BCC one address on any email. Loop keeps track, closes the open task on reply, and sends a morning reminder of all open items.
Works with Gmail, Outlook, and anything that can BCC. No inbox access.
Email the vendor, the landlord, the candidate. Add your Loop address in BCC. Nobody else sees it, and nothing about your email changes.
Every ask gets a due date. Nudge them on the same thread and the clock resets. When they reply with Loop still copied, it closes on its own.
Overdue, due today, coming up. Mark something done or snooze it right from the email, or open the list and check things off.
Each person has an address, a list, and a morning digest. Owners see the whole board, so the thing nobody chased stops being a surprise in the Friday meeting.
Every person gets their own Loop address. When you send an email that asks someone for something, add that address in BCC. Loop logs who owes you what and gives it a due date. If they reply with Loop still on the thread, it closes on its own. If they don't, it shows up in your morning digest.
No. Loop only sees the emails you choose to BCC or forward to your Loop address. It never connects to Gmail or Outlook and never reads the rest of your mail.
Not when you use BCC. BCC recipients are hidden from everyone else on the email.
Any app that can BCC: Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Superhuman, Spark, and mail on your phone. There's nothing to install.
By default, three business days after you send the email. Each team can change that default, and you can snooze or reschedule any single follow-up from the dashboard or straight from the digest email.
Yes. Invite people by email and each one gets their own address, list, and digest. Owners and admins can also see everything the team is waiting on in one place.
Add them by hand. A phone call, a text, or a conversation at the pass all fit. Give it a name, who owes it, and a date if you want one.
Set up takes two minutes. Your first follow-up takes one BCC.
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