Is this what I need?
Sarah interviews you and writes a plan. You approve it before anything is built.
Your AI product team · Early access
Idea in. Verified release out.
LoomShift is your AI product team: a product owner, designer, developer and tester. They build your app, prove every feature works, and never go live without your approval.
Free to start. You never have to read code.
Why this exists
Building software got cheap. Being wrong didn't.
AI can write an app in minutes. You still have to decide what to build, check that it works, and keep it working. If you can't read code, you're trusting whatever the AI says.
Does it actually work?
An independent tester tries your running app against what you asked for and shows you the proof.
Will the next change break it?
Your team remembers why. Every decision is kept with your project, so change ten builds on change one.
How it works
Plan it. Build it. Prove it.
You are there for the two moments that matter: what to build, and whether to release. The rest is the team’s job.
Step 1
Describe your idea
Sarah, your product owner, asks plain questions and turns your answers into a plan.
Step 2
You approve the plan
You approveNothing is built until you say yes.
Step 3
The team builds it
Lisa shapes the experience, Alex builds it, Mike keeps the work on track.
Step 4
Every feature is proven
Emma opens your running app and tries each thing you asked for. She never sees Alex’s code.
Step 5
You approve, it goes live
You approveYour app goes live at its own address, and only when you press approve.
Proof, not promises
Know it works before it goes live.
An independent tester checks your running app against exactly what you asked for, not against what the developer says it did. Each request comes back with a verdict.
Worked
She tried it and it did what you asked.
Didn't work
You see what happened, and the team fixes it.
Needs your decision
The team stops and asks you instead of guessing.
The team that builds isn't the team that checks.
See a real run
39 seconds, no sound: you tell Sarah your idea, the team plans, someone other than the developer checks it, and you publish.
- 6real tasks
- 6checked by the independent tester
- 0times anyone stepped in
One trial run on 18 September 2026, on our own demo project, run by our founder. Our first founders’ results will replace this when they are ready to be named.
You stay in charge
Nothing goes live without you.
You approve the plan before work starts and every change before it reaches your users. LoomShift is built so it can’t publish its own work. That is how it is made, not a setting someone can switch off.
It asks instead of guessing
When a task needs a business decision, the team stops and asks you. A plausible guess that ships is worse than a question.
Your team never forgets why
Every decision and the reason behind it is kept with your project, so the tenth change builds on the first instead of breaking it.
Built in a sealed workspace
The team works in an isolated space, can’t touch what it isn’t allowed to, and keeps a record of everything it did. Your project is walled off from everyone else’s.
Your app, your hosting
Your app runs on hosting in your own account, at its own address.
Good to know
Honest about what it’s for.
Best at
Web apps and SaaS: portals, booking, dashboards and internal tools.
Not yet
Native mobile apps, medical systems and payment-settlement systems.
You’re early
We are onboarding our first founders. Some things will be rough, and we will tell you when they are.
Why a whole team? Isn’t one AI enough?
One AI checks its own homework. Here the one who builds is never the one who says it’s done.
I’m not technical. Will I understand it?
That’s who it’s built for. Sarah asks plain questions, and you see results as worked, didn’t work or needs your decision, never code.
What if the AI does something I didn’t want?
It can’t publish anything you haven’t approved. That is how the system is built, not a setting.
How is this different from an app builder?
App builders are great at getting you to a first demo fast. LoomShift is for when you need to know it works and keep it working: a plan you approve, an independent check on every feature, and a team that remembers why.
What does it cost?
Free to start, with 20 credits, about one to three small builds. After that, plans from $49 a month per workspace, not per seat, with a published rate card and a daily cap so you’re never surprised.
Who owns my app?
You do. It runs on hosting in your own account.
Bring your idea.
Leave with a plan you approved, a working app, and proof it works.
Start free20 free credits, about one to three small builds. When they run out, subscribe to keep building: plans from $49 a month.