The Loop: Neighborhoods

The Loop: Neighborhoods

A calmer Bouldin Creek feed

2 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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Released
September 3, 2026
Updated
October 29, 2026

Features

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About

This private neighborhood app connects adults in Bouldin Creek, Austin. It offers chronological feeds with user-controlled content filtering, allowing neighbors to share local information, organize committees, and discuss civic issues.

βœ“Chronological feed
βœ“Personalized content filtering
βœ“Neighborhood information sharing
βœ“Committee creation and management
βœ“Private by design with address verification
βœ“User-controlled feed volume
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What's New in The Loop

1.0.15

October 29, 2026

The Loop now lets you know when a newer iPhone version is available. Tap Update to open the App Store, or choose Later to be reminded in a week.

User reviews

Great way to connect

Love being able to see my neighbors and connect with them

So nice to not have ads

And to be able to control the feed

A welcome community platform that keeps it local

I’m enjoying this app to have a verified way to exchange thoughtful conversation and information within our neighborhood.

FAQ

What is The Loop's primary purpose?

The Loop is a private neighborhood app designed for adults in Bouldin Creek, Austin. It facilitates sharing useful local information, organizing community initiatives, and discussing civic matters within a controlled environment.

How does The Loop ensure privacy for its users?

The Loop requires Bouldin Creek home address verification, which is encrypted and not displayed to other members. It also states that it does not sell personal information.

Can I control what I see in my feed on The Loop?

Yes, The Loop allows users to set their own feed volume by turning off political posts, quieting contentious threads, or muting specific members. These controls only affect what you see.

Does The Loop have ads?

No, The Loop is free and does not contain advertisements.

What kind of content can I post on The Loop?

You can ask for help, offer items, share street updates, find lost items or pets, post events, recommend local services, or discuss civic issues. Posts can be replied to in threads and marked as resolved.

How is user data handled on The Loop?

User data is processed by an automated classifier after a sensitive-data scrub. Topic labels are used for feed controls, and users can export or delete their account data.

Is The Loop suitable for emergency situations?

No, The Loop explicitly states that it is not an emergency service. For urgent matters, users should contact appropriate emergency services.

What is the age rating for The Loop?

The Loop has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature audiences.