Loop

For people who ask other people for things

Never lose a follow-up again.

BCC one address when you ask for something. Loop remembers who owes you what, closes it when they reply, and sends you a short list each morning of what still needs a nudge.

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1

BCC Loop on the ask

You email the vendor, the landlord, the candidate. You add you@loopediq.com to BCC. They never see it.

2

Loop keeps the clock

Every ask gets a due date. Reply on the thread and the clock resets. They reply and it closes on its own.

3

One email each morning

Overdue, due today, coming up. Mark done or snooze from the email. Or open the list and check things off.

Everyone gets their own address.

Each person on the team has an address, a list, and a morning digest. Managers see the whole board, so the thing nobody chased stops being a surprise in the Friday meeting.

  • Works with Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, anything that can BCC.
  • No inbox access. Loop only sees what you send it.
  • Add things by hand when the ask happened in person or on the phone.
  • Invite the team in a click. Remove them in one too.

LOOP

Morning, Nathan.

Thursday, September 10. Here is what is still waiting on someone else.

  • Awning quote for Prince Ave
    Rick at Southern Shade
    3 days overdue
  • W-9 and COI
    MarketFresh accounting
    Today
  • Interview times for Thursday
    Dana Whitfield
    Tomorrow
Mark doneSnooze 3 days

Why this exists

Most dropped balls are not forgotten tasks. They are things you asked someone else to do and then trusted them to do. That trust is fine. The silence afterward is the problem. Loop turns silence into a line on a list.

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