loopthing

Continuous thinking. Asynchronous work.

AI answers in seconds.
Hard problems take months.

Loop Thing is a continuous-thinking document for hard problems. It keeps working between meetings—connecting evidence, assumptions, decisions, alternatives, contradictions, and open questions as new facts arrive.

For decisions too important to leave in a chat history.

A working model, not a summary

Chat answers the prompt.
Loop Thing stays with the problem.

Every source, assumption, decision, and open question remains connected to the document. When new evidence lands, a Loop shows exactly what changed, why it matters, and what to do next.

Continuous-thinking documentUpdated today
Canonical document

Should we move upmarket this year?

Current decision

Do not scale sales yet. Validate a partner-led onboarding model first.

New evidence

3 of 5 lost deals cited implementation risk—not missing features.

Assumption at risk

More sales capacity will unlock growth.

Still unresolved

Can partners absorb onboarding without lowering quality?

Built for thinking that changes

The work moves.
The reasoning moves with it.

01

The document is the memory.

Evidence, assumptions, decisions, alternatives, and open questions stay attached to the work—not scattered through chat history.

02

Loops catch what changed.

As new facts arrive, Loop Thing tests them against earlier reasoning and shows what still holds, what broke, and why it matters.

03

You decide what becomes true.

AI proposes. People accept. The canonical document never changes silently, and serious alternatives keep their own branch and rationale.

Built for decisions that evolve

Use it when the answer changes as the evidence arrives.

01

Strategy

Which market can we win—and what would prove us wrong?

02

Product planning

Build it, sequence it, or kill it?

03

Research

What does the evidence support—and what remains unknown?

04

Investment

Does the thesis still hold after the latest results?

05

Hiring

Make the offer—or reopen the search?

06

Design review

Commit to this direction—or branch it?

07

Long-form writing

Is the argument getting stronger—or just longer?

Stop restarting the thinking

Bring the problem.
Keep the thinking.

Start with the decision in front of you. Loop Thing keeps the evidence, reasoning, and unresolved questions alive until the work is done.

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