Stoop is a small group of people who live in the same area and meet in person to connect and engage with culture. It is free to join and open to all.
Most groups have between four and twelve people.
Same day, same place, every week. Nothing to arrange and no one to chase — you already know where you are going and who will be there.
A record someone has had on repeat. A book, a film, a meal worth cooking. A place in the city nobody else has been to yet. It is a conversation, not a programme.
A gig, an exhibition, a market, a film someone wants to see. Groups keep their own space in the app, so plans carry on between meetings.
Taking part earns you credits and points you can use across Moveee.
Every group has one member who hosts it. They pick the place, the day and how many people can come, and they decide who can see the address. If they stop hosting, the group chooses someone else and carries on.
No. Stoop is open to all Moveee members, including free membership. There is nothing to pay for.
You can create one. It stays closed until four people join. You can also join a group nearby that still has space.
No. Most members never host. People host because they offer to, and they can hand it to someone else at any time.
No. Go when you can — missing a week changes nothing.
Only if you host, and only if you choose to share it. By default people browsing see the area, not the address.
Each group has its own space in the app, where members post and plan until the next meeting.
Groups are forming in areas across the city. Find one near you, or start one yourself — it costs nothing either way.