Stoop: Plans, Not Profiles
Meet neighbors over real plans
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Connect with neighbors for real-life activities. Post your plans and invite up to three people to join you for casual meetups. Focuses on spontaneous, small-group interactions rather than endless scrolling.
What's New in Stoop
1.0.0
September 16, 2026
FAQ
What is Stoop?
Stoop is a social networking app designed for adults to connect with neighbors for real-life plans. It allows users to post activities they are already doing and invite a small number of neighbors to join.
How does Stoop work?
Users post a plan detailing what they are doing, when, where, and how many people can join (up to four total). Neighbors can then send a short message to ask to join, and the poster decides who to accept.
What is the group size limit on Stoop?
Groups on Stoop are intentionally kept small, capping at a maximum of four people (including the host). This is designed to facilitate actual conversation and connection.
Is Stoop available in my city?
Stoop launched in New York City and Austin, with a focus on specific neighborhoods within those cities. Availability may expand in the future.
What safety features does Stoop offer?
Stoop is for adults 18+ and uses sign-in methods like Apple, Google, or verified phone numbers. Users can block or report others, and reports are reviewed by a person within 24 hours. It also offers a feature to share plan details with a friend.
Does Stoop have ads?
No, Stoop does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and does not feature any in-app purchases.
What devices does Stoop support?
Stoop is currently supported on iPhones. The app was last updated on September 16, 2026, with version 1.0.0.
How is Stoop different from other social apps?
Stoop focuses on facilitating real-world meetups with a limited number of people, rather than endless scrolling through profiles or feeds. The emphasis is on concrete plans and spontaneous interactions.