Loop
Fit recurring tasks into your week without the juggling.
- Recurring tasks placed into your free time automatically
- Reminders right when a task is due
- Everything stays on your phone
On Google Play soonfor Android
5:50 amTime
You get about four thousand weeks.
Each light is one week of a life. Move the sliders and watch the weeks you have lived fill in.
1,560 weeks lived.About 2,600 ahead.Past the assumption: every week now is a gift.
The life length is an assumption, not a prediction. Nothing you choose leaves this page.
Time never feels short on a Tuesday. There's always another one coming. Lay the weeks side by side, though, and something shifts: each square is small, and each one counts.
Your life in weeks
- An eighty-year life, as an example, not a prediction.
- Fifty-two weeks to a year, so the frame holds about 4,160 squares.
Questions to sit with
- What happens every week that you never actually chose?
- What do you keep meaning to make room for?
- If this week were the only square anyone saw, what would you want in it?
A practice for today
Put the big thing in first
Before the week starts, pick one thing that matters to you: a call, a long walk, a page of writing, an hour with someone you love.
Give it a day and a time, the way you would a meeting. Let everything else fit around it.
The app we made for this
Loop places your recurring tasks into the free gaps in your week, so the things you mean to do every week actually get a slot.