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 168 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1682026-05-07

Two more industry onboarding templates (Property management + Nonprofit / membership) + per-author OG images on /blog/author/[slug] + per-post OG images on /blog/[slug] — extends the rev-167 dynamic OG primitive to the per-author + per-post axes and closes the named rev-167 next-sprint candidates (further industry templates AND OG image polish) at two more verticals + two more share surfaces — 90th unbroken cadence rev

Two more onboarding templates — Property management + Nonprofit / membershipCloses the named rev-167 next-sprint candidate (further industry templates) at the twelfth and thirteenth verticals. Rev 19 opened the templates cluster with five verticals; rev 165 added Healthcare; rev 166 added Real estate + Legal; rev 167 added Field services + Restaurant + Education. Rev 168 adds Property management (owner-led property managers, landlord operators, small management companies — 4 high-importance memory entries: tenant communication leading with a named next step, 24h-acknowledgement / 72h-resolution maintenance triage, 90-day renewal red flag, 6-month inspection cadence + 1 sample recurring-HVAC feedback signal) AND Nonprofit / membership (donors, members, programmes, grant cycles — 4 high-importance memory entries: donor communication leading with gratitude before any ask, concrete-numbers-not-adjectives outcome reporting, 18-month lapsed-donor red flag with a 12-month re-engagement watch threshold, 90-day grant-cycle prep horizon + 1 sample newsletter-cadence feedback signal). Brings the templates cluster to thirteen named verticals.
Per-author OG images on every /blog/author/[slug]Extends the rev-167 dynamic-OG primitive to the per-author archive surface. Until rev 168, sharing `loopdesk.space/blog/author/<slug>` into Slack / X / LinkedIn / Bluesky fell back to the rev-167 generic /blog OG card. Rev 168 makes every per-author archive carry its own typographic card via next/og — author name as headline, profile tagline (or post-count fallback) as subline, and three stat chips (posts, words, latest). Brand-purple accent distinguishes author cards from /blog (teal) so the public-marketing OG family scans as siblings without competing. SSG'd via `generateStaticParams` so every author route is statically prerendered at build time. Pairs naturally with the rev-105 per-author archive page primitive — rev 105 made the archive page exist, rev 168 makes its share card carry author identity.
Per-post OG images on every /blog/[slug]Extends the rev-167 dynamic-OG primitive to every individual blog post. Until rev 168, sharing a specific post URL fell back to the generic /blog OG card; rev 168 makes every post carry its own typographic card with title as headline, excerpt as subline, three stat chips (read time, words, date), and a category-tinted accent (approval-governance → teal, memory-context → navy, signal-stream → amber, market-strategy → purple) so the share card itself signals where the post lives in the topical map. Statically prerendered for every post via `generateStaticParams`. Closes the named rev-167 OG-image-polish follow-up at the load-bearing public-reading surface — every blog post is the most-shared content type Loop Desk produces.
Templates page + keyword hint refreshTemplates page count copy bumps from 'eleven verticals today' to 'thirteen verticals today'; the keyword hint map adds two new entries (`Tenants · maintenance · renewals · inspections` for property management, `Donors · members · outcomes · grant cycles` for nonprofit); SEO keyword set expands with two new vertical-buyer terms (`AI for property management`, `AI for nonprofits`); 'Don't see your vertical?' CTA copy refreshes the next-radar list — replaced with accounting / compliance (legal-adjacent), B2B services with long sales cycles, fitness / wellness studios (membership-adjacent), and home services platforms now that property management + nonprofit are shipped.