
Async video messaging that replaces meetings
Loom is an async video messaging platform (now part of Atlassian) that lets teams record screen, camera, or both and instantly share via link. Recipients watch on their own time — no scheduling, no uploading. It includes AI-powered features like auto-generated transcripts, summaries, chapters, filler word removal, and the ability to turn any video into written documents, Jira tickets, or SOPs.
Record your screen with or without webcam overlay, then instantly get a shareable link
Auto-generated transcripts in 50+ languages, plus AI summaries, chapters, and key points
Trim, cut, remove silences, and edit filler words directly from the transcript
See who watched, when they watched, and how much — with engagement analytics
Viewers can leave timestamped comments and emoji reactions on specific moments
Turn any Loom into written docs, SOPs, Jira tickets, or Slack summaries automatically
Deep integration with Jira, Confluence, and other Atlassian tools for embedded video context
Record yourself walking through design decisions, explaining context and rationale without scheduling a meeting
Stakeholders record video reactions to designs with timestamped commentary instead of written feedback
Designers record interactive walkthroughs of prototypes with implementation notes for engineering teams
Best for replacing design walkthrough meetings with async video — pair it with an annotation tool for complete review coverage.
Best async communication tool for remote people ops teams — turns time-zone differences from a blocker into a non-issue for onboarding, policy updates, and team announcements.