Launched this week
Loopency
Your business OS, your way. One platform for every workflow.
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Your business OS, your way. One platform for every workflow.
19 followers
Loopency replaces your scattered tools with one connected platform. Build any system - CRM, project management, inventory, HR, learning - using universal building blocks that actually talk to each other.
Design your workflow. We handle the connections.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Sayed, co-founder and one of the makers of Loopency.
THE PROBLEM
After years of building internal tools for startups, we kept seeing the same pattern: teams either drown in disconnected apps or get locked into rigid software way too early.
The real issue: businesses grow incrementally and unpredictably, while most software forces irreversible decisions upfront.
Especially, SMBs/SMEs don't have budget for big ERP solutions or such, but they need such system. We want to help them to go to the big leagues.
WHY WE BUILT THIS
We wanted something that could start as a simple project tracker on Tuesday and evolve into a full operations system by Friday without throwing anything away or paying for features we don't need yet. So we built Loopency.
From solopreneur to SMBs/SMEs, we got your back. You grow your business, let Loopency take care of your internal management system. You execute your vision and we back up you with your passion. No one should feel trapped into vendor lock-in.
That's the goal.
Simple.
HOW IT WORKS
Describe what you need and get a working workspace. Or build manually. Your choice.
• Start small (a Project Management Tool, a lightweight CRM) or go full scale (SaaS company)
• Add capabilities as you grow. No migrations or rewrites.
• Everything connects through one data layer
• Your customer in CRM links to their orders, invoices, and support tickets automatically
NOTHING IS LOCKED IN
This part matters to me personally: every workspace is fully editable. You can turn a project tracker into an inventory system tomorrow. Add fields, change structures, reshape everything. No features locked behind tiers. Your system evolves with you.
IS THIS A FINISHED PRODUCT
No. Absolutely not. It's a work in progress. Rough edges exist.
We know and working actively on them. But I'm launching now because I'd rather build alongside real users than polish in isolation. Coding feels safe and we can try to solve hypothetical problems that may exist in the multiverse, but real users know what they need and we are going to prioritize their needs first.
So, please tell us what you love/hate about Loopency, what features you need/don't need, what feels incomplete/broken etc. We will put our utmost efforts in addressing them.
HELP US GROW
If you've outgrown spreadsheets but aren't ready for enterprise software, I'd genuinely love your feedback.
What breaks first in your setup as your business grows?
I've been burned by flexible tools that worked solo, then fell apart once roles showed up. Loopency calling out row-level security and export everything makes the foundation feel solid. How are schema changes versioned so automations don't break? That Tuesday tracker to Friday ops jump depends on it.
@piroune_balachandran Great question, and honestly, we're still hardening this part.
Fields have stable UUIDs internally, row-level security is enforced at the database layer, and our audit log tracks every change immutably. But automations reference fields by name in some places, which means a rename could break a workflow until the reference is updated.
We're building toward: (1) dependency warnings before breaking changes, (2) field ID references throughout so renames propagate automatically, and (3) graceful fallbacks instead of silent failures when a field goes missing.
Happy to scope a pilot around one of your actual workflows if that's useful. Easier to validate together than overpromise.
@sayednadim Field ID references propagating renames automatically is a nice touch for keeping workflows stable as the system grows. One edge case worth stress-testing: circular dependencies where field A's automation writes to field B, and field B's automation reads from field A. Does Loopency's dependency warning catch those loops before they cascade? That's where graceful fallbacks would earn their keep. Happy to run a real workflow through it if you want a second set of eyes.
@piroune_balachandran We have addressed the issue. Please let us know how it works out for you. Here's the changelog: https://loopency.com/changelog.
Thanks again for the question.
Congrats on shipping
With all the Product Hunt traffic coming in, how are you planning to convert early users into reviews and build lasting trust?
@meenah1939 Thanks! I can see people from all over the world are visiting Loopency and it's kind of surreal at this moment.
The plan: follow up with everyone who signs up, understand their use case, and prioritize fixes and features based on real feedback. When someone gets value from Loopency, I'll ask for a review. When they don't, I want to understand why.
Staying close to early users. Personal outreach, direct conversations, and fast iteration based on what they actually need. No shortcuts. Build something useful, earn trust, repeat.