Connect.
Complete.
Relax.
Tap to turn soft lines until every end meets another and the board closes into a calm, perfect loop.
Get it on the App Store Free for iPhone and iPad · No ads · No trackingSimple to learn.
Lovely to finish.
One gesture, endless calm. Every board is a small knot of lines waiting to be untangled.
No pressure
No time limits, no move counts, no way to fail. A quiet clock simply notes your personal bests.
A gentle climb
Thirty hand-crafted levels, then endless puzzles that grow slowly in size and depth.
Help when you want it
Undo any move or ask for a hint, as often as you like. No penalties.
Made for quiet
Soft clicks, a gentle chime and light haptics. All optional.
Day or night
A calm pastel palette in light mode and deep, soft tones in dark mode.
Yours alone
No ads, no tracking, no account. Your progress stays on your device.
Room to breathe.
On iPad the board opens up across the whole screen: every curve and junction, large and clear. Your place is saved after every move, so a puzzle started on the sofa is waiting for you later.
Little milestones.
How can we help?
Loopet is a quiet puzzle about closing loops. Tap a piece to turn it; when every line meets another, the board is complete.
Write to acetin+loopet@gmail.com. Please include your device model and iOS version if something isn't working. Replies usually arrive within two working days.
Email supportFrequently asked
How many levels are there?
Thirty hand-made levels, then endless puzzles that grow slowly in size and depth. Every level can be solved.
I'm stuck.
Tap the lightbulb for a hint: it turns one piece into place. You can use it as often as you like. The curved arrow undoes your last move.
Can I replay earlier levels?
Yes. Swipe right on the board, or tap the arrow next to the level number.
Will I lose my progress?
Progress is saved on your device after every move. When you reopen the app you can continue or start a new game. Deleting the app deletes your progress.
How do I turn off sounds or vibration?
Open Settings (the gear icon) and switch off Sound or Haptics.
Achievements aren't showing up.
Achievements use Game Center. Sign in under iPhone Settings › Game Center; milestones you have already reached are reported the next time you open Loopet.
What is the little clock under the level number?
It counts how long the current board takes, pausing whenever you leave the app. When you solve a board faster than your best time for that board size, Loopet shows a small "New best". Solves that used a hint still show their time but don't count as a record. There are no time limits.
Is Loopet free?
Yes. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscriptions.
Privacy
Loopet collects no personal data. Read the privacy policy.
Privacy policy.
Last updated: October 24, 2026
Loopet: Relaxing Puzzle ("Loopet", "the app") is made by Arda Çetin. The short version: Loopet does not collect, store or share any personal data.
What the app stores
Your progress (the levels you have completed, the board you left mid-way and your best solve times) and your settings (sound and haptics) are saved only on your device. They never leave it, and they are deleted when you delete the app.
What the app does not do
- No accounts or sign-up.
- No advertising and no advertising identifiers.
- No analytics, tracking or crash-reporting services.
- No third-party code or SDKs.
- No access to your contacts, photos, location, camera or microphone.
Game Center
If you are signed in to Apple Game Center, the app reports achievements you earn (for example "Complete 10 levels") to Game Center. This is handled by Apple under Apple's Privacy Policy. Loopet does not receive or store your Game Center identity. You can play fully without Game Center.
Children
Loopet collects no personal information from anyone, including children under 13.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new date.
Contact
Questions about privacy: acetin+loopet@gmail.com