Loom
Async video messaging tool for teams to communicate without meetings.
LoomAbout Loom
Loom is the leading async video messaging platform, used by over 25 million people at 400,000+ companies including HubSpot, Netflix, and Figma. Founded in 2015, Loom pioneered the concept of async video communication for the workplace.
Loom is built around a simple premise: a quick video is often better than a long email or an unnecessary meeting. With one click, you can record your screen, camera, or both, and share a link instantly — the recipient can watch, comment, and react asynchronously.
Key Features
- One-click screen and camera recording from Chrome, Mac, Windows, or iOS
- Instant shareable links — no uploading wait time
- AI-powered video transcription, summaries, and chapters
- Viewer reactions, comments, and @mentions on specific timestamps
- Custom video editing — trim, stitch, and add CTAs
- Workspace video library with team organization
- Loom AI for auto-generating video scripts, summaries, and follow-up emails
Loom offers a Starter plan (free) for up to 25 videos, with Business at $12.50/user/month for unlimited recording and advanced features.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
Say it in a video, not a meeting — async video messaging that saves time and communicates more clearly.
Problem Solved
Meeting overload and communication gaps in remote/hybrid teams — too many meetings for information that could be shared asynchronously.
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Loom FAQ
Common questions about Loom's features, pricing, and use cases
What does Loom do?
Say it in a video, not a meeting — async video messaging that saves time and communicates more clearly.
Is Loom free to use?
Loom is a paid product, starting at Starter. Full pricing tiers are listed on the Loom product page on TechLogHub.
What problem does Loom solve?
Meeting overload and communication gaps in remote/hybrid teams — too many meetings for information that could be shared asynchronously.
Who is Loom built for?
Remote and distributed teams, product managers, designers, and any professional who wants to communicate more efficiently.
What tech stack does Loom use?
Loom is built with React, TypeScript, Electron (desktop), WebRTC, Node.js, Go.
What category is Loom listed under?
Loom is listed in the Productivity & Collaboration category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.
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