For small engineering teams
The senior reviewer you can’t hire yet.
On a 6-to-50-engineer team, there’s rarely a dedicated review layer — and the few people who can review are the ones with no time. Looply reads every AI-generated change and returns one auditable verdict, so leads stop rubber-stamping code they can no longer read.
The problem
AI multiplied output. Review didn’t scale with it.
When agents ship more code in a week than a lead can read in a month, approval quietly becomes a formality — and the bugs that slip through are the expensive kind. Small teams feel this first, because there’s no reviewer bench to absorb it.
How Looply fits
One verdict, not a scroll of comments.
No new headcount
Looply does the reading a senior reviewer would — correctness, security, structure, readability, test coverage — without adding a hire you can’t make yet.
Your standard
It judges against the way your team actually works, not a generic ruleset, and tells the agent why when a change falls short.
Human owns the merge
The accountable engineer reads one verdict and the evidence, then merges — in seconds, not by re-reading everything.
FAQ
Common questions
We don't have dedicated code reviewers. Does Looply help?
That's exactly the gap it fills. Looply reads every AI-generated change the way a senior engineer would and hands your lead one verdict, so review doesn't depend on borrowing time from the few people who can give it.
Our team ships more code than anyone can read. What changes?
Instead of rubber-stamping, the accountable person reads one plain verdict and the evidence behind it, then merges work that already meets the bar. Output can scale without approval becoming a formality.
Is it affordable for a small team?
Looply is free for individual developers at launch in December 2026. A Team plan follows in March 2027 at $30 per active engineer per month.