Letterloop is a fun way to have a group newsletter without the work. You pick the questions for your group to answer, then Letterloop creates a fun and beautiful newsletter with everyone's replies. All you need is to do is invite your people!
How does Letterloop work?
We crafted a set of questions designed to spark fun and thoughtful replies. The questions range from updates about your week to thoughts on identity, life stories, and personal philosophies.
Each newsletter cycle, we'll suggest a few questions for you. You can always swap questions or add your own. Plus, members of your newsletter can ask their own questions that you can include too.
Who uses Letterloop?
Groups of all kinds use Letterloop to grow close together, even when far apart.
- Families
- Friends
- Teams
- Universities
- Clubs & Masterminds
- Youth Groups
- Communities
Why Letterloop?
- Stay in touch, grow closer together, and discover things you never knew with the people in your life
- Let everyone ask and answer fun & interesting questions that don't normally come up in group chats or video calls
- Customize your Letterloop's content, schedule, and settings to match your group's interests and personalities
- Reschedule, pause, or extend a Letterloop issue as needed
- Access unlimited archives of your Letterloop's historical issues
- You're always in full control of your Letterloop data — no ads, ever
Letterloop Subscription
- You may purchase an auto-renewing subscription through an In-App Purchase.
- Subscriptions include Letterloop Monthly ($5.00/month) and Letterloop Annual ($50.00/year)
- Your subscription will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase and will automatically renew (at the duration selected) unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
- Current subscription may not be cancelled during the active subscription period; however, you can manage your subscription and/or turn off auto-renewal by visiting your iTunes Account Settings after purchase
Privacy Policy: https://www.letterloop.co/privacy-policy
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Social Media is just a giant mall, I can’t even justify using it anymore let alone rationalize that it’s the way to keep up with my friends. Algorithms push ads over my friend’s updates, you have to sift thru slop just to see what your loved ones are up to. This app has been a godsend. I started several with friends, and it’s an easy and delightful way to keep up with my loved ones. I love how intentional it is—you can pose questions, share photos, answer as many or as few questions as you want. I started one with my family, and the other day, my Dad asked a reflective question and I was so ecstatic to have HIM propose questions 🥹🥹🥹🥹. I love that you can modify the cadence of the issues- I have monthly ones for my busy friends, and bi-weeklies for my besties. It can be as low-effort or high-effort as you want it to be, but what I love about Letterloop is I’m practicing intention and presence with people I care deeply about.
Give the Developers a Million Dollars
I Hate Life360 :)
My friend group from undergrad graduated a year ago and Letterloop has been the best way to catch up when we all live in different places and can’t talk every day like we used to. It feels like every few weeks i open the issue and get to remember how great and funny and interesting my best friends are. If your friends are A1 Yappers in your field, these are so fun to make your own questions. The questions automatically generated in the issue lets me share the smallest things i would usually tell them right away but can’t because of distance. We love debriefing after the issue releases and congratulating each other on job offers, getting mad with them over a biker that cut them off, and seeing what the did on their trip abroad. Anyways. Love my friends, love this app already. Psyched.
Men please try this
Meehhhhhheeeeeeeh
I’m not on social media so it makes it really difficult for me to keep up with the people I want to. I started with Letterloop after hearing about it from a friend at work and now have two newsletters with my family and close circle of friends. It’s a wonderful, low pressure way of keeping up with the people you care about in your lives. If you’re a man, I would highly highly highly recommend you try this with your friends. I’ve found over the course of normal interactions over video games or the group chat or whatever it can be difficult for me and my male friends to talk about the larger things impacting our lives. Letterloop creates the space for me and my friends to talk about our inner lives on our own terms. Thanks Letterloop team!
A moment to gather virtually
ohkathryn
While the pandemic brought many terrors and horrors both worldwide and in small circles, it brought a new understanding to the way that we keep in touch in modern times. Letterloop has become a staple in our friend group. We have elected to do newsletters bimonthly, and it has become a method for us to share news and celebrating big milestones. we recently had a group member share her experience in running the Chicago marathon, another has kept us updated on the first baby in our friend group growing monthly, and yet another just used it to announce her pregnancy to us. It’s special and intimate and has really shown exactly how much we each value staying in touch. Thank you to the creators. Thank you for providing a modern take on a classic female experience.
What's new:
• Home cards now show Issue photos and member avatars, with a choice of photo styles.
• Fixed @ mentions in Issue comments so you can select a member while writing.
• Magic sign-in and password-reset links now work reliably after the app has been closed.
• Birthday messages now show member names correctly, and birthdays stay visible in the right upcoming Issue.
• Purchases and restores now update subscription access more reliably, and subscription information is clearer.
• Videos now play sound even when your iPhone is set to silent, and Albums open the photo you selected.
• The Photo Wall library picker and comment, reaction, and member menus now work more reliably.
• Issues that cannot load now show an error and a retry option.
• You can now leave or delete a paused Letterloop without being redirected to subscription.
• Fixed crashes while editing polls, opening the question bank, and opening account settings, plus a rare background crash.
