Looped Privacy Policy
Last Updated: September 22, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains what information Looped ("Looped", "we", "us") collects and processes, why we do it, and the choices you have.
Looped serves two sides of the creator economy:
- Creators build a verified media kit, connect their social accounts to display real metrics and audience insights, share a public link, and embed live stats on their own sites.
- Brands use Looped to find creators through a searchable creator index and an AI assistant, save shortlists, run campaigns, communicate with creators, and keep track of agreements and invoices.
This policy also covers people who do not have a Looped account: visitors to public kits, widgets, and free tools; creators whose publicly available information appears in our creator index; and campaign participants invited to a brand's campaign.
Some features described here are rolled out gradually and may not be available to every account or in every region. Where a feature is not available to you, the corresponding processing does not occur.
1. Summary
We collect and use information to:
- Create your account and build your media kit and professional profile
- Generate a free preview of your media kit using publicly available information about a social account handle you provide
- Connect your social accounts to display verified metrics (reach, engagement) and audience insights on your kit
- Publish a public, shareable media kit that brands and partners can view without a Looped account
- Provide the Looped Widget, an embeddable element that displays your stats on third-party sites and pages you control
- Process payments and manage your subscription if you purchase a paid plan
- Maintain a creator index built from publicly available creator information so brands can search for creators to work with
- Provide brands with an AI assistant that turns a plain-language brief into search filters and explains results
- Let brands save shortlists, run campaigns, invite creators, track deliverables, agreements, and invoices, and communicate with creators through their own connected mailbox
- Show creators and brands analytics about how their kits, widgets, and campaigns are performing
- Deliver notifications (in-app, push, and email where enabled)
- Protect the community via reporting, blocking, moderation, and anti-abuse workflows
We do not sell your personal data to data brokers and we do not run third-party targeted advertising based on your activity on Looped.
2. Information We Collect from Creators with Accounts
2.1 Account and Profile Information
When you create or update an account, we collect:
- Email address and (if provided) phone number
- Password (stored as a one-way hash, not plaintext)
- Name and profile details you choose to provide (bio, headline, location)
- Your categories ("niches") selected during onboarding and shown on your profile
- Social usernames/handles you choose to add (e.g., Instagram/TikTok/YouTube) and other profile fields
- A profile handle/username (unique, case-insensitive), used to display and resolve your profile
- Your chosen media-kit template/style and kit layout settings (e.g., which posts appear as Brand Work or Content Spotlight)
2.2 Third-Party Sign-In (Google)
If you sign in or register using Google, we receive information from your Google account, including:
- Your Google account email address
- Your display name
- Your Google profile picture (if available)
- A Google account identifier used to link your Looped account to your Google account
We use this information to create or log you into your Looped account. Google sign-in gives us basic profile information only. It does not give us access to your Gmail, contacts, calendar, or any other Google service. (Brands may separately choose to connect a mailbox; see Section 4.7.) Your Google sign-in is governed by Google's own privacy policy in addition to this one.
2.3 Subscriptions, Payments, and Billing
Looped offers paid creator plans (currently Kit Pro and Looped Widget, billed monthly or annually). If you purchase a plan, we and our payment processor collect and process:
- Payment card or payment method details, which are collected and stored by our payment processor, Stripe. Looped never sees or stores your full card number
- Billing name, billing email, and billing address (where required for payment processing or tax purposes)
- Subscription records: your plan, billing cycle, subscription status, renewal dates, and transaction history
- Invoices, receipts, refund records, and tax-related information where legally required
Stripe processes your payment information under its own privacy policy and acts as a payment processor on our behalf. We use subscription status to determine which features are available on your account and to send you billing-related communications (receipts, renewal notices, failed-payment alerts), which are transactional and sent regardless of marketing preferences.
2.4 Free Preview from Publicly Available Information
If you use Looped's free tier, you can generate a preview media kit by providing a single social account handle. To build this preview, we retrieve publicly available information associated with that handle, such as the public profile name, photo, follower count, and public posts and their publicly visible metrics, directly from the public web.
- We only retrieve information that is already publicly visible to anyone on the internet. We do not access private accounts, log in to any platform on your behalf, or collect non-public data through this feature.
- You should only generate previews for social accounts that you own or are authorized to manage.
- We use third-party data-collection infrastructure providers (currently Decodo, and in some cases ScrapeCreators) to retrieve this public information reliably. These providers act as service providers processing data on our behalf.
- Preview data is not verified through an account connection. To display verified metrics and audience insights, you must connect the account directly (see Section 2.13).
- Preview data for a handle is cached briefly so repeated requests do not re-fetch it, and is refreshed or removed when no longer needed. If you claim a preview kit, the handle may also be added to our creator index as an unverified entry (see Section 3).
2.5 Device and Security Data
To protect your account and detect unauthorized access, we collect:
- IP address at login (used for new-device detection and security logging)
- Device/browser information (user agent string) at login
- A device fingerprint derived from the above (stored as a one-way hash, not raw values) used to identify trusted devices
- Email verification and device verification records (codes, attempt counts, expiration timestamps)
- Password reset security records (request/completion events, token metadata, and expiration timestamps)
This data is used solely for account security purposes, including two-factor device verification when you log in from a new device.
2.6 Device Permissions and Media Access
Looped may request access to device capabilities to support specific features:
- Photo library / camera: Used when you upload a profile photo, cover photo, or portfolio media. We only access photos you explicitly select or capture; we do not scan or index your photo library.
- Contacts: Only accessed if you opt into contact syncing (see Section 2.9). Requires your explicit permission each time.
- Push notifications: Only enabled if you grant permission. Used to deliver notifications you configure in your settings.
2.7 Content You Create and Share
Looped allows you to create a media kit and portfolio items, including Brand Work (paid or gifted collaborations) and Content Spotlight (self-selected posts). We collect:
- The media and text you upload (images/videos, titles, descriptions, metadata), including your profile photo and cover image
- Posts you add by pasting a public post link, for which we retrieve the publicly visible caption, author, thumbnail, media, and counts
- Visibility settings you choose (e.g., public vs draft/private)
- Any settings that hide a portfolio item from appearing on your profile or in discovery (if you enable them)
Images and videos you upload or add are stored with our cloud storage and content-delivery provider (Cloudflare R2) so they can be displayed on your kit.
2.8 Networking Data
We collect information about your connections and interactions, including:
- Follows (who you follow and who follows you)
- Direct messages and conversation metadata (participants, message content, timestamps, read state)
2.9 Contact Sync (Optional)
If you choose to enable contact syncing and grant device permission, Looped will read contact identifiers from your device (such as phone numbers and email addresses) for the purpose of:
- Matching you with people you know who are already on Looped
- Notifying you when someone from your contacts joins Looped (if you enable those notifications)
Privacy-by-design note: Looped is designed to avoid storing your raw address book. We normalize contact identifiers and store cryptographic hashes (HMAC) for matching rather than storing full contact lists in plaintext. We also store sync state (e.g., whether sync is enabled, permission status, and last sync time).
2.10 Discovery, Ranking, and Analytics Signals
To improve discovery and recommendations and to measure product performance, we collect engagement and analytics signals such as:
- Content impressions (when an item is shown)
- Dwell time (e.g., time spent viewing content in the detail modal)
- Saves (when a user saves content)
- Category affinity updates derived from the above signals
- Session identifiers used for deduplication and feed ordering
These signals may be used to rank and diversify your discovery feed and to generate aggregated analytics.
2.11 Notifications and Device Information
If you enable notifications, we collect:
- In-app notification records (type, message, actor metadata, timestamps, read state)
- Push notification subscription data (e.g., Expo push tokens; and, where applicable, web push endpoints/keys)
- Notification preferences (global and per-type settings)
2.12 Safety and Moderation Data
To keep Looped safe, we collect:
- Reports you submit (category, reason, reported entity identifiers)
- Block relationships (who you blocked and the block type)
- Moderation actions and logs (where applicable)
2.13 Connected Social Accounts (Verified Metrics and Audience Insights)
When you connect a social account (Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube) to verify your metrics, you authorize Looped to access certain read-only information from that platform on your behalf. Depending on the platform, this connection is made through our data provider Phyllo (InsightIQ) or directly through the platform's official API (for example, TikTok's developer API or Meta's Instagram API). The information accessed includes:
- Account details: username/handle, account type, and basic profile information
- Performance metrics: follower/subscriber counts, engagement rate, reach/impressions, and average views
- Content: your posts and their media (images, video, carousels), thumbnails, captions, per-post metrics (views, likes, comments), post URLs, and timestamps
- Audience insights: aggregated, de-identified demographics about your followers, such as age ranges, gender split, and top countries/locations
We use this to display verified metrics and audience insights on your media kit and widget, to let you feature selected posts as portfolio work, and, if you take part in a brand campaign, to match your posts to that campaign (see Section 5). This access is read-only. Looped never posts, messages, or takes actions on your connected accounts, and you can disconnect an account at any time. Audience insights are provided to us in aggregate and do not identify your individual followers. Your connection and use of platform data is also governed by each platform's terms and, where applicable, by Phyllo's privacy practices.
When you connect an account, we also mark the matching entry in our creator index as claimed by you, or add one if none exists, and copy your verified stats, bio, and avatar into it so brands see accurate, creator-confirmed information (see Section 3.6).
Paid plans may allow multiple connected accounts; the same practices in this section apply to each account you connect.
2.14 Your Public Media Kit (Shareable Link)
Looped lets you publish a media kit and share it via a public link (for example, loopedsocial.com/yourhandle). Anyone with the link can view your kit without a Looped account. Your published kit may include your name, handle, photo, location, category, bio, verified metrics, audience insights, selected portfolio/brand work, and a way to contact you.
You choose what to publish, can keep items in draft, and can deactivate or let your share link expire. Information you publish to your kit is, by design, publicly viewable by anyone who has the link.
2.15 The Looped Widget (Embeds on Third-Party Sites)
The Looped Widget lets you embed a live element displaying your stats (and other kit information you choose) on websites and pages you control, for example a personal site, a Notion page, a Canva site, or a Wix site. When you create and place a widget:
- We generate embed URLs and image URLs tied to your account so the widget can render your information on the third-party page
- We collect technical data needed to serve and measure the widget, such as render/load counts, the referring page or domain where the widget is displayed, embed format parameters, and timestamps
- Visitors to a page containing your widget see the information you have chosen to display; by embedding a widget on a public page, you are making that information publicly viewable there
- We process limited technical data about widget viewers (such as network metadata and non-identifying request data) to serve the widget, measure performance, and prevent abuse. We do not use widget requests to build advertising profiles of viewers
The third-party site hosting your widget has its own privacy practices, which we do not control. You can remove or deactivate a widget at any time, after which it will stop rendering your information.
2.16 Media Kit and Widget Analytics
When someone views your public media kit, we collect limited analytics to show you how your kit is performing, such as the number of views, unique viewers (counted using a randomly generated session identifier), and the date and time of views. We use this to provide dashboard insights (for example, "who's looking"). We similarly measure widget renders so you can see where and how often your widget is being displayed.
Viewers of a public kit or widget are typically brands or prospective partners and may not have Looped accounts. We process only limited technical data about them, such as a session identifier and, for security and anti-abuse purposes, network metadata.
2.17 Product Analytics
We use a product-analytics provider (PostHog) to understand how people use Looped, for example which onboarding steps are completed and which features are used, so we can improve the product. These are product-usage events tied to a user or session identifier. We do not use them for third-party advertising, and we do not sell this data.
3. The Creator Index (Publicly Available Creator Information)
To help brands find creators to work with, Looped maintains a creator index: a database of creator profiles built from information that creators have made publicly available on social platforms. You may appear in the creator index even if you have never created a Looped account. This section explains what the index contains, where it comes from, how it is used, and how to be removed from it.
3.1 Where the Information Comes From
We collect creator index information from publicly accessible sources only:
- Public profile pages and public posts on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, retrieved through data-collection infrastructure providers (Decodo, ScrapeCreators) and, for YouTube, the YouTube Data API
- Public link-in-bio pages (for example Linktree, Stan, or hoo.be) that a creator links from their profile, which we read only to find the creator's other public social profiles
- Public hashtag, tagged-post, keyword, and search results that surface creator handles
- Handle lists that Looped staff or brands supply for research
- Creators who connect an account, add a social account to their Looped profile, or claim a free preview kit (see Section 2.4 and 2.13)
We do not access private accounts, log in to any platform on a creator's behalf, or collect non-public information for the index.
3.2 What the Index Contains
For each creator in the index we may hold:
- Identity and profile: platform, handle, platform account identifier, display name, bio, category, external link, profile photo (including a copy we host so it keeps loading), and verified/business account flags
- Cross-platform linkage: an internal key that links the same person's Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube profiles where we can determine they belong to one person
- Performance data: follower/following/post counts, total likes, engagement rate, average likes/comments/views, follower growth over time, and a daily history of these figures
- Content: recent public posts, including captions, view/like/comment counts, post dates, tagged and mentioned accounts, tagged locations, paid-partnership labels, links to the original post, thumbnails, and copies of the media that we host for display
- Contact details: the business email address and business phone number a creator has chosen to publish on their public professional profile, where the platform makes those fields public. We do not extract email addresses from bio text
- Location: a location estimate derived from the public business address city, the locations most often tagged in the creator's posts, or location text in the bio, plus a country estimate and a United States indicator
- Derived and AI-generated attributes: see Section 3.3
- Screening flags: internal flags used to exclude accounts that appear to belong to minors, to be inactive, or to not be a person, and to record why an account was included or excluded
- Claim status: whether the creator has claimed the entry through a Looped account, and creator-confirmed stats, bio, and avatar copied from their connected account
- Invitation and removal records: whether we have emailed the creator an invitation to claim their profile, and whether they have asked to be removed
The full public profile payload as retrieved from the platform is also retained so we can re-derive these fields as the product evolves.
3.3 AI-Generated Summaries and Inferred Attributes
We use AI models (currently Anthropic's Claude models) to make the index searchable in plain language. For each creator, the model receives the public profile fields listed above and up to about fifteen recent public posts (captions, counts, paid-partnership labels, tagged locations and accounts) and produces:
- A short written summary and tagline describing the creator's content
- Niche and content-style tags, and vertical/category tags
- Brands the creator appears to have worked with, based on captions and paid-partnership labels
- An audience note describing who the content seems to be aimed at
- A country estimate and whether the account appears to belong to an individual person
We also infer a creator's gender from pronouns the creator has written in their own bio (for example "she/her") and from the AI summary. Where no pronouns are stated, gender is left unknown. We do not infer race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, health, or political views, and our AI assistant is instructed not to filter creators on those characteristics.
We run automated age screening on public bio and caption text (for example school-year or stated-age references) to exclude accounts that appear to belong to people under 18. This screening is used only to remove accounts from the index; we do not store an inferred age.
AI-generated summaries and inferred attributes are estimates. They may be wrong. Brands are told that these fields are model-generated, and claimed creators can correct their profile information by connecting their account.
3.4 How the Index Is Used
We use creator index information to:
- Let brands search and filter creators (for example by niche, follower range, engagement, average views, growth, platform, location, verified status, and stated gender), view creator profiles, and save shortlists
- Power the brand AI assistant described in Section 4.4
- Show brands a creator profile page and, where offered, unlisted curated "packs" of creators prepared for a specific brand
- Highlight trending creators based on changes in their own public post performance
- Invite creators to claim their profile on Looped (no more than one invitation per creator every 90 days)
- Improve our ranking, screening, and de-duplication
3.5 Contact Details and Brands
A creator's public business email or phone number is not shown on the public creator profile page. A signed-in brand with a verified email address may request to reveal a creator's business email or phone number one at a time. Each reveal is logged (which brand user requested it, for which creator, and when), brands are limited in how many contacts they may reveal per day, and revealed contact details are labelled as either creator-confirmed or drawn from the public profile. Creators who have claimed their profile can see how many times their contact details have been revealed.
Brands may only use revealed contact details to contact creators about genuine collaboration opportunities and must comply with applicable anti-spam and marketing laws.
3.6 Claiming Your Profile
If you create a Looped account and connect the matching social account, your index entry is marked as claimed. From then on, brands see your creator-confirmed stats, bio, and avatar rather than only the scraped values, your entry is never automatically purged, and you can see contact-reveal counts. Deleting your Looped account does not by itself remove your index entry; use the removal process in Section 3.7 if you also want to leave the index.
3.7 Removal from the Index
If you do not want to appear in the creator index, you can ask to be removed at any time at loopedsocial.com/creator-data or by emailing [email protected] with the handle(s) concerned. Because a removal also blocks future collection, we first confirm the request comes from the account holder: by a one-time link sent to the business email published on the profile, by a short code you place in the profile bio for a moment, or by your being signed in to the Looped account that claimed the entry. Pending requests expire after 48 hours, and we keep a record of each request (handle, method, time, and network address) as the audit trail. Removal then deletes your profile, posts, and history from the active index, marks the handle so it is not re-added by our automated collection, and prevents invitation emails. Hosted copies of media and backups are removed on their normal cycle. Records that document the removal itself, and contact-reveal audit logs held for brand accountability, may be retained.
3.8 Retention
Index entries that have not been refreshed from a public source for 12 months are automatically purged, unless the creator has claimed the entry. Daily performance history is kept while the entry exists so growth can be shown over time.
3.9 Legal Basis
Where data-protection law requires a legal basis, we process creator index information on the basis of our legitimate interest in operating a creator-discovery service for professional collaboration, using only information that creators have chosen to make public in a professional context, subject to the screening, contact-reveal limits, claim, and removal controls described above. You may object to this processing at any time using the removal process in Section 3.7.
4. Information We Collect from Brands
4.1 Brand Accounts and Access Requests
Brand access may be invitation-only. When you request access or sign up, we collect:
- Your name, work email address, brand or company name, website, and how you heard about Looped
- Workspace records (brand name, website domain, the owner's email) and brand user records (email, name, verification status)
- A brief describing what you are looking for, if you provide one, and the search filters we derive from it
- Brand settings such as brand description, default platform and follower ranges, creators you have hidden, and accounting contact addresses
Access requests, new workspaces, and plan changes generate an internal notification to Looped staff (delivered to our team's Slack workspace) containing the brand name, email, and website so we can review and approve access.
4.2 Brand Sign-In
Brands sign in with a one-time link emailed to their address or with Google. Google sign-in for brands gives us your email address and Google account identifier only. Sessions last up to 14 days. Some actions (sending email, revealing creator contacts) require a verified email address.
4.3 Searches, Shortlists, and Lists
We store the searches you run, the filters you apply, the creators you save to lists and shortlists, the creators you hide, and creators you move into a campaign as prospects, together with the timestamps of those actions.
4.4 The Brand AI Assistant
The brand assistant lets you describe who you are looking for in plain language, refines search filters, explains why creators match, and highlights standout creators. When you use it:
- Your message, your recent messages in the same conversation, your current filters, and your brand name and description from your settings are sent to our AI provider (Anthropic) to generate a response
- When the assistant explains or ranks results, the relevant creator index fields for the creators already shown to you (name, handle, platform, metrics, location, niche tags, summary, audience note, brands mentioned, stated gender) are included in what the model sees
- Every conversation is stored in your workspace: your messages, the assistant's replies, the filters produced, a snapshot of the creator cards shown, and the assistant's suggested follow-ups, so you can return to it later
Anthropic processes this information as our service provider under its commercial terms, which do not permit it to use our data to train its models. Assistant responses are generated automatically and may be inaccurate; they are suggestions to help you search, not advice or a guarantee about any creator. Do not enter sensitive personal information (yours or anyone else's) into the assistant. The assistant is instructed to decline requests to filter creators by protected characteristics such as appearance, ethnicity, age, sexuality, religion, or politics.
4.5 Campaigns
When you create a campaign we store the campaign details (name, brief, deliverables, platforms, hashtags, dates, usage terms, fee and payment terms) and, for each creator you add, their handle, display name, avatar, contact email, fee, deliverable, due date, payment status, and the status of your outreach (prospect, confirmed, invited, connected, awaiting post, post live). We also store the invitations you send (as a one-way hash of the invite token, the recipient address, and timestamps), the email templates you write, and the posts matched to the campaign (see Section 5.3).
4.6 Agreements
You may upload your own agreement documents (PDF) for creators to accept. We store the file, its version history, and a cryptographic fingerprint of each version. When a creator accepts or declines, we record their typed name, the decision, the date and time, the IP address and browser used, and the exact document version, and we make those records available to you as an audit trail. Looped does not draft or generate agreements, and click-acceptance on Looped is an acceptance record, not an electronic-signature service.
4.7 Connected Mailbox (Gmail or Microsoft 365)
To let you email creators from inside Looped, you may connect your own Google or Microsoft mailbox. Connecting is optional and you can disconnect at any time from your settings or from your Google or Microsoft account permissions.
- What we ask for: with Google, the Gmail "send" and "read" scopes with offline access; with Microsoft, sign-in, mail read, and mail send permissions. We request read access so that replies from creators appear in your Looped inbox; we do not request access to your contacts, calendar, or Drive.
- What we read: only messages exchanged with the email addresses of creators on your campaigns. We build our mailbox query from those addresses and do not read, index, or store the rest of your mailbox. Where you have enabled it, we also import messages you have sent to those creators from your own mail client so your Looped inbox shows the whole thread.
- What we store: your mailbox address, display name, and signature; access and refresh tokens (encrypted); a sync cursor; and, for matching conversations, the subject, participants, message bodies, and attachment metadata. Attachment files stay in your mailbox unless you choose to log one as an invoice, in which case we fetch and store that file.
- Sending: emails are sent from your own mailbox through the provider's API, in your name. Looped never sends from your mailbox on its own; every message is one a person in your workspace chose to send. You are responsible for the content of messages you send.
- Google API Services User Data Policy: Looped's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. We use Gmail data only to provide the mailbox features you have requested, we do not use it for advertising, and we do not allow humans to read it except with your permission, for security purposes, to comply with law, or for internal operations where the data has been aggregated and de-identified.
- AI: mailbox content is not sent to our AI provider.
4.8 Instagram Messaging
Where offered, you may connect your brand's own Instagram professional account so that replies from creators who message you on Instagram appear in your Looped inbox and you can reply within the window Meta permits. Looped does not send unsolicited Instagram messages and does not message creators who have not messaged you first. Meta's platform terms apply to this connection.
4.9 Invoices and Accounting Handoff
You may log invoices you receive from creators (amount, currency, dates, project code, and the invoice file). If you use the accounting handoff feature, Looped emails the accounting contacts you set in your settings a summary of selected invoices, a spreadsheet of the invoice details, and the invoice files (or time-limited download links when files are large). No payment moves through Looped: the invoice tracker records what you owe and what you have paid, and you pay creators directly.
4.10 Deleting Brand Data
You can delete your workspace's data from your settings. This removes your conversations with the AI assistant, lists, campaigns, campaign creators and invitations, agreement documents, briefs, settings, and user records. Contact-reveal audit logs are retained for creator accountability. If you have connected a mailbox or Instagram account, disconnect it before or after deletion to ensure stored tokens and synced messages are also removed, or ask us at [email protected].
5. Campaign Participants (Creators Invited by Brands)
If a brand invites you to a campaign, some of your information is processed on the brand's behalf so the brand can run its campaign. This applies whether or not you already have a Looped account.
5.1 Invitations and Outreach
The brand adds your handle, name, avatar, and email address (from the creator index, from information you gave them, or from their own records) to its campaign. Invitation and follow-up emails are sent either from the brand's own connected mailbox or by Looped on the brand's behalf. Invitation links are unique to you and expire after 30 days.
5.2 Connecting to a Campaign
To confirm you are the owner of the account the brand wants to work with, you connect a social account through the campaign link. You can do this by signing in to an existing Looped account with a connected account, by creating a Looped account, or, where offered, through a social sign-in that grants read-only access. Looped never sees your platform password and can never post as you. Connected-account tokens are stored encrypted.
5.3 Post Matching
Once connected, we periodically retrieve your recent public posts (typically the most recent 50) and match them to the campaign using the brand's handles and hashtags. Matched posts, and other posts published during the campaign window that may need review, are stored with their caption, link, thumbnail, and public performance counts and shown to the brand. The brand sees posts matched to its campaign, not your whole feed.
5.4 Agreements and Invoices
If the brand asks you to accept an agreement, we record your typed name, decision, the date and time, IP address, browser, and the document version, and share that record with the brand. If you send the brand an invoice, the brand may log the invoice details and file in Looped and forward them to its accounting contacts.
5.5 Your Choices
You can decline an invitation, decline an agreement, disconnect your account from a campaign, and ask the brand or Looped to delete your campaign records. Contact [email protected] if you need help.
6. Free Tools and Visitors
Our free tools (for example the Engagement Rate Calculator and the Fake Follower Checker) let anyone enter a public Instagram or TikTok handle. We retrieve that handle's public profile and recent public posts, calculate the result, and show it to you. Tool results are not stored and do not feed the creator index; a copy of the profile photo may be cached briefly so the result page renders. Requests are rate-limited to prevent abuse, and we log network metadata for security.
Visitors to public kits, widgets, creator profile pages, and packs are covered by Section 2.16.
7. AI Processing Across Looped
Beyond the features above, we use AI models to classify and screen creator index entries, to summarize public creator profiles, and to interpret brand briefs. Our current provider is Anthropic. We send only the information needed for the task, our provider does not use our data to train its models, and we do not use AI to make decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects about you without human review. Where AI output is shown to users, we label it as model-generated where practical. You can contest an AI-generated summary or attribute about you by contacting [email protected] or by claiming your profile.
8. How We Use Your Information
We use your information to:
- Provide core app functionality (account, profile, portfolio, messaging, follows)
- Generate free preview kits and free tool results from publicly available information about handles you provide
- Verify and display your metrics, audience insights, and selected posts from connected accounts
- Create, host, and publicly display your media kit through your share link, subject to your visibility choices
- Serve and render your Looped Widget on third-party pages where you embed it
- Process payments, manage subscriptions, and determine feature access based on your plan
- Build, screen, summarize, and maintain the creator index, and make it searchable to brands
- Operate the brand AI assistant, search, shortlists, campaigns, agreements, invoices, and connected mailboxes
- Invite creators to claim their profile and connect to campaigns
- Provide analytics about kits, widgets, campaigns, and contact reveals
- Display your public profile and public portfolio items to other users
- Enforce your visibility choices (draft/private items remain private)
- Rank and personalize discovery using engagement signals (impressions, dwell time, saves) and category affinity
- Deliver notifications you opt into (in-app, push, and email/digest where available)
- Send transactional communications (verification, security, billing, invitations, and campaign notices)
- Operate secure account recovery and fraud prevention for login/reset flows
- Detect, prevent, and respond to abuse, fraud, and safety issues
- Maintain and improve performance, reliability, and debugging (including product and aggregated analytics)
9. Visibility Controls (Draft vs Public)
- Draft/private content: Items you mark as draft/private are intended to be visible only to you.
- Public content: Items marked public may appear in discovery and on your profile, subject to any additional "hide from profile" style settings you choose (if available).
- Your media kit: You control what your published kit shows and can keep items in draft. While a share link is active, your published kit is viewable by anyone who has the link; you can deactivate or expire the link at any time.
- Your widget: You control what your widget displays and where you embed it. Removing the embed or deactivating the widget stops it from rendering.
- Creator index: Your entry reflects what you have made public on the platform. You can claim it to show creator-confirmed information, or remove it entirely (Section 3.7).
We design discovery, profile, kit, widget, and brand surfaces to respect these controls.
10. How We Share Information
We share information only as needed to operate Looped:
- With other users: Your public profile fields and public portfolio items are visible to other users.
- With people you share your kit or widget with: When you publish a media kit and share its link, or embed a widget on a page, anyone who views that link or page can see the information you have chosen to publish.
- With brands: Creator index information, including AI-generated summaries and, on request and subject to the limits in Section 3.5, public business contact details, is made available to brands using Looped. If you take part in a brand's campaign, your connected-account posts matched to that campaign, your agreement decisions, and your invoices are shared with that brand.
- With creators: A brand's name, campaign details, messages, agreements, and the identity of the brand user who contacts a creator are shared with that creator.
- With a brand's own accounting contacts: invoice summaries and files, when the brand uses the accounting handoff feature.
- Service providers: We use providers that process data on our behalf under contractual obligations. These include cloud hosting (Railway, Vercel) and content storage/delivery (Cloudflare R2), payment processing (Stripe), email delivery (SendGrid), push notification delivery (Expo), social-account data aggregation (Phyllo/InsightIQ), public-data collection infrastructure (Decodo, ScrapeCreators, YouTube Data API), AI model providers (Anthropic), product analytics (PostHog), internal team notifications (Slack), authentication (Google, Microsoft, Auth0), and, where you connect them, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and TikTok for mailbox, messaging, and connected-account features.
- Legal and safety: We may disclose information to comply with law, respond to lawful requests, or protect users and the integrity of the service.
- Business transfers: If Looped is involved in a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets, information may be transferred as part of that transaction, subject to this policy.
We do not sell your personal data to third-party data brokers. Making creator index information available to brands is part of providing the Service, not a sale to data brokers; residents of California and other states with similar laws can find their rights in Section 12.
11. Data Retention
We retain information as long as needed to provide the service and comply with legal obligations.
- If you delete your creator account, we will remove your content and profile from active systems and cancel any subscription immediately. Some information may persist in backups or logs for a limited period, and some records may be retained where legally required or necessary for safety and abuse prevention. Your creator index entry is separate; see Section 3.6 and 3.7.
- Billing and transaction records are retained as required for accounting, tax, and legal compliance, even after account deletion.
- If you disconnect a social account, we stop syncing new data from it and remove associated connected-account records from active systems.
- Free preview data is cached briefly and removed from active systems when no longer needed or when you connect the account directly.
- Creator index entries are purged after 12 months without a refresh unless claimed (Section 3.8).
- Brand conversations, lists, campaigns, agreements, and invoices are retained while the workspace exists and removed when the brand deletes its data (Section 4.10). Agreement acceptance records and contact-reveal logs are append-only audit records and may be retained after other workspace data is deleted.
- Mailbox tokens and synced messages are retained until the mailbox is disconnected.
- Media-kit view, widget-render, and campaign analytics are retained to provide your insights and may be aggregated over time.
12. Your Choices and Rights
Depending on your location, you may have rights such as access, deletion, correction, portability, restriction, and objection, and the right not to be discriminated against for exercising them. Regardless of where you live, Looped aims to provide:
- Access to your account/profile data
- The ability to update profile fields and visibility settings
- Account deletion (creators) and workspace data deletion (brands)
- Control over notification preferences
- The ability to enable/disable contact sync (if offered) and disconnect it
- The ability to connect and disconnect social accounts, mailboxes, and messaging accounts
- The ability to choose your media-kit template and to deactivate or expire your public share link
- The ability to remove or deactivate widgets you have embedded
- The ability to manage, cancel, or change your subscription at any time through your account settings, with cancellation available in-product without contacting support
- For creators in the creator index, whether or not you have an account: the ability to claim your entry, to see how often your contact details have been revealed, to correct AI-generated summaries, and to be removed from the index (Section 3.7)
To exercise a right that is not available in-product, email [email protected]. We may need to verify your identity, for example by confirming control of the email address or social account concerned. Residents of the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland may also lodge a complaint with their local data-protection authority. California residents may designate an authorized agent to make requests on their behalf.
13. Security
We use industry-standard safeguards designed to protect your information, including:
- Encrypted transport (HTTPS) for all data in transit
- One-way password hashing (passwords are never stored in plaintext)
- Payment details handled exclusively by our PCI-compliant payment processor (Stripe). Looped never stores full card numbers
- Email verification for new accounts and verified-email requirements for sensitive brand actions
- Two-factor device verification when a login is detected from a new or unrecognized device
- Device fingerprints stored as one-way hashes (not raw IP addresses or user agents)
- Encrypted storage of third-party access tokens (mailbox, messaging, and connected-account tokens)
- Read-only connections to social platforms. Looped never posts, messages, or takes actions on your connected accounts
- One-time, hashed invitation links and rate limits on sensitive endpoints
- Audit logs for contact reveals and agreement acceptances
No system is perfectly secure; please use a strong password and keep your device secure.
14. Age Requirement
Looped is intended only for people who are at least 18 years old. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18, and we screen the creator index to exclude accounts that appear to belong to minors. If you believe someone under 18 has provided us with personal information or appears in the creator index, please contact us at [email protected] and we will take steps to delete it. If we become aware that we have collected personal information from someone under 18, we will delete that information promptly.
15. International Users
If you access Looped from outside the United States, your information may be processed in the United States or other locations where Looped or its service providers operate. Where required, we rely on appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses for those transfers.
If you are located in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, or another region with data-protection laws, additional rights and protections may apply. See "Your Choices and Rights," and contact us to exercise them.
16. Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy from time to time. We will update the "Last Updated" date above. If changes are material, we will provide additional notice in the app or by email where appropriate.
17. Contact Us
Questions about privacy, or requests relating to the creator index: [email protected].