Hi Product Hunt. I'm Alex, and I built Looped In.

I'm a CPA, not an engineer, and I built it with AI coding tools.

The problem it solves: the week's plans arrive in every shape. Practice times live in a group text, the school flyer sits on the counter, and the screenshot someone sent you disappears into the camera roll.

So Looped In does one thing well. You hand it whatever form the information arrived in: a pasted message, a photo of a flyer, a screenshot, or a sentence you say out loud. Cue reads it and comes back with the events, tasks and notes it found, already filled in. You look them over, fix what's wrong, and save. Nothing from a capture lands in a Loop until you save it. After you save, an Undo button stays on screen for sixty seconds and takes out everything the capture added.

Each part of life gets its own Loop: the family, a team, a committee, the neighbors on your street. A Loop holds its own events, tasks and notes, so the season's schedule never lands in the middle of the family's list.

The decision I'll defend in this thread: anyone you invite uses the Loops you share with them free, for as long as they are a member, with no cap on how many. They can add an event, fix a wrong time, finish a task. Every new account also gets its first week of Looped In Plus free, with no card needed, and nothing is charged when the week ends. Plus, if you choose it, is $5.99 a month or $39.99 a year in the US, and one subscription covers an Apple Family through Family Sharing. No ads on any plan.

Happy to answer anything about building an app with AI tools as a non-engineer.

Two things I'd really like to hear today:

1. What did you drop in, and what did Cue get wrong? The extraction is the product, so a specific failure is more useful to me than a compliment.

Where does the free member line feel wrong to you? I want to hear the strongest argument against it.

I'll be here replying all day. If something's broken, support@loopedinapp.io reaches me directly.