Loop gives you a personal BCC address. Add it to any email that asks for something and Loop sets a due date, closes it when they reply, and lists what's still open in a morning digest.
Sign up and Loop creates a personal address like samharbor@loopediq.com. Save it as a contact named Loop so it autocompletes.
When you email someone for a quote, a signature, a file, or an answer, add your Loop address in BCC. The recipient never sees it.
The follow-up appears on your list, due after your team's default number of business days. Three is the starting default.
Reply on the same thread with Loop still copied and the due date resets. If they reply with Loop on the thread, it closes on its own.
Your digest lists what's overdue, due today, and coming up, plus anything that closed. Mark done or snooze straight from the email.
Loop is deliberately simple. These four rules explain nearly every question people ask after their first week.
Any app that can BCC: Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Superhuman, Spark, and mail on your phone.
Forward the sent email to your Loop address. Or add the follow-up by hand from the dashboard.
Add it by hand with who owes it and an optional date. It works like any other follow-up.
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