists what is not encrypted at all. Your fasting times, the meal plans and weekly insights we generate for you, your habit check-ins, what you post in the community, and the subscription id your app store gives us.

Meal photographs are discarded once they have been read, with no conditions attached and no setting to get wrong.

The record of who read your health data is available on request, and the policy tells you how to ask for it. It also sets out what the administrator-access log covers and which routes fall outside it.

One case where a direct message reaches an AI, now written down. When a message is reported, that message’s text is sent once so a moderator gets a summary to work from. A human still decides, and it never happens unless somebody reported that particular message. The classifier that checks a new member’s forum posts never reads direct messages at all.

Fixed

Identity documents are visible only to staff who can act on them. A member who verifies their identity uploads a passport or driving license. Opening one of those scans and deciding a verification now take the same permission. The roles that keep audit access keep the record, its history and its trail, without the scans.

The audit trail names the operator. When a Mobieus operator opens a member’s account under support impersonation, the record identifies the operator who started that session.

Member IP addresses moved up a tier. Working with member IP addresses takes the higher permission everywhere it happens, the audit feed on the moderator dashboard included.

Your coach, in your pocket, with a record of who looked at what.

Added

Loopa Coach is now in the apps. Everything that was on the web is on iPhone and Android: the seven switches, the notes your coach sends, a meal plan they offer, the record of when they looked, and the buttons that stop all of it. A member finds it under More › Preferences › Your coach; a coach finds their roster under More › Coaching. If neither applies to you, neither appears.

The switch that turns sharing off travels with you. You can grant consent and withdraw it from the device in your pocket, which is where a consent control belongs.

You can join a coach without starting over. Tap a coach’s link as an existing member and you join them there and then. It is still the only way in: there is no directory and no code to type, because a coach hands their link to a particular person.

Changed

“Who looked, and when” is a screen. The record sits on the same screen as the switches, so you can read it whenever you like. It counts your coach opening you and reading separately from your coach glancing at their list of clients, because those are different things and a record that tells them apart is one you can act on.

Your coach is told your name, never your email address. A roster shows a display name, and nothing on it falls back to the address you signed up with.

Notes from your coach reach your phone. “Your coach sent you a meal plan” arrives as a push notification. They are opt-in, like every other push, and off until you turn them on in notification settings.

Two things deliberately did not change. There is still no direct-message channel between a coach and a client. A few short notes a day, and that is the whole of it, because somebody paid on your subscription should not be able to use your app as a mailing list. And nothing to do with a coach’s commission appears anywhere in either app.

The Privacy Policy moves to version 3.2 and the Terms to 3.1 to describe all of it.

Loopa Coach: a real person on your roster, and a member who decides exactly what they can see.

Added

Loopa Coach lets an approved trainer, dietitian or health coach take clients inside Loopa. They get a private space only their clients can see, a view of whatever each client has chosen to share, short recommendations, and meal plans built against that client’s own numbers. It is off by default and turned on per community.

Nothing reaches a coach until the member turns it on. There are seven things a member can share (weight, activity, fasting, food, cycle, supplements, and how consistently they log) and every one of them starts off. They are separate switches, chosen one at a time, on a screen that says in plain language who the coach is, that the coach is paid a commission, and that a coach gives general wellness guidance rather than medical advice.

Switching something off closes the history with it. Not “from now on”: permission is checked on every single read, so a category a member turns off is shut even for the weeks a coach could already see. There is no copy anywhere on the coach’s side to go stale.

A category that is off is absent, not grayed out. No blurred figures, no “3 entries hidden”, no placeholder, because a count of what somebody withheld is itself a disclosure. Every time a coach does open something, it is recorded, and the member can ask for that record.

A meal plan is an offer. The coach picks how many days; Loopa builds it against the client’s own calorie and macro targets, diet style and allergen exclusions. A plan that breaks one of those exclusions is refused outright rather than sent with a warning, and nothing enters the member’s planner until they choose to start it. Turning one down is a normal answer.

Every credential is checked by hand with whoever issued it before anyone is approved. Until that check happens, nothing anywhere shows a coach as verified. No badge, no “pending” label. Coaches apply at loopahealth.app/coaches.

Leaving a coach, unfriending them or blocking them changes nothing about a subscription, a price, or access to the space already joined. None of it belongs to the coach.

Pricing

Loopa Premium Family is $119.99 a year, which is what the app charges and what loopahealth.app states.

Loopa Premium splits in two, and the annual price comes down.

Changed

There are now two Loopa Premium plans. Loopa Premium is $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year and covers one person. Loopa Premium Family is $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year and covers up to six, about $20.00 each for the year.

The annual price is $20 lower. Premium was $89.99 a year; it is $69.99. That is a price cut, so it applies to people already subscribed as well as new ones, and nobody has to agree to anything or do anything to get it.

The reason for the split is that one plan was trying to be two things. A person tracking alone was paying a price that had six people’s coverage built into it, whether or not they had five people to share it with, and a household of six was paying a fifth of what the same six accounts cost anywhere else. Splitting it lets the solo price be a solo price, and lets the family plan be worth building properly.

If you already subscribe, read this one

Nothing is taken away from you. Every subscription that was active on 16 August 2026 keeps covering a Family Group of up to six people, on the plan you already have, at the price you already pay, for as long as you keep it. Renewals do not change it. You do not need to buy the family plan to keep what you were sold.

We are saying that plainly because the alternative (quietly letting the old coverage lapse at each person’s next renewal) would have been the easy way to build it, and it is not a thing we are willing to do. It is enforced in our database rather than left to good intentions.

What the family plan does that Apple cannot

A Loopa Family Group is ours rather than an App Store feature, which is the whole reason it reaches an Android phone. The organizer invites up to five people by email or link, they accept, and each of them gets the full Premium app on whichever phone they carry. Apple Family Sharing works too, on the family plan, for a household that is entirely on iPhone and iPad.

Loopa Premium, the single-person plan, does not extend to a group. If you organize a group on it, the group keeps working. Nobody is removed, invitations still work, and the shared pantry still works. The one thing that stops is Premium reaching the other members, and the app says so in those words rather than looking like a subscription that failed.

Two limits worth knowing, both unchanged: six is a real ceiling including pending invitations, and Premium you receive through Apple Family Sharing cannot be re-shared into a Loopa group, because that subscription is Apple’s to share, not ours to share twice.

Unchanged

The free tier. No ads, no daily cap on meals, a rolling 30 days of history, the full setup interview and the whole community, with no card on file. And a family group still shares a subscription and, only if each person opts in, a pantry. Never the food diary, the weight, the vitals or the photos, in any direction, including the organizer’s.

Loopa on the web looks like Loopa, and iPhone reminders arrive as push notifications.

Changed

The web app wears the brand. Open Loopa in a browser and it now uses the same palette as the apps: the warm off-white field, white cards, Midnight text and the Violet you press. Color carries meaning the way it does in the apps. Amber marks progress and never doubles as body text, and Violet marks the things you interact with.

Easier to use without a mouse, and on a phone. Every control shows a clear outline when you reach it by keyboard, buttons and tap targets are larger on small screens, and if your device asks apps to reduce motion, the web app now listens.

Fixed

Push notifications on the Loopa iPhone app. A reminder you set arrives on your phone. Delivery is verified end to end.

The Family Group screen. It loads your group cleanly, appears only for accounts that include family groups, and inviting somebody by link produces a link.

One Loopa subscription can now cover your household, including the people on Android that Apple Family Sharing cannot reach.

Added

Family Group. One person creates a group and invites up to five others. Their Premium subscription covers everyone in it, and everyone keeps their own account, their own plan and their own targets. It lives under More › Preferences › Family Group on both apps.

The reason it exists is the half of a household Apple Family Sharing cannot help. Apple can share a subscription across an Apple family, and we have always honored that. If your Premium arrives that way, the app says so by name. But it does nothing for a partner on a Pixel, and nothing for the mixed households that are most households. This is the mechanism that does.

A shared pantry, if you each want one. Turn it on and your household keeps one pantry between you; the meal planner and shopping list work from it instead of a personal list. Your own allergens, never-eat list and targets still shape your own plan, so two people planning from the same cupboard get different plans. It is off until you switch it on, the consent screen tells you exactly what becomes visible before anything does, and switching it off puts your personal pantry back exactly as you left it.

Changed

An entitlement someone receives through Apple Family Sharing is not passed on again through a Loopa group. It is Apple’s to share, not ours to share twice. A group whose organizer is covered that way shares the pantry and says so plainly, rather than looking like a subscription that quietly failed. If that organizer later buys their own subscription, their members are covered automatically. No recreating the group, no re-inviting anyone.

Our privacy policy, its consumer health data section, and our terms now describe family groups: what is collected, how long it is kept, and how consent is withdrawn. We decided to treat shared pantry contents as consumer health data. A cupboard is not a medical record, but a pantry of nothing but gluten-free products says something, and our own meal planner reads that pantry to plan around your allergens, so it is held to the same standard as the rest of your health record.

What a family group never shares

Your food diary. Your weight, water, vital signs, measurements and progress photos. Your targets, your allergen list, your never-eat list. None of it, in either direction, including with the organizer. There is no oversight or monitoring capability in the product at all, for adults or anyone else.

That is enforced on our servers rather than hidden in the apps, and there is a test that fails our build if any family feature ever reads a health table, so it holds for the things we build next year, not just the things we shipped today.

Your coach remembers what you told it at setup, and you can see, change or delete every word of it.

Added

Setup asks why you are doing this. Pick “something else” and it asks for your own words, then quotes them back rather than paraphrasing them.

Two new questions, because nothing anywhere asked them. How you want to be coached (straight with you, gently, numbers first, or encouragement first), which the coach follows even when it would have said things differently. And what is likely to get in the way over the next few months: travel, shift work, an injury. That last one is deliberately not the same question as what went wrong before. Knowing someone burned out two years ago does not tell your coach that next month is a travel month; one is a pattern to respect, the other is a thing to plan around. Both are optional, and “no preference” is a real answer.

Every coaching answer now carries the date you gave it. Once one is more than six months old the coach stops treating it as certain and asks instead (“when you started you mentioned evening snacking, is that still the hard part?”) rather than confidently telling you about a commute you no longer have.

What your coach knows, a new screen under More › Preferences on both apps and on the Health Settings page on the web, lists everything the coach has been told about you, where each answer came from, and when. Every line has a Forget this button, and forgetting removes the answer and the record of it together. Answers from before this shipped are dated “around” a day rather than on it, because that is genuinely all we know about them and we would rather say so.

Changed

If you mention something durable in a conversation, the coach may offer to remember it, and it asks first, every time. Nothing is written unless you tap to confirm, and anything saved that way is labeled as having come from a chat. It does not record passing moods, and it does not learn about you in the background. Everything it knows is something you typed or picked.

Our privacy policy and its consumer health data section have been updated to describe all of this.

Fixed

On Android, “Clear my history” asks before it wipes the interview, as the iPhone app always has. Android also has a Preferences screen of its own.

Everything you tell us on a partner application is now kept, and reaches a person.

Fixed

Every question on the partner application is recorded: the audience you describe, your rough reach, how you plan to promote, and the confirmation that you are over 18. The whole application, every field labeled, is attached to your record where the person reviewing it can read it.

An application reaches our records the moment you press send, and every application submitted earlier is on file.

Social handles are stored with a proper link to your profile. Paste a profile URL or type a handle, and either becomes a link the reviewer can click.

Changed

The confirmation link in the application email is verified against a dedicated record rather than a free-text note, so your link stays valid while an administrator edits their own notes on your application.

If you arrive from a campaign or another site, we now record where from. It is used to work out which channels bring good partners and nothing else. No advertising profile is built from it, and it is separate from any advertising measurement on the rest of the site. Our privacy policy covers what we keep.

A partner program, and a cleaner first run for anyone who arrives through one.

Added

Loopa now has a partner program. If you have an audience that would benefit from it, you can apply at mobieus.io/partners. The page states the commission range, how long referral credit lasts, and how and when partners get paid, before you fill anything in.

Partners get their own page to send people to, carrying their name and logo rather than only ours. Anyone arriving that way creates a free Loopa account there (nothing to pay on that page) and then gets a screen with QR codes and download links for the app, emailed as well so it can be done later. Credit is recorded when the account is created rather than when a subscription starts, so someone can sign up today and subscribe in the app weeks later and it still counts.

Partners have a dashboard showing clicks, signups, conversions and earnings, can tag their links to tell their own channels apart, can download a statement for any year, and can choose direct deposit instead of a check. Payment details and tax forms are handled by our payment provider, so we never hold bank details.

There is also a small read-only API for partners who would rather pull their own numbers into a spreadsheet or dashboard.

Changed

The public API is now 1.26.0. The additions are the referral and app-handoff pages above, plus the two association files iOS and Android use to open supported links directly in the app. Everything is additive, and no existing endpoint changed. Details at /api/docs.

Fixed

On a partner page, logos sit on their own line and display larger.

A link to Loopa opens in the Loopa app.

Security improvements to partner sign-in.

Photograph a menu, plan backwards from a date, and keep a pantry the suggestions actually use.

Point the camera at the menu when the place is not in any database.

Eating Out could always look a restaurant up by name. Now it can read the menu in front of you instead. The diner with no website, a specials board, a menu in another language. You do not type a name for this. The picks that come back are ranked the same way, filtered against the same never-eat list, and worded the same way: contains, likely contains, or unclear. Nothing anywhere will tell you an item is free of something. Printed menus rarely list calories, so figures on a scanned menu are estimates and are labeled as estimates, and the photo is read and discarded rather than stored.

Pick the date you want to be there by, and get the plan that reaches it.

The forecast has always read forward: at this pace, here is when you arrive. It now answers the opposite question too. Choose a date and you get the daily calorie target that reaches it and the pace that implies. It will not hand you an unsafe number to make a date work. Plans stop at a safe floor, and when a date needs more than that you are told so plainly, along with the soonest date it can reach safely. That is an answer, and usually a more useful one than the date you picked.

A pantry that leans the suggestions, without narrowing them.

My Pantry is the short list of basics you keep in. Meal suggestions lean toward what is already in your cupboard, and the meal planner leaves those items off the shopping list. It is a preference, never a filter, so you will still be offered something worth shopping for. A list of food that silently narrowed what you were shown would be a trap.

Progress photos file under the day they were taken.

Set the date when you add a photo, change it afterwards if you got it wrong, and the gallery groups by the day of the shot rather than the day you uploaded it, newest day first. A photo you took last Tuesday and imported today now sits under last Tuesday.

New Reading is now shaped like the things it measures.

You choose what you are logging and only that appears. Blood pressure is two dials on one line with the category updating live, because nobody says systolic 118, diastolic 76. Temperature is a thermometer you drag, with the verdict spelled out in words beside it rather than carried by color alone. Everything else spins on a dial.

Fixed

Signing up for one Mobieus community with an email already used on another one now sends you a link to add the new community to your existing account, so you can finish from inside the app. Correcting your sleep for last night replaces the figure. Food search returns the same results for the same query, and estimated micronutrients are consistent run to run. Contrast and legibility improvements across the apps.

API 1.25.0.

Eight new mobieusHealth endpoints covering the pantry, menu scanning, progress-photo dates and target-date planning. All additive, and no existing operation changed shape. See the API documentation for the full changelog.

mobieusHealth: plan a week of meals, get one shopping list, and see why a restaurant pick was picked.

A meal planner that ends in a shopping list, not a wall of text.

Build a plan for one, three, five or seven days and it is written around the calories and macros you already track, the way you eat, and the foods you never eat. Choose whether to include snacks. With them off, those calories go into your three meals rather than quietly vanishing. Swap a single meal you do not fancy and the rest of the plan stays exactly as it was. Tap any meal to log it, or log a whole day at once, and it lands in your food log like anything you entered yourself.

Two eggs on Monday plus three on Thursday is five eggs.

The shopping list covers the whole plan rather than one list per day, and the quantities are added up properly, including across different units. Where two measures cannot honestly be combined, like 200g of spinach and a bunch of spinach, you get both lines instead of a guess. Items are grouped by aisle, anything already in your pantry is left off, and ticking things off as you shop syncs to your other devices. The plan and its list work with no signal, which is what a supermarket usually has.

Restaurant picks now show their working.

Every suggestion carries a fit score out of 100 and a line explaining it in real numbers, so you can see why one order beat another instead of taking it on faith. A new setting decides how strict to be: stay on plan shows only what fits the day you have had and tells you plainly when nothing does, or ask for the best of the menu anyway. Switching between the two costs nothing. Your recent restaurants are kept on your device, and there is now a way to tell us when a menu is wrong, and enough reports get it read again from scratch.

Every set of restaurant results now carries its allergen notice.

Menu and ingredient information is gathered from the open web, and results have always been described as estimates rather than assurances. That notice is now attached to every response and shown on the results themselves, where it belongs. Nothing in the product will tell you an item is free of anything. The wording is contains, likely contains, or unclear, and the restaurant remains the only authority on what is in your food.

Vitals on your home screen now show your actual readings.

The Vitals widget carries your latest blood pressure, glucose, INR or resting heart rate with a seven-day direction. Glucose and INR still hide their values by default, showing only when they were taken, and vitals never appear on a lock screen.

API 1.24.0.

Seven new endpoints for meal planning and one for reporting bad menu data, plus a fit score, an explanation line and the standing disclaimers on restaurant results. The reference matches the request fields the API accepts. See the API documentation for the full changelog.

Notifications sent to Slack, Teams and Discord now carry the post itself, not just a reference to it.

You can read the post without leaving the channel.

If your community forwards events to a chat channel, a new thread arrives carrying the forum it was posted in, the title, who wrote it, the opening few lines, and a button that opens the thread. Replies carry the same, plus the thread they belong to. Nothing to turn on; existing targets pick it up automatically.

Three kinds of post deliberately send less.

An anonymous post reports its author as "Anonymous", and the real name never leaves your community, exactly as readers see it on the site. A post that has been deleted or hidden by a moderator sends no text at all. And a thread scheduled for later sends nothing until it is actually published, so a post can never appear in a chat channel before it appears in the community. In each case the notification still arrives, just without the content.

What is sent is read at the moment it is sent.

Notifications are not built from a copy taken when the post was written, so an edit, a deletion or a moderator action in the gap between posting and delivery is respected rather than forwarded from a stale snapshot. The delivery history keeps a record of what was sent and when, but never stores the post text, and webhook addresses stay encrypted with only a short fingerprint shown on screen.

The verified check is easier to see, and its tooltip shows the verification date.

Hovering a verified member's name now tells you when they were verified.

The name itself is the target, and the tooltip reads mobieusVerified on 28 July 2026, the date the verification was approved.

The tooltip shows a date, not a name.

The tooltip carries the verification date and nothing else. A legal name is more than a passer-by needs in order to know a member is who they say they are. Verification still confirms a real, identity-checked person, and if you are verified there is nothing to do.

The check scales with the text it sits beside.

The check grows with the surrounding text, so it reads clearly on a profile header and stays legible in a message list. The check on the profile picture is unchanged.

Verified members show as verified everywhere, faster.

Verification belongs to you, not to one community. Verify once and you are verified in every community you belong to. A new verification appears everywhere within about two minutes, and a withdrawn one stops showing within fifteen.

The check appears on every phone screen.

The badge shows on the mobile profile, forum threads, the feed and your message inbox, alongside every desktop surface that already carried it.

API 1.23.0: the reference now covers the whole API, and every response tells you which version answered it.

Everything the API can do is now documented.

The reference covers the whole API: the health endpoints, peer accountability and challenges, forums and threads, profile and avatar, image upload, the block list, bulk ticket actions, and SCIM user provisioning. It is generated against the running code, with the required scope and plan listed on every endpoint.

Every response carries an X-API-Version header.

Every response now includes X-API-Version alongside the request id, so you can log it, pin against it, and notice when the surface you built on moves.

The REST API is available on Creator.

Creator includes full REST API access. Every page of the documentation that names a plan now lists Creator alongside Pro, Creator Plus and Sovereign, so you can build against it on the plan you are on.

Three endpoint groups carry their own scope.

Device connections, peer accountability and challenges require the scope that matches what they do: health:read or health:write for anything that reads or shares a health record, social:read or social:write for messages and reactions. None of these endpoints was documented, so no published integration relies on them; if you found them on your own, add the matching scope to your key at /admin/api-keys. Reading data another member shared with you requires health:read.

SCIM is documented, including the parts that surprise people.

SCIM provisioning has its own credential, its own error format, and returns 404 rather than 403 for every path when the feature is switched off, so a 404 means either "no such user" or "SCIM is off" and the two are deliberately indistinguishable. The reference says so.

Eat differently on different days, save a recipe once, and scan more of what is in the cupboard.

Cycle your calories without changing your week.

Training days and weekends can run higher and quieter days lower, from Settings. Pick a pattern or set each day yourself. The one rule the app holds to is that your week still adds up to the same total. Raise Saturday and the other days come down to pay for it, and you can see exactly what each day becomes before you save.

Save a recipe once, log a portion of it.

A saved meal can now say how many servings it makes. Cook a batch that feeds four, log one, and you get a quarter of it rather than the whole tray. Meals you already saved keep working exactly as they did.

The app remembers your portion.

If you always have 200g of chicken, stop typing 200g. The amount you actually use is remembered per food and offered back next time. It stays private to you and never changes the shared food database.

Scanning reads supplements and zero-calorie drinks.

Scan a supplement bottle and you get the supplement with its label. A zero-calorie drink scans as what it is. Barcodes that drop a leading digit or a check digit resolve too.

Share a meal photo with your community.

When you photograph a meal, you can post it to a Meal Photos forum if your community has one, with your notes and the estimate attached. It is off by default, there is a switch in Preferences if you would rather it default on, and your food log stays private either way.

The app tells you when it is offline.

Lose signal and you get a quiet banner instead of a screen that looks like your data vanished. Anything you log syncs when you are back.

Your fasting streak is yours unless you say otherwise.

The fasting leaderboard is now something you opt into. If you never chose to be on it, you are not on it.

Bigger text where it matters, and a screen that covers itself.

Nutrition panels and dashboard labels follow your system text size, colors meet contrast in both light and dark, and health screens hide themselves while your screen is being recorded or shared.

Bring your devices in, track two more vitals, and edit any reading you like.

Connect your iHealth, Withings and Oura devices.

Sign in to your device once and your numbers flow into mobieusHealth on their own. Weight, activity, sleep and vitals, synced every day, right beside Apple Health and Health Connect. The connection is yours to end anytime, and we never see your device password. Available where your account has the integration turned on.

Blood oxygen and body temperature, tracked and trended.

SpO₂ and body temperature now sit next to weight, blood pressure, heart rate and the rest. Log them by hand or let a connected device fill them in, and see them in your trends and your health report like everything else.

Fix, move, or remove any reading.

Got a number wrong, or logged it on the wrong day? Every vital reading is now yours to edit, back-date, or delete, with no time limit. If you can enter it, you can change it.

The whole label on every food, share exactly what you want, and a circle you can actually manage.

Every food, its full Nutrition Facts, for the portion you actually ate.

Tap a food and you get the real label now: calories, the macros, and the vitamins and minerals a package would show, laid out the way you're used to reading it. Dial the portion in by servings, grams, ounces or cups and every number rescales. If a food is missing a value we leave it blank instead of pretending it's zero. If something looks off you can confirm it or suggest a fix in a tap. Corrections get reviewed, and once accepted everyone benefits.

Adjust the macros before you log.

Logging a food now shows protein, carbs and fat next to the calories, all editable. Leave them and we scale straight from the database; change them and we log exactly what you ate.

Your saved meals, one tap from the food screen.

Meals you've built now live right in the add-food menu. Log one, edit it, or start a new one in a tap.

Buddies you can actually manage.

Add an accountability buddy by their handle or by email, give them a name you'll recognize, and set exactly what they see (off, a streak, a summary, or the full detail) one category at a time. Change your mind and remove them, and their access ends immediately. Everyone you're connected to shows up by name, not a number.

Open a challenge, and leave one when you need to.

Tapping a challenge opens it, and you can resign from one you've joined (with a heads-up first) and stop sharing that metric on the way out.

Setup that reads your answers, a plan you can test-drive, and a body-fat number you didn't have to guess.

mobieusHealth setup now recommends a way of eating, and tells you why.

Setup asks about your goal, your pace, your conditions, your medications and the foods you never eat, then reads every one of those answers and recommends a way of eating, with a plain-English reason and a runner-up, pre-selected and yours to override with a click. If something in your answers makes a diet a bad idea, it says so: on a blood thinner, it won't put you on keto and it asks you to keep leafy greens steady; with kidney concerns, it steers away from a high-protein plan. It's a starting point built from your own answers, not medical advice, and your clinician still gets the last word.

We ask why you're here, and the plan remembers.

One new question: why now? More energy, a health scare, an event, your kids, confidence, or your doctor's orders. Your plan reveal speaks to it, and your coach keeps it in mind.

Test-drive your plan before you commit to it.

The forecast now lets you move the levers (pace, calories, activity) and watch the whole projection redraw, with a realistic band rather than a single optimistic line. It's calibrated against what you've actually logged, it never takes you below a safe floor, and it tells you plainly when a goal is out past the horizon or heading the wrong way. Your milestones pick up projected dates from the same math, so the numbers agree wherever you look.

A body-fat estimate from what you already track.

Measurements no longer leaves body fat blank. If you've logged a waist and neck we use the U.S. Navy circumference method; with just a waist and your height, Relative Fat Mass; and failing both, a BMI-based estimate. Each is labeled with which method and the published source behind it, so you can judge it. Add a tape measurement and it gets sharper. Enter your own number any time and yours wins.

Videos play in the feed.

A video posted from the app now plays where you read it, instead of showing you its markup or hiding behind a collapsed panel.

Sign in with a passkey, smarter supplement reminders, and control over your devices.

Sign in with a passkey. Nothing to type.

You can now add a passkey to your mobieusID and sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, your device's screen lock, or a hardware security key. Nothing to remember and nothing to phish. Set one up in the app or in your browser; you'll get one-time recovery codes to keep somewhere safe, and you can register more than one device. Your password still works if you'd rather use it.

Supplement and medication reminders that match how you actually take them.

Reminders now follow the real schedule (every day, a few times a day, every other day, or once a week) and checking one off logs the dose at the same time. You can set a supplement's reminder right there as you add it. And you can edit or delete any supplement or medication whenever your routine changes.

See where you're signed in.

Your account settings now list every device signed in to your account, so you can sign out a single device, or every other device at once, and keep only the one you're on. Handy if you've switched phones or used a shared computer.

The app updates are rolling out now.

mobieusHealth: an AI fasting coach, deeper food search, and a clearer path to your goal.

An AI coach that picks your fast.

Tap "which fast fits you?" on the Fasting page and AI weighs your plan, your weight goal, and your own fasting history, then recommends the intermittent-fasting approach built for you (16:8, 18:6, OMAD, or 5:2) with the reasoning spelled out. If fasting isn't the right move for you right now, it tells you to skip it. Safety guardrails are built in. It's a wellness tracker, not medical advice.

Food search that finds the hard-to-find.

When our core food database comes up short, search now reaches into an expanded set of branded, restaurant, and chain foods, so the packaged snack or that meal from your usual spot turns up. Log one once and we save it, ready in a tap next time.

A fasting page that explains the why.

The Fasting page walks you through fasting in plain language: why people fast in the first place, and how the common styles differ, so you can choose with your eyes open.

A realistic date and a stretch date.

The home screen now shows two dates for your goal weight: a realistic one, and a stretch date if you push a little harder. Each comes with the weekly pace it assumes, so the target reads as a real plan instead of a guess.

Quick-add on every screen, and a fresh open.

The "+" quick-add button now rides along on every screen, so logging a meal, some water, or your weight is always one tap away. And the app opens on a refreshed launch animation.

The app updates are rolling out now.

A coach in your corner, smarter food logging, and a lower price.

Help Me, a coach for the hard moments.

Tap Help Me from anywhere in the app when you are tempted, bored, or running low on willpower. It opens with a simple "What's going on?", reminds you of the progress you've already made, and offers a few concrete ways to get past the moment, encouraging and never nagging. If you're ever in real distress it steps back and points you to people who can truly help. It's a wellness app, not a crisis service, and not medical advice.

Movement ideas that fit you.

Ask for suggestions and get five activities matched to where you are today (your weight, what you've logged, and anything you've shared about your health) from an easy first walk to a gentle stretch goal. Pick one and log it in a tap.

Log a meal by describing it, or with your voice.

Say or type "two eggs, toast and a black coffee" and we'll sort it into foods with their calories, ready to confirm. Eating out? Tell us where and get a few on-plan orders that fit what you have left for the day.

Nothing falls through the cracks.

If a food isn't in our database, estimate it with AI and keep it for next time. Every food you pull up also gets a quick accuracy check, and if something still looks off, one tap flags it for review and re-checks it on the spot.

A better price.

The Full Dossier is now $9.99 a month, or $89.99 a year, which is three months free versus paying monthly.

The app updates are rolling out now.

Track how you feel, not just what you weigh, with an analyst that reads the whole picture.

Mood and energy, right in your trends.

Log your mood on a quick smiley scale and your energy from a one-tap check-in, and both now chart alongside weight, sleep, food and vitals in Trends and in your full report, so you can see what actually moves how you feel. They're in the exported PDF too. This is a wellness tracker, not medical advice.

Meet the Analyzt.

Your in-app health chat now opens with a personalized read of your latest numbers and a few suggested questions, so you're never staring at a blank box. Its written summary weighs your mood and energy too, and when it spots a feature that would help you it names which one and how to start.

Vitals at a glance.

Blood pressure, glucose and INR now show a clear in-range or out-of-range flag on your latest reading, with a nudge to raise anything out of range with your clinician.

More accurate serving sizes.

Thousands more foods in our nutrition database now default to a real single serving instead of a flat 100 grams, so a lookup lands on the portion you'd actually eat.

Everything here is already live. Nothing you need to do.

Post videos, react to anything, and a health report you can hand your doctor.

Reactions on posts.

You can now react to a post, not just reply to it. Pick a reaction, see who reacted and with what, and change your mind anytime. It works the same in the apps as it does on the web.

Post a video.

Attach a video to a post and it uploads, processes, and plays back inline with a clean preview frame. No separate hosting, no link-out. Captions are optional.

Report and block, everywhere.

Every place people post (the feed, forum threads, and direct messages) now has report and block built in. Block someone and their posts and messages disappear from your view immediately. Reporting sends it straight to your community's moderators.

mobieusHealth: plan meals, set reminders, and track with photos.

mobieusHealth grew a full meal-planning layer: ask it what to eat next, get a recipe or a shopping list, and save meals you eat often to log them again in one tap. Set reminders with quiet hours so nudges never arrive at 2am, and keep a private, encrypted set of progress photos with a guide overlay so each shot lines up with the last. This is a wellness tracker, not medical advice.

A health report built for a real appointment.

Your health data now assembles into a full report. Every metric charted against the previous period, a plain-language summary, and a one-tap PDF you can print or hand to your doctor.

On iPhone: widgets, Siri, and a lock-screen fasting timer.

The mobieusHealth iPhone app puts your day on the glass with Home Screen and lock-screen widgets, and lets Siri do the quick jobs: log water, log weight, start or stop a fast, check calories left. An active fast now runs as a live timer right on your lock screen. And once you're signed in, you stay signed in, through a flaky connection as well as a good one.

Barcode scans just got faster.

Scanning a package now checks our own nutrition database first, so common grocery items match instantly with no extra wait. Anything not recognized yet still falls back the same way it always has, so nothing you could scan before stopped working.

Everything here is already live. Nothing you need to do.

Point, scan, done: barcodes and meal photos without the extra taps.

Barcodes now scan live on every phone.

Point your camera at a package barcode and mobieusHealth reads it on the spot, on iPhone as well as Android. The product comes back with its nutrition facts ready to log. Typing the number by hand still works everywhere.

Meal photos are one tap.

Estimating a plate now opens a live camera right on the page. One tap captures the shot and sends it to mobieusAI. No camera app, no picking the photo, no separate upload step. The same goes for the phone hand-off flow when you start from your computer.

Progress photos line up while you shoot.

The progress-photo camera now shows your previous shot as a faint guide over the live view, so you can match your framing before you snap instead of finding out after.

Trending respects private spaces.

We tightened the Trending page so posts from private and restricted forums never appear to anyone outside them. Public conversations trend exactly as before.

Everything here is already live. Nothing you need to do.

mobieusHealth: an AI habit coach, and full control over your log history.

Meet H³, your Healthy Habit Helper.

The old Goals page is now H³, an AI-guided way to actually build a habit. Tell it the change you want and it interviews you: what you do now, what it gives you, and when it happens. Then it designs a replacement habit and breaks it into a few tiny steps, each anchored to something you already do. You check off each day and watch your automaticity climb along the roughly 66-day curve a habit takes to stick. Miss a day? That is normal, and H³ shows your trajectory instead of a broken streak. Run up to five habits at once, pause or archive any of them, and graduate the ones that have become automatic. The AI coaching is optional and runs on your community's own AI key; H³ works fully by hand without it.

Log a day you missed, up to 30 days back.

Every tracker (weight, vitals, water, supplements, measurements, food, and activity) now lets you pick a past date and log it as if you were there. Forgot the weekend? Catch up anytime within the last 30 days.

Delete any entry, cleanly.

Made a mistake or a double entry? You can now remove any log entry from the last 30 days: a single glass of water, one blood-pressure reading, a workout, a day's steps, or a whole day of activity, each with a quick confirm.

Bring your history from another app.

Switching from another health app? On desktop, import a CSV export and map its columns to your Mobieus trackers with a guided wizard, so you do not have to retype months of data.

All of this is already live. Nothing you need to do.

Platform-wide security & privacy hardening.

API access is now strictly scope-enforced.

A key returns what its permissions allow and nothing more. Access to posts, listings, help desk, and live chat matches what you'd see signed in to the app.

Health photos are now encrypted at rest.

Progress and body photos in mobieusHealth are now encrypted at rest with the same per-user encryption that already protects the rest of your health data. Nothing changes in how you upload or view them.

Tighter admin controls.

Sensitive admin actions (moderation appeals, security tools, and identity verification) require a higher access level.

These changes are already live. There's nothing you need to do.

One login across every community.

Join another community with the account you already have.

Already have a mobieusID? Use it to join more communities. Enter your usual email when you sign up at a new community, and we'll email you a secure link to add it to your account. Click the link, then sign in with the password you already use. No second account, no new password.

mobieusHealth: a report for your clinician, AI advisors for fasting, supplements, and nutrients, and more than one reading a day.

A health report you can hand your doctor.

Build a shareable report covering the last 30, 60, 90 days, 6 months, or a year. It lays out your latest vitals against normal ranges, trend charts for weight, blood pressure, glucose, and sleep, a "worth discussing" section that flags anything out of range, and your goals. It generates on demand, downloads straight to your device, and is never stored on our servers. It prints clean on standard letter paper. A wellness summary from mobieusAI, not a medical evaluation.

An AI fasting coach.

On the Fasting page, mobieusAI reviews your own fasting history, recent vitals, weight, and health notes and suggests a specific fasting window that fits you, with the reasoning, what to expect, and clear cautions. It runs on your own AI key. A wellness tracker, not medical advice.

An AI supplement safety check.

On the Supplements page, mobieusAI reviews your supplements alongside the medicines and conditions you have noted and flags any pairing worth raising with a pharmacist or clinician. A safety heads-up, never a diagnosis or a dose.

An AI estimate of your day's nutrients.

On the Nutrients page, mobieusAI reviews the foods you logged, estimates the fuller vitamin and mineral picture, shows each against a rough daily target, flags what is likely low or running high, and suggests foods to fill the gaps. Estimates from your food log, not lab values.

Log a vital as many times a day as you take it.

Blood pressure and glucose often get checked more than once a day. Now you can log each reading with its time, see the day's readings at a glance, and follow every reading on your trends, not just the last one of the day.

A pharmacist-style supplement form.

Add a supplement or medication with a proper strength and schedule: an amount, a unit (mg, mcg, IU, tablet, and so on), and a frequency, instead of one free-text box. It reads back clean, like "500 mg, twice daily."

A spell-check for your medication names.

When mobieusAI reviews your supplements and medicines, it now also flags any name that looks misspelled and suggests the correct spelling, so a typo like "Tamsolusin" gets caught as "Tamsulosin." A heads-up, never a diagnosis.

Your nutrient estimate now counts toward your tracking.

When mobieusAI estimates a day's vitamins and minerals, those estimates now feed your daily completeness score, per-nutrient bars, and trends, not just a one-off card. The estimate also weighs your health notes, medicines, food preferences, and calorie and macro targets, so its suggestions fit your plan. Estimates from your food log, not lab values.

mobieusHealth: micronutrients, fasting timers, weekly AI insights, net-calorie budgets, and a redesigned Trends view. Plus richer mobieusKnow articles.

Track micronutrients with a daily completeness score.

mobieusHealth now counts the vitamins and minerals in what you eat, not just calories and macros. A daily completeness score shows how close you are to a full day of nutrients, so you can spot the gaps and fill them.

Time your fasts.

A new intermittent-fasting timer runs the schedules people actually use: 16:8, 18:6, 20:4, and OMAD. Start your fast, watch the countdown, and log each one.

Get a weekly health read.

Once a week, mobieusHealth looks over your recent food, weight, activity, and vitals and writes you a short, plain-language summary of what is working and what to watch. It runs on your own AI key. This is a wellness tracker, not medical advice.

Your workouts add back to your food budget.

mobieusHealth now works in net calories. Log a workout and the calories you burn add back to your food budget for the day, so an active day earns you more room to eat.

Smart reminders that fit your routine.

Set reminders to log a meal, drink water, take a supplement, or weigh in, and mobieusHealth nudges you at the times you pick.

A redesigned Trends view and 29 new achievements.

The Trends view is rebuilt so your progress reads at a glance, and 29 new achievements give you fresh milestones to hit.

Log faster: barcode scanning, meal photos, INR and glucose.

Scan a packaged food's barcode with your phone to log it in seconds, or snap a photo of your plate and let AI estimate the calories and macros. Turn on optional INR and blood-glucose trackers, set your target range, and your dashboard and Trends chart show where you sit. mobieusHealth also now works on your phone across every page. This is a wellness tracker, not medical advice.

Richer mobieusKnow articles.

mobieusKnow articles now render infoboxes, categories, citations, and wiki-style links. Add a summary box beside an article, sort articles into categories, cite your sources, and link one article to the next the way a wiki does.

mobieusHealth: INR and glucose tracking, vegan and vegetarian diets, barcode logging, and full phone support.

Four mobieusHealth updates, live today.

Track INR and blood glucose as optional trackers. Turn them on in Health settings, set a personal INR target range, and your dashboard shows your latest INR with an in-range, below-target, or above-target marker. Your trends chart draws the target band so you can see where you sit. This is a wellness tracker, not medical advice.

Pick Vegan or Vegetarian as your diet style and your meal suggestions follow the rules. Vegan leaves out all animal products, including dairy and eggs. Vegetarian leaves out meat and fish but keeps dairy and eggs.

Scan a barcode to log a food. On the meal photo page, point your phone camera at a packaged food's barcode and log it as a meal or snack. Prefer to type it in? Manual entry is right there.

mobieusHealth now works on your phone across every page. Log food, weight, vitals, activity, water, and more from your phone, including a photo of your plate to log a meal.

Crop and rotate your profile photo before you save.

Get your avatar just right when you pick a new one.

When you choose a new profile photo, crop it to a square and rotate it before you save. Your avatar looks the way you want, everywhere it shows.

Give away the next mobieusHealth signups.

Hand a set number of new members a free seat for a window you pick, then your pricing kicks in automatically.

In your mobieusHealth admin settings, set how many of your next signups get a free seat and how long their free window runs: 1, 3, 6, or 12 months. The next members who start get that window free.

When the count reaches 0, new signups pay your normal prices automatically. When a free member's window ends, they move to your normal prices or lose access. You set member prices and collect through your own Stripe, so free is your choice, not a default.

Heart-healthy diet styles, a health dashboard that matches your trackers, and a clearer private-forum badge.

Three updates: more diet presets in mobieusHealth, a dashboard that shows only what you track, and a new icon for private forums.

mobieusHealth adds four heart-healthy diet styles. Pick Mediterranean, DASH for heart and blood pressure, Heart-healthy for lower cholesterol, or Low sodium as your diet style in settings or during setup. Each one starts you with macro targets you can adjust any time.

Your health dashboard now follows your tracker settings. Turn a tracker off, like Vitals or Goals, and that section drops off your dashboard. Your dashboard shows only what you track. Every tracker stays on by default, so nothing hides until you choose to hide it.

Private forums now show a spy icon instead of a padlock, so you can spot members-only spaces at a glance.

Sign-in upgraded: stronger security, in-app password and 2FA.

Members manage their password and two-factor authentication right inside their account, with no separate portal to visit.

We rebuilt how everyone signs in. Passwords are now protected with a stronger method, and members change their password, turn on two-factor authentication, and update their email address from their own account settings. We reorganized those settings into clear tabs: a dedicated Security area and an Email & Password section, so everything sits in one place. Admins keep full control too: lock or unlock an account, clear a member's two-factor setup, send a password reset, and sign someone out of every device, all from your admin tools. Single sign-on for teams that bring their own identity provider keeps working. Everyone stays signed in through the change, and there is nothing you need to do.

Add interest tags to your profile.

List what you are into, so other members can see your interests at a glance.

Your profile now has interest tags. Type a tag and press Enter to add it, remove any you change your mind about, and they save with the rest of your profile. The tags show on your public profile so other members can find common ground. If you have AI writing help switched on, a Suggest button can read your bio and offer tags to add, but you are always in control of the list.

Convert from your trial in a click.

Choose a paid plan from your admin area at any time while your trial runs.

If your trial ends before you pick a plan, your community pauses for visitors and members. You keep admin access throughout, so you can choose a plan and reopen the site whenever you are ready.

mobieusHealth reseller pricing is now published.

A one-time $199 setup fee, one complimentary license, then a graduated per-client monthly rate.

The rate drops as you grow: $12 per active client per month to start, then $9, then $7, and $5 at the highest volumes. You set your own prices for clients and collect through your own payment account.

mobieusHealth: a food, weight, and vitals tracker built into your community.

Members log meals from a photo, watch a forecast toward their goal, and stay accountable alongside the group.

The new health module gives members a full tracker (food and calories against a searchable database, weight, measurements, water, supplements, activity, and vitals) all behind the same login as your forum and courses. Snap a photo of a plate for a calorie and macro estimate instead of typing it out, and see a forecast of when each member reaches their goal at their current pace. Records are encrypted with a key unique to each member, and deleting an account destroys the key and the data with it. Coaches can white-label the tracker and keep 100% of what they charge. See the mobieusHealth page.

A polished mobile experience across the whole platform.

Everything is easier to read and tap on a phone: bigger touch targets, no accidental zoom, and tables that scroll cleanly.

We went surface by surface on phones. Every button and control now meets a comfortable tap size, form fields no longer zoom the page when you tap into them, and the dense tables in admin, the help desk, and the course tools scroll within their own bounds instead of stretching the page sideways. Text contrast was tuned so headings and body copy stay crisp on both dark and light themes. The improvements are live for every community.

Events: search, browse by month, categories, and cover images.

Find the right event fast, and make your calendar look great.

The events page now has search by name or location, a month picker, and quick filters for Today, This weekend, and what is coming up. Tag events with categories like Music, Family & Kids, or Food & Drink so people can filter to what they care about, and give each event a cover image by uploading one or pasting a link. Every filtered view has its own link you can share or bookmark.

Polls can be multiple-choice or ranked.

When you add a poll to a thread, voters can now pick several options or rank them in order of preference.

Thread polls used to be single-choice only. Now the poll you create can let each voter choose more than one option, with an optional cap on how many, or rank the options from most to least preferred. You also choose when the results show: always, after a voter casts their ballot, or only once the poll closes. Existing single-choice polls keep working exactly as before.

Members earn XP and level up.

Posting, replying, getting upvotes, and best answers all earn XP. Members climb a level ladder you control.

Turn on XP and your members start earning points for taking part. A thread is worth more than a reply, an upvote on your post counts, and a best answer is the biggest win. Everyone gets a level badge on their profile that goes up as they earn. Set your own level names and thresholds, or keep the built-in nine-level ladder. A leaderboard shows your top members. Available on Pro and up.

Design your new-member welcome.

Build the onboarding new members see: welcome steps, topic and community picks, and a drip of intro emails.

You design what new members see: add steps, reorder them, write your own copy, and choose what they do first, whether that is picking topics, joining communities or completing a profile. Add drip steps to email intro content over their first days. Build it on the onboarding page in your admin area, make it live, and every new member follows it. Available on Pro and up.

A "For You" feed.

A personalized feed tab that puts the people and spaces you follow first.

The feed has a new "For You" tab. It draws from the forums you've joined and the members you follow, and surfaces posts from people you follow above the rest, then ranks by what's active right now. Prefer the old views? Hot, New, Trending, Friends, and Mine are all still there.

More of what matters now reaches your phone.

Push and in-app notifications now cover graded course work, event reminders, and support replies.

Three notifications that used to be email-only now also show in-app and can push to your device when you opt in: a grade on course work you submitted, a reminder before an event you RSVP'd to, and an agent's reply to a support ticket you opened. Turn push on per category in your notification preferences.

Set a trust bar per forum, and let members earn their way up.

Require a trust level to post links or to view a forum, and members now level up automatically as their account ages.

Trust levels just got more useful. Per forum, you can now require a minimum trust level to post links, or to view the forum at all, on top of the existing control for minimum trust to post. The link gate is a light-touch spam filter: new members can still post, they just cannot drop links until they have earned a little standing. Moderators and admins are never blocked by these gates.

Members also move up the ladder on their own now. Trust levels recalculate every night, so someone who met the bar a month ago is promoted on schedule even after a quiet spell, without waiting for their next sign-in. And if the default thresholds do not fit your community, a Super Admin can tune the account age, post count, and score behind each level. See Trust Levels and Roles in the knowledge base.

Automation rules can do more, and now run on a schedule.

New triggers, smarter conditions, two new actions, and rules that fire on a timer instead of an event.

Your automation rules just got a bigger toolbox. They can now react to eleven more events, including a post being edited, a listing selling out, a file upload, a new follower, a reaction, a calendar RSVP, and a help desk ticket breaching its SLA. Conditions can match a text pattern, fire only inside a time window, watch for a rate like ten reports in five minutes, check the clock for weekdays or business hours, and combine into "any of" groups for "this and that or the other" logic. Two new actions let a rule send an in-app notification or lock a thread.

Rules can also run on a schedule now. Pick "On a schedule" instead of an event, then run every so many minutes or once a day at a time you set. Scheduled rules use the same conditions and actions, so you can build things like "every weekday at 9am, do this." Build it all on the automation page in your admin area.

Catch bad posts before they go live with AI moderation.

Write a policy in plain language, and AI checks new posts against it before they publish.

AI moderation reads each new post against a policy you write, before other members see it. Describe what to catch, like spam, scams, or harassment, then choose what happens to a post that breaks the rule: flag it for review, hide it, or remove it. Start with flag, since AI can be wrong, and tighten it once you trust your policy. A test box lets you try sample posts before you turn it on.

It runs on your own Anthropic key and applies to new and untrusted members by default, so the cost stays small. If the check ever cannot run, the post simply publishes, so moderation never blocks your members. AI moderation is available on Pro, Creator Plus, and Sovereign plans.

Build on your community: the API now writes, not just reads.

Post forum replies, manage marketplace listings, upload files, run your events calendar, follow and react, and configure automation rules from the REST API.

The API used to be read-only. Now it writes. Your integrations can post a forum reply, create or edit a marketplace listing and answer buyer questions, upload a file, add an event to the calendar and take RSVPs, follow members and react to posts, and create automation rules. Each action runs as the key owner and only does what the key is allowed to do, so you grant an integration exactly the access it needs.

Every new action also streams to your webhooks, so an outside system can react the moment a reply is posted, a listing sells, or a member follows another. The API is available on Pro and higher plans. Start with the API guide and the OpenAPI reference.

Talk to visitors in real time with live chat.

Add a chat widget to your community. Visitors start a conversation, your team answers from one place.

Turn on live chat and a small Chat button appears on your community. Visitors can ask a question without opening a ticket or waiting on email. Your agents see every active chat in one console and reply while the visitor is still there. Each conversation becomes a support ticket automatically, so the history stays in one place and nothing gets lost. It is part of mobieusHelp, and you switch it on when you are ready to staff it.

Match the chat button to your brand: color, font, corners, and the button, header, and greeting wording, with a live preview. Put it in either bottom corner, add an optional "are you human?" check, and run the same chat on any site you control by pasting a one-line snippet. Available on Creator Plus and Sovereign plans.

Let AI answer common support questions on its own.

When a new ticket matches your knowledge base, the AI assistant can reply right away.

When someone opens a support ticket, the AI assistant checks your knowledge base for an answer. If it is confident, it replies in seconds with the answer and links to the articles it used, then hands the ticket back to the requester. If it is not sure, it leaves a private note for your team and waits. You set how confident it has to be before it answers, and it never closes a ticket on its own. It runs on your own AI key.

Send a message to everyone who has contacted support.

Write one message, pick who gets it, and send.

Reach the people who have opened tickets with a one-off announcement: a new feature, a policy change, a heads-up about downtime. Choose your audience (everyone, just verified contacts, people active in the last 30 or 90 days, or anyone with an open ticket), see the recipient count before you send, and know that every message carries a one-click unsubscribe. Anyone who opts out is left out of future sends automatically.

Measure support your way: satisfaction, effort, or recommendation.

Pick CSAT, CES, or NPS for the survey that goes out when a ticket is resolved.

When you resolve a ticket, the requester gets a short survey. Now you choose the kind: a 1 to 5 satisfaction score, a 1 to 7 effort score, or a 0 to 10 recommendation score. Write your own question or use the default for the type. Your reports show the right number for each one, so the headline figure always matches the scale you picked.

Act on many support tickets at once.

Select a batch of tickets and assign, resolve, close, reopen, or move them in one step.

Tick several tickets in a queue and apply one action to all of them: assign to yourself or a teammate, resolve, close, reopen, or move to another queue. Permissions and ticket rules still apply to each ticket, so nothing slips through that should not. The same bulk action is available through the API.

Collect sales tax and VAT automatically at checkout.

Turn on automatic tax and the right amount is added based on the buyer's location.

If you sell courses, memberships, or gated access, tax can now be calculated and added at checkout. Turn it on once in your Stripe settings, add the regions where you are registered, and every checkout works out the correct rate for the buyer. It stays off until you enable it, so nothing changes for stores that do not need it.

Let members switch plans and only pay the difference.

Members can move up or down a tier, and the price is prorated for the time left in their cycle.

Your paying members can change their plan from their billing page. When they switch, the charge is prorated, so an upgrade only costs the difference for the rest of the billing period and a downgrade credits the unused time. Their access updates to the new tier right away.

Gate content by membership level, not just paid or free.

Set a minimum plan for any forum or section, so higher tiers reach more.

If you sell more than one paid tier, you can now require a specific level to see certain content. Set a minimum plan on the whole site or on individual forums, and members see what their tier includes. Lower tiers get a clear upgrade prompt instead of a locked door with no way forward.

Give each course its own sales page.

Build a landing page for any course, with a hero, the curriculum, testimonials, and an FAQ.

Every course can now have a dedicated sales page at its own link. Write a headline and a pitch, pull in the curriculum automatically, add testimonials and a few common questions, then point your ads or emails at it. The buy button runs the same secure checkout as the rest of your courses. It stays private until you publish it.

Sell several courses as one bundle.

Group courses into a single package at one price. Buyers get every course in it.

Package two or more courses and sell them together for one price, usually less than buying each on its own. A single checkout enrolls the buyer in every course in the bundle. Bundles appear on your course catalog next to individual courses, so members can find them.

Let partners earn by referring your courses.

Give anyone a referral link and a commission rate, and track every sale they bring in.

Set up an affiliate in a couple of clicks: choose the member, set their percentage, and they get a referral link. When someone buys through that link within 30 days, the commission is recorded for you automatically. You see each affiliate's earnings and mark payouts as you send them. Affiliates get their own dashboard with their link and running totals.

Email the people taking your course.

Send a message to everyone enrolled, just the finishers, or the ones still in progress.

You can now email your learners from the course admin. Choose who hears from you, write your message, and send. Reach everyone enrolled with a new lesson, nudge the people still working through it, or congratulate the ones who finished. You see the recipient count before anything goes out.

See the listing fees you've collected.

A running report of every fee your marketplace has charged.

If you charge a fee to list items in mobieusMarket, there's now a Fees Collected report next to your fee settings. It shows the total you've taken and every individual charge, so the money is always accounted for.

Write with Markdown, everywhere.

Headings, lists, tables, and more now render across the platform, with a formatting toolbar.

Markdown now renders wherever you write longer text: marketplace listings, support tickets, course pages, and member profiles. A formatting toolbar sits above the box, so you can add a heading, a bullet list, or a table without remembering the syntax. What you type is what your readers see.

AI writing help on more of your forms.

Optional draft, rewrite, and suggest buttons across the platform, and they now type out live.

When you connect your own AI key, you can turn on writing help on the forms where it saves the most time: drafting a course or event description, restructuring a support request, polishing a reply, suggesting a title, and more. Every helper is off by default and switched on per feature from your admin settings. Drafts now stream in as they are written, so you watch the result take shape instead of waiting.

Course discussions, right in your Forums list.

Enrolled learners now find each course's private discussion under a Course Forums heading.

Every course with discussion turned on has a private forum for the learners taking it. Until now they reached it only from inside the course. Now it also appears in your community's Forums list, under a Course Forums heading, and only for the learners enrolled in that course. Nobody else sees it.

Attach a screenshot to a support ticket.

Members can add files and images when they open a ticket.

A picture of the problem beats a paragraph describing it. Members opening a ticket in your help desk can now attach screenshots, PDFs, logs, and documents right from the form, and they appear inline on the ticket. Up to five files, common image and document types.

A tidier knowledge base, with a Discussion tab.

Article and Discussion sit on their own tabs, with search and recent updates in a side panel.

Every knowledge base article now has two tabs: the article itself, and a Discussion tab for the conversation about it. Search and recent updates moved into a right-hand panel so the article reads cleanly from the top, and there's one breadcrumb instead of two.

Turn on every AI helper in one click.

A single button enables the master switch and every available AI feature.

Setting up mobieusAI used to mean flipping the master switch, then each feature one at a time. The AI settings page now has a "Turn on all AI" button that does it in one press. Add your Anthropic API key and the helpers are live everywhere they fit.

A faster way to start something.

The Create button opens a focused menu of just the things you can make.

The Create button in the sidebar now opens a short menu with exactly the create actions your community supports, a new thread, a marketplace listing, a knowledge page, and more, instead of the full jump-to list. Fewer choices, a faster start.

A refreshed desktop experience.

A cleaner layout that puts every part of your community one click away.

The desktop view has a new look. A slim left rail moves you between the parts of your community you use, from forums and chat to your marketplace, courses, knowledge base, and help desk. A top bar keeps search, messages, and alerts in reach on every page, and your colors and logo carry through. Same features, easier to find.

Sign in and reset a password without leaving your community.

Logging in and password recovery now happen on your own site.

Members sign in right on your community, in your branding, instead of bouncing to a separate page. Forgot a password? They enter their email, get a reset link, and choose a new one in a single short flow. The link works once and expires in an hour. Nothing to set up; it is on for every community.

Every quiz attempt can be a fresh draw.

Question pools now serve a new random set each attempt.

Build a pool of questions, then have a quiz or exam pull a set number at random from it, say 15 from a bank of 40. Every attempt and every learner gets a different draw, with answer order shuffled too. It is the backbone of a fair high-stakes exam: a large bank, a small draw, no two sittings alike. Add a pool item and a pick count under Assessments.

Sell a course as a payment plan.

Let buyers pay in installments.

Offer a course as a set number of monthly or yearly payments, for example three payments of $100 instead of $300 up front. Buyers get access while they pay, and the course is theirs to keep once it's paid off. Set it up under the offer's Billing options. Creator and up.

Win back course checkouts that didn't finish.

Automatic abandoned-cart recovery.

When someone starts a course checkout and doesn't complete it, Mobieus now emails them a friendly reminder with a one-click link to pick up where they left off. One nudge, no nagging. It runs on its own for every course offer, on Creator and up.

See the subscription numbers that actually matter.

MRR over time, not just right now.

Your membership and course dashboards now chart monthly recurring revenue over the last 12 months, so you can see whether it is growing or shrinking, not just today's total.

Churn rate, trial conversion, ARPU, and LTV.

New stats show the share of subscribers who cancel, how many trials convert to paid, your average revenue per subscriber, and estimated lifetime value. The metrics you steer by, in one place.

Course subscriptions get their own dashboard.

The same revenue view now covers your recurring course offers and all-access membership, under Admin, Courses, Subscriptions. (We also fixed the membership dashboard's churn and MRR figures.)

Your members hear about billing problems before they lose access.

Dunning emails when a renewal fails.

If a member's renewal payment fails, they get an email and an in-app notice right away, with a link to update their card before access ends. Fewer silent cancellations and less lost revenue.

Trial-ending reminders.

Members on a free trial get a heads-up before it converts to a paid subscription, so the first charge is never a surprise.

Recovered and canceled notices too.

When a failed payment goes through on the next try, or a subscription is canceled, the member gets a clear confirmation. This covers course subscriptions, paid community access, and paid forums.

Sell courses as subscriptions, with free trials.

Charge monthly or yearly for a course.

Set any course offer to recurring billing. Members pay every month or year to keep access, and it renews automatically. You are no longer limited to one-time sales.

Offer an all-access membership.

Turn on a single plan that opens your whole course catalog for one recurring price. Courses you publish later are included automatically, with no per-course setup.

Start with a free trial.

Give new subscribers a free trial of any length. They get full access during the trial and are charged when it ends, unless they cancel first.

Members manage their own billing.

Subscribers update their card or cancel from a self-serve billing page, so you stay out of the loop. Available on Creator and up.

Sell more at checkout: order bumps and one-step upsells.

Add an order bump to any course.

Offer a related course or workbook right on the checkout page. Buyers tick one box to add it, pay once, and get both. You set the bump price.

Offer a one-step upsell after purchase.

Right after someone buys, show them a single next-step offer. If they want it, they add it in a quick, pre-filled checkout.

Set it up per offer.

Open a course offer in your admin and use "Offers that boost this one" to pick up to three bumps and one upsell, each with its own price. Available on Creator and up.

A stronger help desk: reporting, macros, and fewer crossed wires.

See how your support is doing.

A new Reports page in your help desk shows ticket volume, SLA breach rate, first-response and resolution times (average, median, and 90th percentile), and satisfaction, broken down by queue and by agent over the last 7, 30, or 90 days. Export any view to CSV.

One-click macros.

Build a macro once and agents apply it in a click: post a templated reply, change status and priority, assign the ticket, and add tags all at once. Set them up under Help desk, Macros.

No more two agents replying at once.

When more than one agent has the same ticket open, each sees a live "also viewing" banner, so two people never answer the same ticket twice.

Tickets that route themselves.

Set a queue to round-robin or fewest-open and new tickets distribute to agents automatically, instead of waiting to be claimed.

Add video lessons to your courses.

Upload a video, and it just plays.

mobieusLearn now takes a video as a lesson activity. Upload an MP4, MOV, WebM, or MKV file and Mobieus prepares it for smooth playback that adapts to each viewer's connection and device. No encoding settings, no separate video host. Course video is included on Pro, Creator, Creator Plus, and Sovereign.

Learners pick up where they left off.

The lesson player remembers each learner's place in a video, so they can stop and come back without losing their spot. Finishing the video marks the lesson complete.

Grade assignments, answer lesson questions, bundle courses, and cap your AI spend.

Grade essays and file uploads.

Instructors now have a grading inbox under Learn, Teach, Grading. Open any pending essay or file-upload submission, give it a score, and leave feedback. The learner's result updates the moment you save, so the two highest-value assignment types are fully usable end to end.

Ask and answer questions on any lesson.

Every lesson now has its own questions area. Learners post a question, anyone can reply, and the instructor can mark the reply that answered it. Instructors also get one view of every unanswered question across all of their courses.

Sell courses in bundles.

A single offer can now grant access to several courses at once. Buyers get every course in the bundle from one purchase, with no extra setup per course.

Put a budget on your Community Manager.

Set a monthly token budget for the AI Community Manager, get an email at 80 percent and again at 100 percent, and optionally pause new drafting when you reach the cap. A live meter shows what you have used. Pending drafts stay reviewable, and drafting resumes when the budget resets next month or you raise the cap.

The API now covers your whole platform.

The mobieusCore API reference, now at version 1.7.0, documents the full help desk surface including the AI support assists, the complete courses and learning API, and your knowledge base. Browse it at /api/docs.

Chat gets attachments. Everything gets voice messages.

Share files and images in chat rooms.

The chat composer now has a paperclip. Attach up to 4 files per message: images show inline, audio plays in place, and files like PDFs download with one click. Attachments follow room permissions, so only people who can see a room can open what is shared there.

Send voice messages in chat and DMs.

Click the mic, record up to 2 minutes, send. The clip plays inline for everyone in the conversation. Works in chat rooms, the messages page, and the messenger windows.

Direct messages arrive in real time.

New DMs now appear within a few seconds while a conversation is open, on the messages page and in the messenger windows. No refresh, no waiting. If your network blocks streaming, messaging quietly falls back to the previous behavior.

Photo galleries grow up: slideshows, photo details, versions, and smarter uploads.

Watch albums as a slideshow.

The photo viewer now has a play button. Press it and the album advances on its own, wrapping back to the start. Navigating manually or closing the viewer pauses it.

Pick your album cover.

Albums no longer lock the cover to the first photo. Open any photo and click Set as cover. A star marks the current cover in the grid.

See where and how a photo was taken.

Click the info icon on a photo to see camera, lens, date taken, ISO, aperture, shutter, and focal length. Photos with GPS data get a View on map link.

Replace a photo without losing its history.

Swap in a new version of a photo and it keeps its spot, comments, tags, and reactions. Previous versions stay available in the photo info panel.

Smarter uploads: zip extraction and duplicate detection.

Upload a .zip and the images inside are added to your album, up to 200 per archive. Re-uploading an identical photo is skipped automatically with a notice, and the rest of your batch uploads normally.

Stay signed in. Log in once, not every visit.

Your login now lasts 30 days.

Before, coming back to your community meant signing in again every time. Now you sign in once and stay signed in for 30 days, across return visits and browser restarts. You only sign in again if you sign out yourself. The same goes for every member of your community, so returning is one click instead of a login.

Your community is now protected by Cloudflare.

Network-level protection, on by default for every community.

We moved web application firewall protection to Cloudflare's global network. Every request to your community now passes through Cloudflare before it reaches our servers. That means threats are stopped at the edge, before they arrive, with no action needed from you. The Security page in your admin panel shows what is active at the host level: firewall status and any IP bans in effect.

One login for every community you run.

Manage multiple communities from a single account.

If you start a second community with an email already tied to a Mobieus admin account, the same login works for both. No duplicate accounts, no credential juggling. Switch between your communities after you sign in.

AI moderation now reads your verified members correctly.

The AI moderation assistant checks your actual mobieusVerified member list when it drafts response suggestions and flags patterns. It was checking email confirmation status instead. Fixed on every tenant with mobieusAI enabled.

Get discovered. A public catalog of Mobieus communities.

The new discover page lists the communities that opt in.

Turn it on under Admin, write a one-line pitch, and pick a topic. Your community then shows up at mobieus.io/discover with a member count and a link to join. People looking for a community can filter by topic, free or paid, and size. Opt-in only, so nothing shows until you switch it on.

mobieusAI shows up everywhere, and the community gets quicker to use.

Eight new AI helpers, each one your admins switch on.

Ask "where should I post?" and get sent to the right forum. Read a one-line briefing of what changed since your last visit, or catch up on your notifications, your bookmarks, and the people you follow in a sentence. Finish a rough draft, polish your bio, or break the ice with a member you have not talked to in a while. Every helper is off by default and runs on your community's own API key.

Forums show you what is alive.

Every forum now lists its latest thread, who posted it, and when. Type to filter the list down to the forum you want, and the ones with new activity float to the top.

A home page that leads with what needs you.

Your dashboard opens with what changed since last time. Notifications filter to unread in one tap. Friends, following, bookmarks, and drafts now act in place, with no page reloads.

More ways to make your name your own.

Five new animated username styles, two new badges, and a cleaner cosmetics shop. Every style stays readable on all seven themes, light or dark.

mobieusAI, the assistant tier that knows your community.

Connect your own Anthropic API key and pay model fees directly.

mobieusAI is bring-your-own-key. Tenant admins drop in an Anthropic API key at /admin/ai/settings and every AI feature on the platform routes through it. No Mobieus markup, no per-seat metering. You see Anthropic's real usage on your own bill.

Moderation AI: first-pass triage on every report.

Reports queued for moderators now arrive with an AI-suggested category, a draft response your mods can edit before sending, and pattern-detection that turns repeat offenses into proposed content rules. Mods stay the decision-makers; the AI just removes the staring-at-a-blank-form step.

Admin AI: the analytics dashboard explains itself.

Spend ten seconds asking "why did new-member sign-ups drop on Tuesday" instead of staring at a chart. Admin AI reads the metric, the period, and the context, then explains in plain language with links back to the underlying activity.

Member AI: an assistant grounded in the community knowledge base.

Members ask questions and get answers stitched together from your forums, mobieusKnow articles, and pinned threads, with citation links back to the source. Retrieval is full-text search against your own tenant DB; no third-party vector store, no external indexing.

mobieusHelp catches up on the features tenants actually use.

Notification preferences: every event, opt-in or opt-out.

Every helpdesk event now respects per-tenant defaults, per-agent overrides, and per-requester overrides. Quiet a noisy event without losing the important ones; agents stop drowning in status-changed emails the moment they don't want them.

Tags on tickets.

Per-tenant tag library with colored pills. Agents attach + detach from any ticket page; the rules engine can read tags to drive automation; queue listings filter by tag.

Canned responses.

Per-tenant template library with markdown bodies and ticket-aware placeholders ({{requester.first_name}}, {{ticket.reference}}, {{queue.name}}, etc.). Agent reply composer picks one and substitutes at insert time. Use count tracks which templates earn their keep.

Knowledge-base deflection on the public portal.

The portal new-ticket form quietly searches mobieusKnow as the requester types. Top 3 matches render under the form; one click on This solved my problem closes the form and opens the article. The admin dashboard shows the 30-day deflection count, a direct measure of mobieusKnow saving the team time.

Custom fields per help topic.

Each help topic defines its own schema: text, number, URL, email, date, select. The portal renders the right inputs when the topic changes; required fields block submission; agents see + edit the values in a card on the ticket page.

Collaborators.

Add extra agents or external requesters to any ticket. Every notification fans out to them, gated by their own preferences. Removes the back-channel email workaround for "loop in legal" or "copy the supplier."

Tasks on tickets.

Sub-items with assignee + due date. Agent dashboard tile lists open tasks across every ticket the agent is responsible for; overdue dates render red.

SLA with business hours.

Per-tenant business-hours profiles (timezone + weekly schedule + holidays). Per-tenant SLA plans (first-response + resolve budgets). A 2-minute worker re-materializes each ticket's SLA state (on-track, warning at 75% consumed, breach past due) and writes an audit row on every transition.

Rules engine.

Condition + action automation on 5 triggers (on_create, on_reply, on_status, on_assign, on_tag). JsonLogic-subset conditions read ticket / queue / topic / tags / requester data; actions can set priority, attach tags, move queues, reassign, swap SLA plans, change status. Every run is logged; one bad rule never breaks the trigger.

Reply by email.

Customers reply to a notification email and the message lands on the ticket as a requester message. Provider webhook receives, the worker dedups by Message-ID, parses the ticket reference from the subject (or In-Reply-To headers), and posts within 60 seconds. Postmark, Mailgun, and Amazon SES inbound-parse payloads supported out of the box.

mobieusHelp launches: the built-in help desk goes native.

Tickets, queues, and a requester portal live inside your community.

The mobieusHelp help desk now runs natively on Mobieus. Open tickets from inside the platform at /help/agent. Set up queues, help topics, and per-queue agent roles at /admin/helpdesk. External requesters open tickets at a public portal that verifies their email with a magic link. Pro plan and above.

Per-queue role-based access control.

Three built-in roles (admin, supervisor, agent) gate every action: view, reply, internal note, change status, close, reopen, assign, move queue, delete. Grant tenant-wide or scope to one queue. Agents who can't close a ticket don't see a Close button.

Move tickets between queues with an audit trail.

An admin can re-home a ticket on a different queue. The system issues a new per-queue reference number, posts a system event to the thread so the requester sees the move, and writes an audit row.

Real email notifications.

The team is "Support" in every outbound, never an individual name. Requesters get a magic-link receipt when they open a ticket from the portal, an acknowledgment when verified, a notification with excerpt when an agent replies, and a notification only on resolved or closed transitions. Internal notes never escape.

Audit log under /admin/helpdesk/audit.

Every queue creation, role grant, status change, and reply is recorded. Filter by event type, paginated 50-per-page.

Knowledge base integration.

The portal can deep-link into mobieusKnow articles via a new JSON search endpoint at /api/know/search. A follow-up release uses this for in-portal deflection.

mobieusChat launches on every tier, mobieusCredits get a Stripe top-up, cosmetics shop reworked.

mobieusChat is live on every Mobieus tenant.

Real-time chat rooms ship alongside forums on every tier. Rooms with separate Read and Chat role gates, mentions wired to notifications, reply pills with quoted context, custom emoji per tenant, a dedicated GIF picker, and member cosmetics rendered in every bubble. Enabled by default; tenant admins can disable per-tenant at /admin/config#section-features. Read the launch and the mobieusChat product page.

mobieusCredits: top up your wallet via Stripe.

Members already earn credits by participating. Now they can top up the wallet directly from /account/cosmetics in three packs: 1,000 credits for $1, 6,000 for $5, 13,000 for $10. One-tap Stripe Checkout, credits land in the wallet within seconds. Bigger packs earn a better per-dollar rate. Works on every tier. Read the launch.

Standalone GIF picker in mobieusChat.

The bold GIF button next to the smiley face opens a full modal with a wide search input, trending preloaded, debounced search, 4-column responsive grid, Esc or click-outside to close. Pick a GIF and it lands inline in your message. Same affordance the thread editor uses.

Cosmetics shop reworked.

The shop now uses a tabbed catalog so only one cosmetic type renders at a time. Profile-effect previews start as static avatars with a hover hint; the particles fire only on the card you are looking at. Animated chat-bubble shaders stay idle until hover. Catalog rebuilt around the credit-pack hero at the top. Booster discounts surfaced inline. Deep-linkable via URL hash so you can bookmark a specific tab.

Edit chat rooms from /admin/chat-rooms.

Every room row has an Edit button. Rename the topic, change visibility (Public, Listed-private, Hidden), adjust Read and Chat roles independently, set slow mode. Slug is locked so existing /rooms/<slug> bookmarks keep working. To rename a slug, archive and recreate. Table redesigned: header wraps cleanly, narrow columns for the numeric values, no horizontal scrollbar, Edit and Archive stack tidily on the right.

AI Suggest for room topics.

If your tenant has the AI Community Manager enabled with an Anthropic API key, the chat-room Edit page now shows a Suggest button next to the topic field. Click it, and AI proposes a one-line topic based on the room name. Gated on the AI master switch; no AI calls happen on tenants without it.

Read role + Chat role split in /admin/chat-rooms.

Rooms can now require a different minimum role to read versus to chat. Plenty of communities want everyone to follow along while only verified members can talk. The post role auto-clamps up so it can never be looser than the read role (UI + server-side both enforce it).

Plan-tier indicator on /admin/community-manager fixed.

Creator and Pro tenants were occasionally showing a red ✗ on the "Plan tier is Pro or higher" indicator. The fix backfills tenant_subscriptions for older tenants and falls back to the tenant's plan column when the subscriptions table is empty. Tenants on a plan that qualifies for AI Community Manager now show the green ✓ correctly.

Tenant control panel: SEO, analytics, verification, AI cost control, admin UX, and 20+ reliability fixes.

Tenant control: SEO + Analytics + Verification.

Tenant admins now own analytics injection (GA4, GTM, Plausible, Fathom, PostHog), Google + Bing search verification, robots.txt and llms.txt editors with auto-generated defaults, and a dynamic sitemap built from live content with a force-refresh + IndexNow ping button. Every input runs through a single MetaTagSanitizer with 27 tests and /D-anchored regex validators that close the trailing-newline injection vector. AI bot toggle controls whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot, Google-Extended, anthropic-ai and friends get a User-agent block. CSP allowlist for the analytics providers ships with the feature. All seven inputs land under /admin/branding. Read the deep dive →

AI cost control: pick your Claude model per tenant.

New dropdown in /admin/branding picks Haiku ($1/$5 per million in/out tokens), Sonnet ($3/$15), or Opus ($15/$75). Default is Haiku. Per-feature overrides let power users pay more for moderator report explanations and less for tag suggestions. 30-day spend dashboard breaks cost down by feature with sparklines, plus an alert if spend triples week-over-week. Free-tier off-switch kills API calls entirely while keeping the UI usable. Read the deep dive →

/admin/config v3 redesign.

New sidebar nav, sticky save bar with per-section dirty badges, fuzzy search across every setting, recent-changes timeline, and a diagnostics panel that surfaces missing optional dependencies. The native browser "unsaved changes" dialog no longer fires when you save (suppressed via a one-tick beforeunload flag). Behavior-equivalent to the old page; the layout is the change.

Admin UX overhaul (everything else).

Username autocomplete on 13 admin and moderator inputs, sharing one component so the search behavior is identical everywhere. /admin/mod-assignments grant-form is now a horizontal row instead of a stacked column. Broadcast email default flipped from opt-in to opt-out so a missed checkbox no longer skips the active membership. /admin/email no longer 404s; it aliases to /admin/digest. Submit buttons no longer get disabled synchronously inside the submit handler, which previously stripped multi-button form values on Safari.

SEO + AI search readiness.

Bulk JSON-LD pass: SoftwareApplication schema on the 4 product pages (mobieuscore, mobieushelp, mobieuslearn, mobieusknow), BreadcrumbList on 41 pages, dateModified + image + Engineering byline on 18 existing blog posts. Branded 404 page with the right design language. Three new dedicated comparison pages at /compare/circle, /compare/skool, /compare/mighty. Sitemap rebuilt from git mtime so lastmod reflects actual change dates. Brand alt text standardized across the marketing site; stale sameAs links stripped.

Wiki upgrades: review queue, rollback, recent updates.

New /know/queue surfaces pending edits side-by-side with the current body via a real LCS diff. Approve and reject use themed modals (no native browser dialogs); rejected contributors get the reason in their in-app notification. Article history pages add a Restore button that creates a new approved revision with the old body and flips intervening approved revisions to rolled_back in a transaction (history is preserved). The /know landing now opens with a collapsable Recent Updates hero listing the 8 most recently approved revisions with author and relative time. Trust gating: role 4+ and explicit moderators auto-approve, plus trusted contributors (mobieusVerified subscribers, or 30 days + 5 approved edits).

Mobile UI parity: 9 new surfaces and a polish pass.

Past events now render in mobile /events even when nothing is upcoming. Notification badge clears instantly after Mark all read. Cosmetics page renders proper labels and Activate/Deactivate buttons. New mobile templates: /know index/show/search/tag/history/editor, /admin dashboard, /admin/moderation, /admin/community-manager. Pull-to-refresh on 12 surfaces. Bottom-tab hit targets raised to 56px with focus-visible outlines.

Broadcast email delivery.

Broadcast email delivery is now end-to-end reliable. A broadcast.php template ships in the dark-themed shell, processQueue isolates each row so one bad address cannot stop a batch, and a cron drains the email queue every minute on each tenant.

Events get RSVPs, capacity, waitlists, reminders, recurring schedules, and iCal export.

One-tap RSVPs with capacity and waitlists.

Members tap Going, Maybe, or Not going on any event. Set a capacity and the waitlist auto-forms once seats fill; when someone cancels, the next person on the waitlist gets promoted automatically and emailed "you're in." Guests-per-RSVP supported up to 9.

iCal export: add to calendar in one click.

Every event detail page has an "Add to calendar" button that downloads a standards-compliant .ics file. Works with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, Outlook, and anything else that reads iCalendar. Honors the event's timezone with TZID.

Reminder emails at 24h and 1h before.

RSVPed members get a reminder 24 hours and 1 hour before an event starts. Email includes the event time in the event's timezone plus the iCal link, so guests can pivot to their calendar app from the email. Per-tenant cron-driven; no admin configuration required.

Recurring events without the spreadsheet.

Set up daily, weekly (with specific weekdays), monthly, or yearly events from the same form. Pick an "until" date or a count, and Mobieus generates the series, capped at 52 occurrences per parent. Editing a parent rebuilds the series; deleting cascades to all occurrences.

Timezone-aware display everywhere.

Every event has an IANA timezone (default UTC). Lists, admin tables, and detail pages all render in the event's timezone with a small "(in EVENT_TZ)" note when the viewer's timezone differs. Searchable timezone picker on the create/edit form covers Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, Pacific, and UTC.

Attendee list, privacy-gated.

Going members appear as an avatar grid on the event detail page. Visible to other attendees, the event submitter, and admins, and not to anonymous visitors. Up to 24 avatars shown with a "+N more" link. Read the deep dive →

Mobile pull-to-refresh, mobile file downloads, full PWA with offline support, and refreshed Privacy + Terms.

Pull-to-refresh on every page.

Touch devices now get a pull-to-refresh gesture site-wide. Threshold 80px, animated rounded indicator at the top center, label flips to "Release to refresh" past threshold. Gated by the (pointer: coarse) media query so desktop pointers are unaffected. Opt out per-page with data-no-ptr on any ancestor element. Read more →

File downloads work on mobile.

The desktop-only gate was lifted on /files/free-download/{id} and /files/download/{id}. Tapping a file link on a phone now streams the file directly.

Full PWA upgrade with offline support.

New manifest.json (was 404), rewritten sw.js, and a new branded /offline.html fallback. HTML navigation goes network-first with offline fallback; static assets are cache-first. Members on Android Chrome will see an install prompt; iOS members can Share → Add to Home Screen. Pages you have visited recently still load when the network drops, then auto-reload on reconnect.

Privacy Policy and Terms of Service refreshed.

Both documents rewritten end-to-end to cover every shipped feature (REST API, webhooks, AI features, mobieusMarket, file uploads, moderation, custom domains, SAML/SSO) and to comply across jurisdictions (GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, PIPEDA, Québec Law 25, LGPD, APPI, DPDP, AU Privacy Act, PIPL). Subprocessors named. Indemnification, liability cap, warranty disclaimers, arbitration + class waiver, Wyoming exclusive forum. Read at /privacy and /terms.

Public API expansion, plan gate, and a site-wide UI overhaul.

Public API expanded to 4 new resource families.

Added GET /api/v1/listings, /api/v1/files, /api/v1/reports, and /api/v1/moderation/actions plus two writeable endpoints (POST /reports/{id}/dismiss and /resolve). Eight new public event types fire through webhooks: listing.created/updated/sold/withdrawn, file.uploaded, report.created, report.resolved, and moderation.action_taken. Four new scopes: listings:read, files:read, reports:read, reports:manage. OpenAPI bumped to 1.2.0 at /api/docs.

Plan gate on the public API.

The REST API and outbound webhooks are now available on Pro, Creator, Creator Plus, and Sovereign. Starter tenants get 403 plan_gated with the current and required plans named in the error envelope. Upgrade in /admin/billing and the API lights up immediately, no key re-mint needed.

Marketing site overhaul.

New homepage with floating product cards, social-proof strip, 5-product showcase, solutions split, and 4-tier pricing teaser. Five new product pages: /product/mobieuscore, /product/mobieushelp, /product/mobieuslearn, /product/mobieusknow, /product/api. Two new hub pages: /compare and /migrate. Pricing rewritten with a 22-row feature matrix. Customers, FAQ, About, Contact, Security, Data ownership all refreshed.

New nav with megamenu + mobile drawer.

Glass header with hover-drop megamenus on desktop, full drawer on mobile. New "Developers" footer column linking the API docs, API guide, and webhooks quickstart.

10 branded 3D hero illustrations.

About, pricing, contact, FAQ, security, blog, changelog, privacy, terms, and a new "Getting started in 90 seconds" homepage section each got a brand-consistent 3D illustration.

Public REST API and webhooks, AI-assisted features, and a white-label digest builder.

Public REST API.

Programmatic access to your tenant's events, users, posts, and webhooks. Bearer auth with hashed API keys (live and test environments), scoped to read-only or write per key, cursor-paginated event log, per-key rate limits, and an OpenAPI 3.1 spec rendered as readable Redoc at /api/docs. Tenant data is isolated by connection, not by filter, so a key minted in tenant A cannot read tenant B even on the same control plane.

Outbound webhooks with HMAC signing.

Subscribe a URL to any event type or use the wildcard subscription. Every delivery carries a Mobieus-Signature header (HMAC-SHA256 with timestamp), an async queue with exponential-backoff retry (0, 1, 5, 30, 120, 360, 1440 minutes), per-endpoint failure auto-disable, per-attempt diagnostics, and one-click replay from /admin/webhooks.

AI-powered features.

Optional, gated by an admin toggle and your Anthropic key. Long-thread summaries with key-point extraction, suggested tags for new threads, search synthesis on the results page, and one-click explanations of moderator reports. Every output is cached per source hash so the same input does not bill twice.

White-label email digest builder.

Customize the daily and weekly digests your members get: header image, intro and outro copy, brand color, CTA, featured threads, and per-section toggles for your-forums, top posts, active threads, new files, upcoming events, and new members. Live preview while you edit. Test-send to yourself before the schedule fires.

Admin dashboard sparklines.

Actionable dashboard metrics with 30-day sparklines for sign-ups, posts, sign-ins, and moderation actions. Stripe-style health card surfaces webhook delivery success rate, pending and dead queue depth, and average latency.

Platform-wide UI redesign, photo albums, and events calendar.

55+ templates redesigned.

Every major section received a visual overhaul: polished card grids, hero headers, responsive layouts, hover effects, empty states, and consistent design tokens across both dark and light themes.

Photo albums with lightbox.

Full photo gallery system with personal and community albums, privacy controls (public, members, friends, only me), drag-and-drop upload, full-screen lightbox with keyboard navigation, emoji reactions, inline comments, and photo tagging with username autocomplete.

Events calendar redesigned.

Events page with date badge cards grouped by month, event detail pages with markdown descriptions, submit and edit forms with WYSIWYG editors, archive with pagination, and an admin approval queue with pending and upcoming views.

Collections and bookmarks redesigned.

Collection cards with type icons, modal create/edit, unified item list with per-type icons (threads, posts, files, listings, events, photos, guides). Bookmarks page with search and type filter. Collections now support guides, photo albums, and photo items.

Member directory redesigned.

Avatar card grid with role badges, verified checkmarks, location display, and search by name, username, role, or location.

Display names, phone formatting, and admin user management.

Display names replace raw usernames.

When a member has set their first and last name, that name now appears across threads, posts, feeds, and profiles instead of the raw username. Email-based usernames are stripped of the @domain portion for privacy.

Phone number auto-formatting.

The phone field on account settings auto-formats as you type based on the selected country. US and Canada get +1 (NNN) NNN-NNNN, UK gets +44, Australia +61, Mexico +52, with formatting characters inserted automatically.

Consolidated admin user management.

The admin user detail and edit pages are merged into a single tabbed view: Profile, Identity, Moderation, and Activity. Managing a user no longer requires navigating between separate pages.

White Label add-on.

Pro, Creator, Creator Plus, and Sovereign tenants can remove the "Powered by mobieus.io" attribution from the site footer and transactional emails with the White Label add-on ($30/month, custom domain required).

Account settings reorganized.

Settings tabs reorganized so each section gets its own tab. Profile, Personal Info, Privacy, Appearance, Password, Email, Sessions, Notifications, and Your Data.

mobieusMarket redesigned.

All marketplace pages redesigned with icon headers, stat summary cards, color-coded feedback metrics, display names, and quick-link navigation.

Sessions show device and location.

The Sessions tab now shows where you are logged in by device type and geographic location (city, state, country) instead of raw session data. Current session is highlighted. End any other session with one click.

Course monetization and help desk.

Sell unlimited courses with zero platform fees.

Creator, Creator Plus, and Sovereign tenants can sell access to mobieusLearn courses using Stripe Checkout. Set a price, publish to the course catalog, and let members purchase directly. Zero platform fees on course sales. Stripe charges its standard processing rate.

Built-in help desk on Pro and above.

mobieusHelp ships as a full help desk inside every Pro, Creator, Creator Plus, and Sovereign tenant. Ticket management, SLAs, automation rules, knowledge base, multi-department routing, email integration, canned responses, and unlimited agents. No per-agent fee.

Custom domain support on Pro.

Pro tenants and above can now map a custom domain (e.g. community.yoursite.com) to their Mobieus tenant. Two DNS records, automated TLS, five minutes to set up.

Native member-admin tools.

Manage member identity from the tenant admin.

Tenant admins can now change member emails, passwords, MFA status, and identity claims directly from the admin surface. No deep-linking out to mobieusID for routine ops.

Bulk identity operations.

Suspend, restore, or reset MFA on multiple users in one operation. A per-tenant rate limit guards against bulk-action abuse. The audit log captures every batch.

Content filter groups.

Three-scope regex content filters.

Define content filters at the global, per-category, or per-forum level. Regex pattern matching with match-and-flag, match-and-censor, or match-and-shadow-ban actions. Forum moderators manage scope-appropriate filters without admin escalation.

Per-member data export.

Members request their own data zip.

Every member can request a single-use zip of their profile, posts, threads, private messages, achievements, and credits from their account settings. Seven-day download window, rate-limited to one per week per member. Honors GDPR subject-access requests without admin involvement.

Accessibility assist on image uploads.

Suggested alt text on upload.

When members upload images to posts, the post composer surfaces suggested alt text the member can accept or edit. Improves accessibility of community content without requiring moderator review.

Site pages: legal and community guidelines.

Tenant-managed legal pages.

Manage Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Community Guidelines, mobieusMarket Rules, and Sweepstakes Rules from the admin panel. Versioned, with the active version surfaced in the member footer.

Security digest.

Daily WAF block summary.

A daily digest of ModSec WAF blocks reaches the tenant admin inbox: counts by rule, top blocked IPs, top blocked user-agent patterns. Quick read for the operator who wants to know what hit the door overnight.