This app is awesome! I’m 31 months into this sobriety journey. I’m an Alcoholic who needed as many spiritual tools as possible. This app has helped me share my experiences with getting, maintaining and developing relationships with sobriety. I’ve met some wonderful friends on this app. I love all the features from audio interviews to the sober spotlight! This app keeps me accountable each morning with a gratitude list, daily check in with moods and digital journaling. If you’re unsure what to do about getting sober check out this app. Ask questions in the app. Get real life experience with sobriety. Thank you Loosid team! And Loosid community! Love it!

Examples: I can’t change my main photo because it gives an error every time I try. I also can’t delete a photo.Sometimes it says unable to load profile while looking through them. if you have a credit for a super like, it reminds you of this EVERY single person you see! take it easy. I haven’t found a person to “super like” yet, because almost none of the profiles have anything written in terms of text, just a lot of shiny pictures, which seem like they could easily be from a magazine. (perhaps there could be some prompts to get users to talk about what their personality is actually like? because for non-fashion models, this actually matters more ) there are some profiles that should be reported for obvious violations, but there isn’t a button to report them. it is a really excellent concept! And one that is needed in the world so hopefully they will continue developing this app. Somehow “Loosid” doesn’t sound like something a sober person would say, just a thought.

All I was looking for was a sobriety tracking app. What I found is a great community of diverse people coming together to discuss sobriety. The diversity is tremendous, and to me is what makes it such a special community. Whether you are a teenager that is first realizing that alcohol/drugs is a problem, or a 12 stepper with 20 plus years of sobriety, I think you will enjoy and learn something from listening and conversing with the community. I joined a few months ago with a very narrow mind when it came to how to get sober. Thanks to Loosid, I have so many more tools in my toolbox.

It’s a great concept but it just doesn’t have legs. It’s like Meetup if you take away usefulness and global/local community access. There are some real folks on here eager to connect and find safe spaces to inhabit, and it’s wonderful when they find each other, but there are very nearly ZERO events anywhere in the country (they claim 1000’s), the restaurant list is populated entirely with “neighborhood bar and grill” type establishments, and most of the homepage is covered with stock photo profiles and bots giving real sober people attaboys! Even with all of the recent sober culture, there still isn’t a single worthy social platform. Loosid is an imitation of a cheesy wellness app much like The Phoenix app and it is desolate. I clicked through without signing up. Lots of full screen ads for premium features that enhance nothing.