One launch view
See owners, dependencies, review state, and rollout timing without stitching together separate trackers.
Release operations for small teams
Keep every launch moving in one clear loop.
Loopwise brings planning, review, rollout, and learning into a single calm workspace so product work stays visible without adding another meeting.
Trusted by focused product teams building in public
- Northline
- Cedar Lab
- Brightwell
- Kiteworks
- Fieldnote
The operating layer behind a better release
Signals that matter
Turn activation, retention, and release health into a compact weekly readout your team can act on.
Less status chasing
Automated prompts surface the next decision before another check-in needs to be scheduled.
A calmer handoff
Keep decisions, evidence, and follow-up work attached to the release that created them.
From scattered updates to a visible release rhythm
Loopwise gives every release a shared operating surface. Start with the outcome, assign the next decision, and keep the evidence close enough that the team can learn while the context is still fresh.
- Map the next release in under ten minutes.
- Flag blocked reviews before they become launch delays.
- Carry learnings directly into the next cycle.
Small teams move further when the loop is visible
32%faster review cycles in a typical beta workflow
4.6 hrssaved per release by reducing status updates
91%of launch tasks completed on the planned week
2.4xmore follow-up experiments captured
A simple rhythm from idea to learning
Set the outcome
Define the customer signal and the smallest release that can move it.
Run the loop
Assign decisions, reviews, and rollout checks in one shared view.
Read the signal
Bring the first data back into the release record while context is fresh.
Queue the next move
Turn what you learned into a ranked, visible next action.
Built for teams that ship close to the work
We stopped asking where a release stood and started asking what decision would move it forward. That changed our weekly rhythm immediately.
Mara ChenFounder, Cedar Lab
The useful part is not another task list. It is the small amount of context that stays attached to every decision.
Jon BellProduct engineer, Northline
Loopwise gave our beta launch a shape we could explain to ourselves and to early customers.
Priya ShahIndependent app maker
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A clear plan for the next release
Solo
$12per month
- One active workspace
- Unlimited release records
- Weekly signal digest
- Exportable launch notes
Studio
$29per month
- Five collaborators
- Unlimited active releases
- Custom signal boards
- Decision history and exports
- Priority workspace support
Small team
$69per month
- Unlimited collaborators
- Shared team workspaces
- Advanced permissions
- Cross-release reporting
- Guided launch setup
Questions before you start the loop
Can I use Loopwise without a full product team?
Yes. Solo is designed for one founder managing product, engineering, and customer learning in the same workspace. Add collaborators only when the workflow needs them.
What does a signal board track?
A signal board can hold a small set of launch measures such as activation, completion, support volume, or qualitative notes. The aim is a useful decision surface, not an oversized analytics suite.
Can I export my launch history?
Yes. Studio and Small team workspaces can export release notes and decision history so your operating record remains portable.
Is there a free trial?
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial and does not require a payment method. You can change plans or stop before the trial ends.