Location-based reminders
Bring the right thing back at the right place.
LionLoop can attach a task to a saved place or named destination and remind you on arrival or departure. The place is visible on the capture, and location use follows an explicit privacy contract rather than continuous route sharing.
Say it naturally
“When I get to Coles, remind me to buy sardines and milk.”
LionLoop understands
A shopping task with a Coles destination, checklist items and an arrival trigger.
Arrival and departure
Use phrases such as “when I get to” or “when I leave” to describe the useful moment.
Saved places
Home, work and places you save can be reused without entering the address every time.
No live route sharing
Shared-arrival notifications report the arrival event, not a continuous location trail.
Place is part of the task
A shopping item is more useful at the shop than at a random clock time. A return is more useful near the store. LionLoop treats location as a first-class capture fact, alongside who, what and when.
Named venues, street addresses and saved personal places can become destinations. Once saved, the capture can show a map and directions, while the live rail gives you a chance to confirm the place before saving.
- Arrival reminders
- Departure reminders
- Named venues and street addresses
- Home, work and saved-place shortcuts
Location with clear boundaries
LionLoop does not sell location data or share live routes with other people. Browser location is requested for explicit actions such as “Here” or route planning. The privacy page documents what is stored, what is transient and how arrival sharing works.
Location prompts are optional. You can keep a task without a place, use a typed address, or turn off arrival behavior.
Common questions
Does LionLoop track me all day?
No. Location is used for explicit capture, route and geofence features. The privacy policy explains each use and retention boundary.
Can I use a business name instead of an address?
Yes. A named place can be resolved after capture and shown with its map and address.
Can a shared person see my route?
No. Optional arrival sharing reports that you arrived; it does not expose a live route.
Say it once. It’s handled.
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