The Loomii story

One honest question. Way too much chai.

How a group chat that couldn't answer “what do you really think of me?” turned into Loomii.

  1. Chapter 1

    It started in a group chat

    Someone asked, “Okay but what do you actually think of me?” Forty-seven “haha”s later, nobody had answered. Everyone had an opinion. Nobody wanted their name on it.

  2. Chapter 2

    The 2 a.m. idea

    What if your friends could be honest without the awkward part — and you could still stay safe? One link in your story, anonymous answers in your inbox. The chai went cold. The laptop stayed open.

  3. Chapter 3

    Kind before cool

    Anonymous apps have a reputation. So the first thing we built wasn’t a feature — it was the filter. Mean words get hidden, threats get blocked, and you can report or pause anytime.

  4. Chapter 4

    Why two i’s?

    Loomii has two i’s — one for you, and one for the friend who’s finally being honest. Look closely at our logo: those two dots are them.

  5. Chapter 5

    Games, quizzes and too many coins

    Ask me anything became Rate me, Crush?, Confess, and “How well do you know me?”. Somewhere along the way we argued about coin colours for three days. Yellow won.

  6. Chapter 6

    Now it’s your turn

    Loomii is small, independent and built in India. Every message you get is a real person being brave. Drop your link — and be kind back.

The squad

The humans behind the anonymous

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Founder & CEO

Aditya

Asked the question that started it all. Still waiting for an honest answer.

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Co-founder & CTO

Revealing soon 👀

Ships features before the chai cools down.

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Chief Revenue Officer

Revealing soon 👀

Counts coins. Literally. All day.

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Head of Design

Revealing soon 👀

Believes every problem can be solved with more yellow.

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Head of Growth

Revealing soon 👀

Has put a Loomii link in every story they own.

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Head of Trust & Safety

Revealing soon 👀

Keeps Loomii kind. Reads the reports so you don’t have to.

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