Good work staysin the loop.
Plan, share updates and hand off work in one loop. For small remote teams that ship without extra meetings.
A workspace board, weekly updates and handoff notes in one place.
10 tasks across three stages
Draft the onboarding checklist for new clients
ClientMonPNRewrite the Q3 retainer scope
PlanningTueMLCollect brand files from Halo Coffee
ClientTueIRSet up the shared inbox for support triage
OpsWedTA
Build the pricing page layout
DesignTodayPNMove the old wiki notes into workspace docs
OpsThuIRInterview three users about handoff
ResearchThuML
Ship the sprint 14 retro notes
OpsFriTAApprove the illustration set for launch
DesignFriIRConfirm the August call schedule
ClientFriPN
Sample workspace data. Not a live account.
Three places where small teams lose the thread.
LoopNest keeps each of them inside one loop, so the plan, the update and the handoff all point at the same work.
Plan without a second tool
Tasks, owners and dates live on the same board, so nobody keeps a private copy of the plan.
Share updates in one place
Each week gets one update with the same shape. Teammates read it when they start their day.
Hand off with the context attached
Background, decisions and the next step travel with the task when someone else picks it up.
Follow one task through the loop.
Three steps, one visible panel. Switch between them to see what a small team sees during a normal week.
Interactive product walkthrough, sample data
One board holds the plan, the owners and the dates.
- In progress
Build the pricing page layout
Priya N
- In progress
Move the old wiki notes into workspace docs
Ines R
- To do
Draft the onboarding checklist for new clients
Priya N
Grouped by
Status, then owner
This week
10 tasks across 4 people
The plan is one list. Changing an owner here changes it everywhere.
Start with one loop.
Tell us who you are and how your team works today. We open a small workspace with you and answer questions as you go.
- We read the request and reply by email.
- We set up a workspace with your first sprint.
- You invite the team when you are ready.
Questions before you ask
Who is LoopNest for?
Small remote teams of roughly three to fifteen people who run several projects at once and do not have a dedicated project manager. Design studios, small agencies and product teams are the usual fit.
What happens after I request a trial?
Your request is stored and a person from the LoopNest team replies by email to arrange a workspace. Nothing is created automatically, and we do not send automated marketing email.
Can we bring our existing tasks?
Start with the current sprint rather than everything at once. Most teams copy the open items from their existing list or board, assign owners, and add the weekly update from the following Monday.