Loop is the friendly async standup tool that keeps distributed teams in sync — one warm postcard at a time, without one more meeting on your calendar.
Shipped the redesigned cohort report — finance team picked it up before stand-up. Today: pairing with Adelaida on the residency edge case before the audit on Thursday. No blockers; happy with how the prose summary is reading.
Each panel is a real moment in your week with Loop — what you'll tap, what your team sees, what arrives in the digest.
A week of quiet productivity: Soraya shipped the cohort report two days ahead. Adelaida untangled the residency edge case before the Thursday audit. Maja flagged a small blocker on the Frankfurt rollout and Rafael picked it up the same afternoon — no escalation needed. Jia kept Singapore moving with two crisp PRs. We sent 142 kudos.
Pick a layout and Loop starts your team's first loop in eight minutes. No admin meeting, no setup call.
Each teammate records a voice note (or types) at the time that suits them. Loop assembles the issue, threads the questions, and sends a single recap.
Loop summarises the week into a one-page issue — wins, blockers, asks — written in human prose. No bullet-point survival kit.
Loop respects everybody's clock. Posts arrive in the morning batch wherever you are, with the previous day already threaded.
A small heart on a teammate's update, with an optional one-line note. Surfaces in the digest. Doesn't demand a public reply.
We measured the difference for a 47-person engineering org that moved from daily synchronous standups to a Loop.
"We cancelled four standups across three teams the week we adopted Loop. Then we kept the Friday digest because everyone read it."
No per-meeting fees, no add-ons, no transcription minutes to count. You pay per teammate posting, never per teammate reading.
No — Loop is voice-first but text-friendly. Some teams are 100% text, some are 100% voice, most are a healthy mix. Loop transcribes voice automatically, so the digest reads the same either way.
On Loop's encrypted storage in your chosen region (EU, US, SG, or AU). Audio is deleted from edge nodes after delivery. Teams on Atelier can pin recordings to their own S3 bucket.
Loop is the opposite of notification spam. You get a single morning batch in your existing tool (Slack or email). The Friday digest is one message. Nothing else.
Loop uses a small, on-device model to thread updates and a hosted model to draft the prose digest. The draft is reviewed by a human (you, the team lead) before sending — never published unedited.
Yes. Loop scales by collapsing per-team threads into a single rolled-up org digest. The team lead controls how deep the rollup goes; readers click in to expand only what they want.