About Loomis

Social media decides more than people think.

It can cost you a job, put your child in front of a bully, or hide your business from buyers. This is why I built Loomis, and how it’s run.

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Where it started

It started at a church.

Parents wanted to know that the coaches, camp leaders and Sunday school volunteers alone with their children were who they said they were.

The options were grim: invasive trawls that treated a volunteer like a suspect, priced like enterprise software.

That bothered me both ways. Volunteers deserve respect, and churches deserve something they can afford.

A smiling Sunday school teacher with a cross pendant holds a blue children’s Bible to her chest.

Then everywhere

Then I heard the same worry everywhere.

Different people, the same problem: what’s public decides things, and checking it yourself is hard.

The line Loomis holds

Two sides, one fair line.

The front door

Your private life is nobody’s business.

Loomis stays outside. No one else’s logins, no private messages, no data bought from brokers.

The public square

What anyone can see is fair ground.

For a fair decision, made by a person, with the source in front of them.

So I built for both sides of that line.

Loomis PersonalYou see your own footprint first, every month, before anyone else does.

Loomis VerifyOrganisations look properly, for a real reason, and a person makes the call.

Loomis SocialBusinesses get found by buyers, and by the AI those buyers ask.

How it’s run

One founder. A team of AI agents.

Loomis is me and a team of AI agents. The agents write most of the code, this page included. I decide what ships, and nothing ships until I understand why.

The team stays small on purpose. Low running costs mean churches, NPOs and community groups get checks they can actually afford, while the same engine is strong enough for enterprise hiring.

For communities

NPOs and churches

Non-profit pricing
Emails written for volunteers
Checks for member churches and clubs

For enterprise

Hiring at scale

API and webhooks
Your branding on reports
Teams, roles and reviewers

How Loomis behaves

Lines I won’t cross.

01
A source for every finding.
Open the public posts behind it.
02
Nobody gets a score.
No single number, no grade. Loomis describes what it found, on a fixed scale.
03
Public information, plus what you connect.
Curiosity isn’t consent.
04
You decide what to change.
Loomis shows you what’s out there. Deleting it or owning it is up to you.
05
Your data is yours.
See it or delete it any time.

Who pays

You do. Nobody else.

You pay for a plan or a pack. Organisations pay for the checks they run, each with a stated business purpose.

You→A plan or a pack→Free tools stay free

AdsData brokersMystery partners

If that ever changes, this paragraph changes too.

Where things honestly stand

Built in South Africa, for South Africa first.

Loomis doesn’t cover every platform yet. It reads the accounts it can match to you, plus anything you connect, and stops there.

POPIA is the spec I build against. And I read every email to hello@loomis.co.za.

See what they’ll find.

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Questions first? Email hello@loomis.co.za.