Good questions.
Short answers.

Oruloop is a free app for keeping good habits with the people you care about. You pick a challenge, like 10,000 steps a day or no junk food for 30 days, invite your family or friends, and everyone checks in each day.

You can see who is keeping up, cheer each other on, and settle a small, friendly stake at the end.

Yes. Oruloop is free to download and free to use. There are no ads, and we don't sell your data.

Either works. Start a challenge with your loop (your family, friends or colleagues), or choose Go solo and do it just for you.

A solo challenge has no stake and can start the same day. When you're ready, start the next one with your people.

Create a loop in the app and share its invite link on WhatsApp, or let them scan the QR code. When they open the link, they join your loop.

If they don't have Oruloop yet, they install it from the App Store or Google Play first, then tap the link again to join.

Each challenge has a few targets, like a walk, water or reading. Every day you open the app and tick the ones you did. Each target earns points, and the leaderboard shows how everyone is doing.

Depending on the challenge, the winner has the most points, the longest streak, or is first to the finish. Every day you show up also counts toward your next belt in the Dojo.

You get one extra day. If you forgot yesterday, you can still check in for it today. After that, the day is closed.

Missing a day doesn't end anything. Your streak starts again, and the challenge carries on.

A stake is a friendly promise your group agrees on, like the last place buying coffee or cooking dinner for everyone.

Oruloop never takes, holds or sends money. It only remembers what you agreed, so keep it small and fun.

Only the people in that challenge and its loop. There's no public feed and no strangers, and your email address is never shown to anyone.

Logs like your weight are private to you unless you choose to share them. Our Privacy Policy has the details.

No. Oruloop is a tracker. It records what you and your people decide to do, but it doesn't know your health and doesn't give medical, diet or fitness advice.

Before you start something new for your body, like exercise, fasting or a diet change, check with your doctor, especially if you have a health condition. See our Terms of Service.

Yes, any time. In the app, go to Settings and tap Delete account. Your account, your personal data and your photos are deleted. There's no waiting period.