About

A small team

with a strong opinion.

We think releasing software should feel routine. Loomvane is the tool we wanted when it did not. Demo copy — replace with your own story.

Why we exist

Releases should be

a non-event.

Every team we have worked on had a release ritual: a channel, a checklist, a person watching dashboards at an odd hour. The ritual exists because the tools separate the switch from the signal. We put them on the same page.

$ loom status

12 rollouts healthy · 1 paused · 0 incidents

last release note drafted 19 minutes ago

How we work

Four rules

we will not trade away.

01

01

Numbers over adjectives

Numbers over adjectives

A rollout is healthy because the error rate says so, not because it feels fine.

A rollout is healthy because the error rate says so, not because it feels fine.

02

02

Default to reversible

Default to reversible

Every action in the product can be undone within a minute, or it does not ship.

Every action in the product can be undone within a minute, or it does not ship.

03

03

Write it down

Write it down

Decisions, incidents and release notes live in text that the whole team can search.

Decisions, incidents and release notes live in text that the whole team can search.

04

04

Small, then correct

Small, then correct

One percent of users first. Always.

One percent of users first. Always.

Team

People behind

the product.

Six people, three time zones, one rule: every change goes out behind a flag. Fictional team for the demo.

IV

Ida Vestergaard

Co-founder, Product

SH

Samir Haddad

Co-founder, Engineering

NA

Noor Abbasi

Design

FB

Felix Brandt

SDKs and platform

YT

Yuki Tanaka

Signals and data

CM

Clara Moreau

Customer engineering

Timeline

From internal tool

to public changelog.

2024

2024

Started as an internal tool for a team that shipped daily and paged weekly.

2025

2025

First external teams. Guardrails and the auto-pause shipped after a rollout went wrong at 40%.

2026

2026

Signals with control groups, drafted release notes and the public changelog.

Come and see

a rollout run.

Twenty minutes with an engineer. Your release process, not a slide deck.

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