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Everloop

Defunct American social media website for children

Everloop was an online social media site specifically made for children ages 8–13. The site used 'loops' that were similar to Facebook groups that gave teens a place to interact. They were small communities created around interests in categories such as video and photo sharing, writing, video games, etc. Each individual user also had an individual page that they could customize with text or images.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

Feb 1, 2011Founded1

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Everloop was an online social media site specifically made for children ages 8–13.2

The story

Originally launched for girls under the name "Girl Ambition" in 2010, the site was revamped for a broader audience and relaunched in February 2011 under the name Everloop.com.

In June 2011 Everloop launched EverText, a moderated SMS feature made for safe messaging between kids.

In 2012, Everloop launched Goobit, a mobile app that connected with the main Everloop site.

In 2014, Everloop shut down along with EverText and Goobit.

From Wikipedia’s article on Everloop, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3

Products and brands

EverText

EverText was a SMS integration that was compliant with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The service utilized privacy protection technologies, and enables kids to securely use mobile devices to broadcast text updates to friends' profiles or directly to their cell phones.

EverText allowed parents to moderate the number of texts kids can send, ranging from unlimited to 250 texts per month. When a child hit the limit, parents received a note and could add text credit to the account or leave it until the next month.

Features

Loops

Loops were like Facebook groups, and based around friendships and shared interests such as sports, crafts, music and fan groups. Kids could join existing loops or start loops of their own. Parents used the parent dashboard to approve each loop their child joins.

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Games

The Everloop Arcade offered more than 1,500 games for kids and included partnerships with major game platforms such as Miniclip and Mochi Games.

Evercredits

Kids could earn or buy "Evercredits" which allow them to buy items from Everloop's virtual store. Evercredits were earned through participation in the Everloop community or accounts can be funded through secure credit card transactions approved by parents.

Custom Profiles

Kids could create and customize their profiles and loops on Everloop with different backgrounds, colors and stickers.

Digital Parenting Advice

Everloop maintained a parents center that contains information, tips and news for parents on raising responsible digital citizens.

From Wikipedia’s article on Everloop, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3

Timeline

  1. 2014Dissolved Dissolved1
  2. Feb 1, 2011Founded Founded1

Sources

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