Never out of the loop.

Meet Lumo, your relationship sidekick.

He remembers who you met, notices the moments that matter, and helps you write when it's time to say hi. You just be charming.

The wall every networker hits

You meet hundreds.
You remember a handful.

Wait, how do I know this person again?

You hit it off. Three weeks later, just a name in your phone.

I'll message them tomorrow.

Tomorrow becomes next week becomes never.

What am I supposed to even say?

The longer the silence, the heavier the first message feels.

Meet your sidekick

Lumo doesn't work for you.
He's with you.

Lumo lives inside Haloop — a sidekick who looks after the part of your life that involves people. Names, jobs, last conversation, what makes someone them. He's awake when you're not, watching for the moments worth a message.

He won't draft anything you didn't ask for, and he won't tell you who to call. He just keeps the lights on for the relationships you said mattered. The rest is up to you.

Read Lumo's full story
Lumo chat: 2 contacts in Jakarta with a map preview
01 — Just talk

Just talk to Lumo.
He'll figure it out.

Your network has hundreds of people in it. Lumo helps you find any of them — ask in whatever language you think in, and he understands.

“Who's in Jakarta?”
A list of who is there — sorted by who you haven't spoken to in the longest.
List
“Which CEOs haven't I messaged in 3 months?”
Just the CEOs, ranked by silence — and a one-tap path to your matched contacts.
Filter
“What did @Alice and I last talk about?”
A summary of your last interaction with that contact, plus the full timeline of every moment together.
Timeline

No menus. No filters. No Field 1 / Field 2 / Submit. Just ask — in your language.

02 — Cultural moments

Lumo speaks the language of every friendship you have.

Birthdays, Eid, Diwali, Songkran, Nyepi, Lunar New Year, Christmas, Mother's Day — and 48 more. Lumo knows when each of your contacts celebrates, and notifies you when it's time.

When the moment comes, open Lumo. One tap, one message, sent.

Birthday
Every contact has one. Lumo remembers, so you do.
New Year
Marks the beginning of the Gregorian calendar year.
Valentine’s Day
A day celebrating love, affection, and relationships.
Earth Day
A global event promoting environmental protection and sustainability.
International Women’s Day
Celebrates the achievements and contributions of women worldwide.
Halloween
A cultural festival associated with costumes, folklore, and fun.
Christmas Day
A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
Good Friday
Commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
Easter Sunday
Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Ramadan Start
Marks the beginning of the Islamic holy month of fasting.
Eid al-Fitr
Celebrates the end of Ramadan with prayers and gatherings.
Eid al-Adha
Commemorates devotion and sacrifice in Islam.
Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
Observes the birth of Prophet Muhammad.
Diwali / Deepavali
Hindu festival of lights symbolising good over evil.
Holi
Hindu festival celebrating colours, joy, and renewal.
Thaipusam
Hindu festival honouring Lord Murugan.
Navaratri
Nine-day Hindu festival celebrating the divine feminine.
Pongal
South Indian harvest festival expressing gratitude and abundance.
Vesak / Buddha’s Birthday
Commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Buddha.
Qing Ming Jie
A day to honour ancestors through remembrance and offerings.
Hungry Ghost Festival
Observes remembrance of ancestors and wandering spirits.
Chinese New Year
Celebrates the lunar new year with family and tradition.
Tết Nguyên Đán
Vietnamese lunar new year celebrating renewal and family.
Seollal
Korean lunar new year focused on family and respect for elders.
Mid-Autumn Festival
Celebrates the harvest and full moon with family gatherings.
Lantern Festival
Marks the end of lunar new year celebrations with lanterns.
Dragon Boat Festival
Commemorates tradition with dragon boat races and rituals.
Mother’s Day
Celebrates and honours mothers and caregivers.
Father’s Day
Recognises and celebrates fathers and father figures.
Worlds Teacher’s Day
Honours teachers and their role in education.
Friendship Day
Celebrates friendship and meaningful connections.
National Day (China)
Commemorates the founding of the People’s Republic of China.
National Day (Singapore)
Celebrates Singapore’s independence and nationhood.
National Day (Vietnam)
Marks Vietnam’s declaration of independence.
National Day (Thailand)
Celebrates Thai nationhood and unity.
National Day (Taiwan / Double Ten)
Commemorates the founding of the Republic of China.
Hong Kong SAR Establishment Day
Marks the establishment of the Hong Kong SAR.
Macau SAR Establishment Day
Marks the establishment of the Macau SAR.
Independence Day (India)
Celebrates India’s independence from colonial rule.
Republic Day (India)
Marks the adoption of India’s constitution.
Independence Day (Pakistan)
Celebrates Pakistan’s independence.
Independence Day (Bangladesh)
Marks Bangladesh’s independence.
Victory Day (Bangladesh)
Commemorates victory and liberation in Bangladesh.
Independence Day (Philippines)
Celebrates Philippine independence.
Independence Day (Malaysia / Merdeka)
Marks Malaysia’s independence.
Malaysia Day
Commemorates the formation of Malaysia.
Independence Day (Indonesia)
Celebrates Indonesia’s independence.
Liberation Day (South Korea)
Marks liberation from colonial rule.
National Foundation Day (Japan)
Celebrates the founding of the Japanese nation.
Independence Day (Sri Lanka)
Commemorates Sri Lanka’s independence.
Democracy Day (Nepal)
Celebrates the establishment of democracy in Nepal.
Australia Day
Marks the founding of modern Australia.
Waitangi Day
Commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi.
Songkran
Traditional Thai new year water festival.
Racial Harmony Day (Singapore)
Promotes racial and cultural harmony in Singapore.
Nyepi
Balinese day of silence, fasting, and reflection.
56 cultural moments tracked, matched probabilistically to each contact's nationality, religion, and history.
Haloop app screen showing Lumo drafting an Eid al-Adha greeting for a contact
03 — Smart messages

Lumo writes. You send.
Via WhatsApp, in one tap.

Every message references something Lumo already knows about your contact — their work, your shared history, the right cultural touch. Then it sends through WhatsApp, because that's where your network actually lives.

01
Drafted in your voice
Lumo learns your phrasing from how you've messaged before.
02
In their language, automatically
Each contact has a preferred language on their profile. Lumo drafts in it without you asking — your Bahasa-speaking contacts get Bahasa, your Vietnamese contacts get Vietnamese, your English-speaking contacts get English.
03
WhatsApp-native
One tap opens WhatsApp with the message pre-filled. No copy-paste. No leaving the conversation.
04 — The road ahead

Lumo's just getting started.

Today Lumo helps you remember and respond. Soon, he'll do more of the work before you ask. Long-term, he'll become the relationship layer across every channel your network lives on.

Live
Lumo remembers, notices, helps you write.

Memory of every contact. Notifications for moments that matter. One-tap drafts in your voice.

Coming soon
Drafts before you ask.

Lumo writes the message in advance, waiting for you to review and send. You stay in control — he just gets ahead of the work.

We're building toward
Lumo across every channel your network lives on.

Email, calendar, group chats, social signals — all flowing into one relationship view. Lumo learning your voice deeply, noticing micro-shifts in your contacts' lives, and getting more useful the longer you use him.

Beta users are the first people Lumo learns from. Want to be one? Join the beta →
Your network is yours

Your contacts. Your data. Your call.

Lumo doesn't sell your network, share it, or learn from it for anyone else. The boring details are below — and we'll publish our security posture as we mature.

End-to-end encryption
Your contacts and notes are encrypted at rest and in transit.
Zero data sharing
Nothing is sold, brokered, or syndicated. Ever. Not even anonymised.
One-tap delete
Wipe every contact, note, and conversation in a single action. No "are you sure" loops.
Hosted in Singapore
Servers in SG, governed by PDPA. We'll publish our security posture as we mature — no fake badges in the meantime.
Common questions

Before you join.

The honest answers to the things people usually ask before signing up. If yours isn't here, write to us.

What is Haloop?
Haloop is a relationship companion built around Lumo, your sidekick. He remembers who you met, notices the moments that matter, and helps you write when it’s time to say hi. We’re built for networkers in Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Who is Lumo?
Lumo is your relationship sidekick. He’s the protagonist of Haloop — a character who works with you, not for you. An assistant works for you; a sidekick stands beside you. Lumo notices the moments. You decide what to do about them.
Is Haloop a personal CRM?
Not exactly. A personal CRM is a database with a friendly skin — you enter people, set reminders, and the tool waits. Haloop is built around Lumo, a sidekick who watches first and drafts second. Same job (staying in touch), different posture (companion, not database).
How is Haloop different from a contact app or CRM?
Most contact tools wait for you to work. Lumo notices first — surfaces the contact, the cultural moment, the language they prefer, drafts the message. You review and tap send. We cover 56 Southeast Asian moments most tools miss: Eid, Diwali, Songkran, Nyepi, Lunar New Year.
Which countries and languages do you support?
Haloop launches in Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The app interface is English and Bahasa Indonesia. Talk to Lumo in any language — he understands the input. Messages are drafted in the language each contact prefers (set on their profile).
How does cultural moment matching work?
Haloop tracks 56 Southeast Asian moments — Eid, Diwali, Songkran, Nyepi, Lunar New Year, regional birthdays. Lumo matches each to your contacts using name, country, religion, and notes — surfacing them days ahead, not the morning of.
Does Lumo send messages for me?
No. Lumo drafts the message and opens WhatsApp pre-filled. You read, edit if you want, and tap send. Every message leaves your device because you tapped — never on autopilot. Relationships are too valuable to automate.
What happens to my contacts and data?
Encrypted in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256). Servers in Singapore, under the Personal Data Protection Act. We don’t sell, rent, or broker your network — your contacts aren’t ad inventory. We don’t use your data to train AI for anyone else. Full privacy notice.
What does it cost?
Free during closed beta. When we move out of beta there will be a paid tier — we haven’t priced it yet because we’re listening to beta users first. Beta participants will get preferential terms when we do.
How do I join the beta?
Drop your email in the form at the bottom of this page. We review every signup manually and reply within 48 hours. No waitlist gimmicks, no referral games — just an honest hi from us with next steps.
iOS or Android?
Both. Haloop installs from the App Store and Google Play just like any other app — no TestFlight, no third-party installers. The listing isn’t searchable during beta, so you’ll get the direct link from us once you’re in.

Got a question we missed? support@haloop.ai →

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