Capture
Dump anything into the Inbox with one tap from the Capture box. Get it out of your head now; sort it later.
Loop.
Close every loop.
A personal task manager for iOS that helps you close the open loops — the mental tabs that pile up when you don't have a system you trust.
Coming to the App Store
App Store link goes live at launch
See how it works
The problem
Your brain is a terrible to-do list.
Modern work is unbounded. No one tells you when you're done, so every unfinished thought stays open — humming in the background, quietly taxing your attention.
Those open loops are expensive. They fuel decision fatigue and that low-grade dread of am I even working on the right thing? The more you try to hold in your head, the less you trust your own memory — so you re-check, re-worry, and re-decide the same things all day. A trusted system doesn't just store your tasks. It quiets your mind by answering one question on demand: what should I be doing right now?
How it works
Capture. Process. Review.
Three simple motions, done consistently, close every loop.
Process
A guided wizard turns raw captures into Next Actions, Delegated tasks, Deferred items, or Someday-Maybe ideas.
Review
A daily plan and a weekly ritual close every loop on schedule. Nothing quietly falls through the cracks.
Why Loop
Not another app to manage.
Not a database.
vs. Notion
Infinite flexibility sounds free, but it becomes a second job — building the system instead of using it. Loop makes the opinionated choices for you, so you spend your energy doing the work, not configuring the tool that tracks it.
Not a to-do list.
vs. Reminders · Todoist
A flat list of checkboxes tells you what you wrote down, not what matters. Loop routes every item into a clear next step and forces a weekly reckoning, so your list reflects reality instead of accumulating guilt.
Not a productivity cult.
vs. Sunsama · Superhuman
No streaks to protect, no dashboards to feed, no shame if you skip a day. Loop is a calm ritual you return to — warm and plainspoken, not a machine demanding you optimize yourself into the ground.
Who it's for
Built for self-directed days.
If your calendar has more white space than meetings, the hardest question is what to point yourself at. Loop answers it.
You are the whole company.
Your day is self-directed and no one hands you a to-do list. Loop keeps you honest about what matters without micromanaging how you get there.
Many clients, many deadlines.
Loop's Delegated and Deferred lists mean nothing lives only in your head — every promise and follow-up has a home outside your memory.
Shipping the thing that matters.
Loop keeps you making progress on the important work instead of the merely urgent — the quiet, compounding stuff that never screams for attention.
At a glance
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
- Quick capturefrom the bottom bar, anytime, one tap.
- Hands-free with Siricapture, review, and check your day by voice.
- Inbox processing wizardwith the 2-minute rule built in.
- Daily Non-Negotiablespick a maximum of 3 every morning.
- The Weekly Ritualplan next week and close last week in one 8-step flow.
- Quarterly Goalsmax 3 active — capped to force focus.
- Delegated trackerwith iOS Contacts integration.
- Deferred & snoozed tasksthat come back exactly on time.
- Multi-device syncyour data on your account, not locked to a device.
- 7 color palettesplus light and dark mode.
- Gentle notificationsfor your daily plan and review reminders.
- iOS 17+native, fast, and built for iPhone.
Honest disclosures
The fine print, up front.
Solo developer, built with care
Loop is made by one person who uses it every day. No committee, no roadmap by focus group — just careful, opinionated craft.
No ads, no tracking
Zero advertising, zero analytics SDKs, no tracking pixels. Not now, not sneaky-later. If that ever changes, the Privacy Policy gets updated first.
Your data is yours
It lives on your account, syncs to your devices, and you can delete it — including your entire account — any time, with one tap.
Get Loop when it launches.
Loop is finishing App Store review. When it goes live, this button becomes your download link — and your open loops start closing.
Coming Soon to the App Store