We believe in finds that get to live on
It began with a frustration: the best flea markets and second-hand shops were impossible to find. They hid down side streets, in basement spaces and behind Facebook groups. Meanwhile, attics and barns filled up with beautiful things waiting for a new owner.
So we built Loppos — a place where the finds get a shop window and the hunters get a map. Point your camera at an object and learn its story, collect badges along the way, and find the next flea market around the corner. All so that more things get a second life, and fewer end up in the bin.
Three things that guide everything we do
Genuinely sustainable
Every find that changes hands is one less thing made from scratch. Reuse isn't a trend for us — it's the whole point.
For all of Sweden
From Falkenberg to Kiruna — we want every flea market, fair and little shop to be findable, no matter where it is.
The joy of the hunt
Hunting for finds should be fun. That's why we build games, badges and challenges — so every flea-market outing becomes a little adventure.
Built by hunters, for hunters
Behind Loppos are us — Phillip, Sofi and Christian — a bunch of hunters who'd rather spend a Saturday in a dusty antique shop than anywhere else. We know the feeling when an unremarkable object turns out to be a treasure, and we built the app so more people get to experience exactly that.
This isn't our first build together. Phillip and Sofi previously founded Vårdväskan, and Christian has been part of the journey — with that behind us, we know what it takes to carry an idea all the way from the kitchen table to something people actually use. Loppos is the cause we're passionate about now, something we build because we love hunting for finds ourselves.
We travel the country, talk to dealers and track down the hidden gold mines so you don't have to. Our goal is simple: make it easier to find flea markets and antique shops, value finds and give more things a second life.
Join the hunt
Download Loppos and find your next treasure around the corner — or get on the map if you run a shop.