Every weekend something happens. And almost nothing stays.
Gloop makes it stay.
It's a layer of play on top of your usual plans. You go out with your group, split into teams, and compete: challenges, dares, provocations. Things that make you laugh, get to know the people you already know, and find out what they're capable of when it's their turn.
Bars, festivals, concerts, house parties. Whatever comes up.
And the next day, what happened stays, but only between the ones who were there. No audience. No likes. No explaining the context to someone who wasn't.
You don't build your profile by writing.
You build it by going out.
The more you go out, the more it's yours.
Same plans, in game mode. Rewards and moments for the ones who were there.