TV the way you deserve it.
You pay for your IPTV subscription, and yet the app that comes with it often feels like a hobby project. Loopo is as clear as Netflix, runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, and when you want to keep watching on the couch in the evening, it's already waiting at the spot where you stopped on the train.
After launch you get a 14-day free trial, then Loopo costs €4.99 a month or €35.99 a year.
- Your calendar stays on your device
- No ads, no tracking
- One subscription for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV
- Your logins stay on your device
What the big streaming services get right.
So do we.
Except this time you decide what you watch.
Started in the living room.
Kept watching on the train.
Finished it in bed.
You don't have to remember where you left off, because Loopo keeps the spot for you, on your iPhone just as on your iPad and Apple TV. Even if you don't open the app for a week.
Looks like your streaming app. Works like it too.
Up top, big, is what matters right now. Below it your favorites sit in rows, and whatever you didn't finish waits under Continue watching. You don't search, you watch.
Just type it. We get the idea.
Channel name, genre, actor, keyword. You end up where you meant to go, even if you mistype or forget half of it.
Your logins are yours. We don't even want to see them.
When you set up your server, Loopo puts the credentials in your iCloud Keychain, and your iPad and Apple TV pick them up from there. They never land on our servers, not even encrypted. So we couldn't read them even if we wanted to.
What we keep hearing.
From Slack channels, from friends on the couch, from the first wave of beta sign-ups.
I pay every month for my IPTV access. The app that comes with it feels like it was built between two jobs.
When I'm in the mood for a series on the couch, I shouldn't have to scroll ten times first.
I pay for premium content. The app that shows it to me still feels like a hobby project.
Type a search. Wait on four buttons. Five failed attempts. That's what annoys me most.
I pay every month for my IPTV access. The app that comes with it feels like it was built between two jobs.
When I'm in the mood for a series on the couch, I shouldn't have to scroll ten times first.
I pay for premium content. The app that shows it to me still feels like a hobby project.
Type a search. Wait on four buttons. Five failed attempts. That's what annoys me most.
I start a movie in the evening. Get interrupted. Then spend half an hour the next day finding the spot again.
My wife and I watch together, but when she carries on on the tablet, she has no idea where I left off.
Whatever the device, I want to pick up right where I left off. Full stop.
At work I half-listen to the Champions League. At home I want to switch to the stream seamlessly.
I start a movie in the evening. Get interrupted. Then spend half an hour the next day finding the spot again.
My wife and I watch together, but when she carries on on the tablet, she has no idea where I left off.
Whatever the device, I want to pick up right where I left off. Full stop.
At work I half-listen to the Champions League. At home I want to switch to the stream seamlessly.
I don't want to switch between three apps just to know what's on. I just want to watch TV.
I miss the feeling of the app recommending something to me. The old IPTV players can't do that.
I don't want to hand my IPTV login to every other app. Who knows what they do with it.
When my mother visits, I can't find an app that doesn't feel too complicated to her within the first minute.
I don't want to switch between three apps just to know what's on. I just want to watch TV.
I miss the feeling of the app recommending something to me. The old IPTV players can't do that.
I don't want to hand my IPTV login to every other app. Who knows what they do with it.
When my mother visits, I can't find an app that doesn't feel too complicated to her within the first minute.
What you should know
before you sign up.
Answers to the most common questions. If yours isn't here, just write to us, we reply personally.
No. Loopo is the app you use to watch your own IPTV access. What you can see comes from your provider, we don't host any content. Think of a CD player: you bring the album, the playback comes from us.