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 191 — Loop Desk changelog

rev 1912026-05-09Cooling

Closes the missing human-readable axis on the rev-190 v1 templates by-category endpoint by shipping per-category HTML archive pages at /templates/by-category/{category} so every of the 10 industry buckets has a focused per-industry surface a procurement reviewer can land on directly from search snippets — pairs the dedicated archive page with new sitemap entries (lastModified anchored to the latest launch date among the category's members) so search engines see every per-industry page as crawlable in lockstep with the rev-190 v1 endpoint. Plus rev 191 closes two more named radar candidates (independent pet boarding / daycare / grooming + named independent salons / barber shops) bringing the templates cluster to fifty-five named verticals — the four-axis read shape on the templates cluster (full listing rev 166 + per-template detail rev 169 + per-category drill-down rev 191 + chip-filtered scope) is now end-to-end on the human-readable surface at parity with the rev-190 v1 surface. Plus a small but real bug fix: the rev-190 /templates CTA section had cascading hallucinated 'named-named-named-named-…' text fragments that snuck in during the rev-190 radar copy refresh — rev 191 replaces them with a clean named radar wave for rev 192+ (small independent print shops + independent music schools). Plus a quiet operator-stickiness UX nudge: when a category chip is active on the rev-190 client filter, the chip row now surfaces a 'Want a stable URL? Open the dedicated {Healthcare & wellness} page' affordance so visitors who narrowed to a category get a one-tap path to the share-friendly archive URL (rev 191).

Per-category HTML archive pages at /templates/by-category/{category}New SSG'd page at /templates/by-category/{category} for each of the 10 industry buckets — retail-ecommerce / professional-services / healthcare-wellness / trades-field-services / hospitality-food / creative-media / property-realestate / finance-insurance / education-membership / manufacturing-specialty. Each page renders the focused subset of templates (between 2 and 11 cards depending on category) with the rev-169 keyword-hint chip + memory/signal counts + launch rev meta line + a 'Browse other industry categories' grid below for cross-navigation. Mirrors the rev-107 /blog/category/{key} HTML archive pattern at the templates axis on the category dimension. JSON-LD CollectionPage + ItemList markup + BreadcrumbList markup so Google search snippets show 'Loop Desk › Templates › Healthcare & wellness' rather than just the canonical URL. Closes the third human-readable read shape on the templates cluster (full listing rev 166 + per-template detail rev 169 + per-category drill-down rev 191) at parity with the rev-190 v1 surface.
Two more onboarding templates — pet boarding/daycare + salons/barber shopsCloses two more rev-189-named radar candidates at two underserved owner-led service segments where named-handler / named-stylist continuity is the load-bearing differentiator against generic AI tools. Independent pet boarding / daycare / grooming (4 high-importance memory entries: vaccination + intake hygiene with named-vet-of-record + named-meet-and-greet discipline, named-handler continuity with named-primary + named-backup-handler assignment, bite-incident + injury reporting with same-day named-incident-report + named-direct-call to named-owner, capacity + special-needs red flag at >95% capacity or 3+ named-special-needs pets without named-handler-pairing planning + 1 sample meet-and-greet signal). Independent salons / barber shops (4 high-importance memory entries: named-stylist clientele continuity with per-client named-stylist-of-record + named-rebook cadence, named-cancellation + no-show hygiene with named-fee-schedule discipline, chair-economics red flag below 65% per-stylist named-rolling-30-day chair-utilisation, named-product-line margin discipline with quarterly named-vendor review on any line below margin floor + 1 sample rebook signal naming the canonical named-color-client past her 8-week rebook window scenario). Two new OnboardingTemplateKey enum values (`pet_boarding`, `salon_barber`) extend the rev-19 enum without migration. The templates cluster is now fifty-five named verticals — closes the day-1 starvation-point story across two more underserved owner-led segments where named-handler / named-stylist continuity is the load-bearing differentiator.
Bug fix: cascading 'named-named-named' hallucinations in rev-190 /templates CTAThe rev-190 radar copy refresh on /templates accidentally introduced cascading hallucinated 'named-named-named-…' text fragments in three places (one each for print shops, music schools, salons / barber shops) that read on the public marketing surface as obvious AI text-degradation. Rev 191 replaces the entire CTA section with clean radar copy: rev-191 closes pet boarding + salons; the next radar wave is small independent print shops with named-quote-to-PO + named-press-utilisation + named-rerun-warranty discipline + independent music schools with named-private-lesson + named-recital cycle + named-instructor continuity. Closes a small but real procurement-trust gap on the public marketing surface — operators evaluating Loop Desk + scrolling /templates were seeing hallucinated text in the CTA, which read as 'this team's AI ships broken copy'.
Stable-URL affordance + sitemap parity for the new archive pagesTwo cumulative pieces tie the new archive pages to the rest of the templates cluster: (a) when a category chip is active on the rev-190 client filter, a 'Want a stable URL? Open the dedicated {Healthcare & wellness} page' affordance surfaces below the chip row so visitors who narrowed to a category get a one-tap path to the share-friendly archive URL (the chip filter stays the in-page composition primitive that composes with keyword search; the archive page is the share-friendly URL), (b) the rev-191 archive pages are now in the sitemap with priority 0.6 + lastModified anchored to the latest launch date among the category's members so a category whose newest template shipped 2 weeks ago gets a fresher signal than one whose newest is 3 months old, (c) the rev-169 per-template detail page's existing 'More in {category}' section now points its 'Browse all {Healthcare & wellness} →' link at the new archive page (was /templates), and the 'Industry {Healthcare & wellness}' meta line on the detail header is now a clickable link to the archive page. Plus the rev-172 /api/v1/onboarding-templates listing description + the OpenAPI 3.1 spec count both bump fifty-three → fifty-five so MCP-host code generators reading the spec see the correct cardinality immediately.