Loom AI
Async video messaging platform with AI-powered automatic transcripts, AI-generated summaries, action item extraction, and filler word removal. Loom AI turns screen and webcam recordings into searchable, skimmable content. Used by 25M+ people as the gold standard for async team communication.
Reality check: Loom AI might be suitable for users who value control and insights over speed.
Community reactions
- Remote and distributed teams
- engineering teams doing async code reviews
- customer success doing product walkthroughs
- managers giving async feedback
- teams replacing unnecessary short meetings
- Real-time video calls
- large team meetings (use Zoom/Teams)
- in-person teams
- users wanting live collaboration
- high-production video content
- AI automatic transcripts and summaries
- Action item extraction
- Filler word removal
- 25M+ users
- Screen and webcam recording
- Chrome extension
- Slack and Notion integration
- Viewer reactions and comments
- Free tier
- Free limited to 25 videos
- AI features require paid plan
- $15+/mo adds up for larger teams
- Video storage limits on free
- Acquired by Atlassian (pricing may change)
- Less useful for in-person-only teams
Worth it
16 votes
Situational
18 votes
Not worth it
1 vote
Based on 35 web mentions
- Async team updates
- Code review walkthroughs
- Customer onboarding videos
- Bug report screen recordings
- Design feedback
- Manager check-ins
- Sales product demos
- Async stand-ups
- Training content creation
Micro-feedback feed
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