Loopz · independent app studio

Focused iPhone apps, built around real-life friction.

I'm Steven Machtelinckx. I notice the small, stubborn problems in everyday situations—then design, build and test focused apps that make those moments easier.

The apps

Two apps, two very real situations.

One was born on the sideline of a kids' soccer match. The other exists because doing your rehab exercises is easy to plan and hard to keep doing.

ScoreShare app icon: a soccer ball showing the score 3–2

ScoreShare

On the App Store

Keep score without missing the match.

For parents, coaches and grassroots soccer teams. Keep score, run the match clock, glance at the Lock Screen, and share one code so everyone follows the game live.

ScoreShare scorekeeping screen on an iPhone: match clock running and team score cards for two youth teams, with one-tap goal buttons
RoutinePass app icon: a padlock combined with a raised-arms figure on a warm gradient

RoutinePass

Coming soon for iPhone

Do your routine. Unlock your apps.

Turns the rehab or mobility Exercises you already know into personal Routines and guided Sessions. Optionally, Apple Screen Time makes selected apps wait while a Session needs attention.

RoutinePass Move tab showing Today with Elbow ready and completed Jaw and Wrist Routines.

How I work

Small scope, taken seriously.

Start from a concrete problem

Not an idea in the abstract—a moment where something repeatedly goes wrong or takes too much effort.

Build a focused first version

One job, done properly, beats ten features that almost work.

Test like a QA engineer

Because I am one. Behaviour, reliability and edge cases get the same attention as the happy path.

Improve on evidence

Real use decides what changes next—not the loudest new idea.

More about how I work →

Behind Loopz

One person, deliberately.

Loopz is the studio name of Machtelinckx Consultancy CommV, my one-person company in Aarschot, Belgium. Before building apps I spent years in QA engineering and workflow automation—both still shape how I build today.

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Something on your mind?

A question about one of the apps, or something you think I should build or break—my inbox is open.