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Loom

Video messaging tool for async communication

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Homebrew analytics installs: 360 installs (2026) to 234 installs (2026)

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About Loom

Loom is a screen recording and video messaging tool designed for asynchronous communication among teams. Developers use it to record their screen and camera, then share videos with colleagues and customers to communicate ideas, document workflows, and report issues. The tool includes video editing features such as trimming, stitching clips, and adding text overlays, as well as integration with collaboration platforms like Slack and Google Workspace. Loom offers transcription and captions in multiple languages, and provides privacy controls and enterprise-grade security for organizations.

Loom is developed by Loom. The platform is available as a free product with advanced features, along with paid options. It can be accessed through a Chrome extension, desktop applications, and mobile apps across different devices. The tool supports collaborative features like comments, emojis, and task annotations on videos, making it suitable for remote teams working across different time zones.

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