Loop Desk is an always-on business workspace that takes incoming signal (email, forms, feeds, notes) and turns it into briefs, watch items, and next actions.

Does Loop Desk send emails on my behalf?

Loop Desk can draft responses, but nothing sends until you approve and explicitly trigger it. The approval boundary is fundamental.

What signal sources does Loop Desk support?

Email, RSS/Atom feeds, form submissions, manual notes, and webhooks. The desk treats all sources equally in its processing loop.

rev 166 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1662026-05-07

Two more industry onboarding templates (Real estate + Legal) + public /templates marketing page + clickable activation checklist step rows + rich social-share metadata across the public marketing trio (changelog + roadmap + integrations) — closes the named rev-165 next-sprint candidate (further industry templates) at the cluster's seventh and eighth verticals + opens the second public marketing surface that answers a procurement-conscious question — 88th unbroken cadence rev

Two more onboarding templates — Real estate + Legal/professional servicesCloses the explicit rev-165 next-sprint candidate at the seventh and eighth verticals. Rev 19 introduced industry onboarding templates with five verticals (ecommerce/saas/consulting/agency/creator); rev 165 added Healthcare/Wellness as the sixth. Rev 166 adds Real estate / property (owner-led brokerages, property managers, leasing — 4 high-importance memory entries: buyer/tenant outreach voice, listing freshness floor, renewal red flag, review cadence + 1 sample buyer-feedback signal) AND Legal / professional services (solo + small firms, accountants, advisors — 4 high-importance memory entries: client communication voice, conflict-check policy, deadline-buffer lesson, retention red flag + 1 sample client-feedback signal). Both verticals were named in the rev-165 running state as the next natural underserved segments. Pure additive — same rev-19 pattern, new `OnboardingTemplateKey` values (`real_estate`, `legal`), no migration. Brings the templates cluster to eight named verticals, closing the day-1 starvation-point story across every owner-led SMB segment Loop Desk's approval-first vocabulary fits.
Public /templates marketing pagePairs with /integrations (rev 165 — vendor inventory) as the second public marketing surface that answers a specific procurement-conscious question. /integrations answers 'what does this product connect to'; /templates answers 'will it know my industry on day 1'. Until rev 166 the rev-19/165/166 onboarding template list lived only inside the signup flow — a prospect evaluating Loop Desk had to start a workspace to see whether their vertical was supported. The /templates page closes that loop: every available template renders as a card with name, description, vertical-keyword chip, memory + signal counts, and a `<details>` expansion that lists every memory entry + sample signal the template pre-loads — concrete day-1 evidence for the buyer's procurement check. Sitemap entry + nav links across landing/integrations/roadmap/changelog/blog/docs. SEO win on per-vertical buyer terms ('AI workspace for healthcare practice', 'AI workspace for real estate brokerage', 'AI workspace for legal practice', etc.).
Activation checklist v3 — clickable step rowsRev 165 v2 sharpened copy + added the 6th step + percent. Rev 166 v3 makes each step *clickable* — tap 'Connect a feed' → smooth-scroll to `#panel-sources`. Each step now has an optional `href` mapping to a matching dashboard panel anchor (`#panel-sources` / `#panel-signal-add` / `#panel-approvals` / `#panel-integrations`). Done steps stay inert; live steps render as `<a>` with the new `.ld-activation-step-link` treatment (hover lift + brand-color background tint + focus-visible ring + 'Take me there →' chip that fades in on hover). Closes the day-1 'where do I do this?' friction without a new copy axis. Pairs with the rev-23 keyboard-shortcut FAB + rev-27 ⌘K command palette as the third launcher into dashboard panels — but the most discoverable one for new operators who don't yet know about the keyboard surface.
Rich social-share metadata across the public marketing trioUntil rev 166 the public marketing surfaces (/changelog, /roadmap, /integrations, plus the new /templates) had only title + description metadata; share links into Slack / X / LinkedIn / Discord / Bluesky rendered as plain-text previews, which converts at a fraction of the rate of rich-card previews. Rev 166 adds full openGraph + twitter card blocks to all four pages with canonical URLs, OG image references, descriptive social-share copy distinct from the page-meta copy (so the share-card lede reads as a hook rather than a duplication), and `card: summary_large_image`. Marketing surface improvement that compounds across every share — every rev-101 changelog permalink share, rev-125 roadmap permalink share, and rev-126 roadmap-filter share chip now lands in chat with a card preview.