A Loopa Family Group lets up to six people — one organizer plus five others — share two things:
- The organizer's Loopa Premium Family subscription. Members get the full Premium app without buying their own.
- A shared pantry, if each member individually turns it on. The meal planner and shopping list then work from the household's food instead of a personal list.
Everyone keeps their own Loopa account, their own plan, and their own targets.
Which plan shares, and which does not
Loopa Premium comes in two shapes, and only one of them covers a group:
- Loopa Premium — $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year. Covers one person.
- Loopa Premium Family — $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year. Covers up to six.
If the organizer is on the single-person plan the group still works: everyone stays in it, invitations still work, and the shared pantry still works. The one thing that does not happen is Premium reaching the other members. The Family Group screen says so plainly, and tells the organizer what would change it.
If you were already a Premium member on 16 August 2026, when the two plans split, your subscription keeps covering your group for as long as you keep it — see [[family-premium-plans|Loopa Premium and Loopa Premium Family]].
What is never shared
Your food diary, weight, water, vital signs, body measurements, progress photos, targets, allergen list and never-eat list are never visible to anyone in your group. Not to the organizer. Not to anyone. There is no monitoring or oversight capability in the product, in any direction.
Sharing covers the subscription and, with your explicit opt-in, the pantry. It never covers the diary. That is enforced on our servers, not just hidden in the app.
This is not Apple Family Sharing
Apple Family Sharing is a feature of the App Store, and it is switched off on every Loopa product. A Loopa Family Group is our own feature and is the only route by which Premium reaches another person.
That is deliberate. Apple's sharing has never reached an Android phone, and a household is rarely all on one kind of phone. The Family Group covers everyone in it, whichever phone they carry.
Where to find it
You > Preferences > Family Group, on both iOS and Android.
A Loopa Family Group lets up to six people — one organizer plus five others — share two things: - **The organizer's Loopa Premium Family subscription.** Members get the full Premium app without buying their own. - **A shared pantry**, if each member individually turns it on. The meal planner and shopping list then work from the household's food instead of a personal list. Everyone keeps their own Loopa account, their own plan, and their own targets. ## Which plan shares, and which does not Loopa Premium comes in two shapes, and only one of them covers a group: - **Loopa Premium** — $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year. Covers one person. - **Loopa Premium Family** — $19.99 a month or $119.99 a year. Covers up to six. If the organizer is on the single-person plan the group still works: everyone stays in it, invitations still work, and the shared pantry still works. The one thing that does not happen is Premium reaching the other members. The Family Group screen says so plainly, and tells the organizer what would change it. If you were already a Premium member on 16 August 2026, when the two plans split, **your subscription keeps covering your group for as long as you keep it** — see [[family-premium-plans|Loopa Premium and Loopa Premium Family]]. ## What is never shared Your food diary, weight, water, vital signs, body measurements, progress photos, targets, allergen list and never-eat list are **never** visible to anyone in your group. Not to the organizer. Not to anyone. There is no monitoring or oversight capability in the product, in any direction. Sharing covers the subscription and, with your explicit opt-in, the pantry. It never covers the diary. That is enforced on our servers, not just hidden in the app. ## This is not Apple Family Sharing Apple Family Sharing is a feature of the App Store, and it is switched off on every Loopa product. A Loopa Family Group is our own feature and is the only route by which Premium reaches another person. That is deliberate. Apple's sharing has never reached an Android phone, and a household is rarely all on one kind of phone. The Family Group covers everyone in it, whichever phone they carry. ## Where to find it **You > Preferences > Family Group**, on both iOS and Android.
