Boop exists for one specific moment: you are thinking about someone you already know, and you do not know if reaching out would be welcome. Boop turns that hesitation into a small, consensual signal. You add the person by phone number. You send a Boop. They are told someone is thinking about them, never who. If they independently add you and Boop you back, names reveal at the same instant on both sides and a private chat opens. If they never do, nothing happens. There is no rejection, no awkward read receipt, nothing to take back.
Boop is not a dating app, not a discovery feed, not a place to meet strangers, not a social network, and not a feed designed to maximize screen time. It is a consent-first reconnection app for old friends, family, former coworkers, and the person you keep almost texting.
Boop was built in Stockholm by a small team who got tired of the only options being silence or a cold "hey stranger" text years later. The product is intentionally narrow: one feature, one promise, no rejection by design.
Boop is invite-only during the v1 beta. Available as a free web app you can install on iPhone (Add to Home Screen via Safari) and Android (Chrome install prompt). Sweden-first, 18+, no ads, no trackers, no contact uploads.