Loom

“Loom is the best for remote teams! | Loom is a must, I am not sure how many other tools like this one there are but Loom really becomes a key player in a team collaboration, specially if that team collaborates remotely or internationally. You can use the video links to embedded these in other places or downloadthem for editing. | Pros: Asynchronous communications that work | Pros: Documenting processes | Pros: Providing details without the need to go on meetings. | Cons: Loom can definitely joi”

“I used to rely on Loom natively to skip boring video syncs, but the Atlassian acquisition has completely broken the app. Trying to record a quick two-minute screen share now takes twenty minutes because the software keeps freezing up my entire MacBook, and half the time it won't even record my face in the browser anymore. And to make it worse, my billing suddenly skyrocketed from nine bucks to an insane hundred and sixty a month because their system automatically added unapproved user licenses w”

“This application absolutely sucks I was going to submit a presentation online when I was met with a record now button which did not work instead I was shown a women recording a video on how to use loom. Absolute let down. I ended up gettting striked for a late presentation.”

“Recording unusable after a 15 min recording, no way to stop it.”

“Loom-ing with Brilliance: A Video Communication Tool for Small Teams. | Loom is literally the best free (or depending on your team size) tool that I have found in recent years honestly. I have a consulting practice on the side where we work in multiple timezones. Im not the best with words or explaining things over email, and im a much more visual person. being able to show somehow how to do something rather than explain it via email is HUGE. Its literall creating the office culture vibe over vi”

“I used to rely on Loom natively to skip boring video syncs, but the Atlassian acquisition has completely broken the app. Trying to record a quick two-minute screen share now takes twenty minutes because the software keeps freezing up my entire MacBook, and half the time it won't even record my face in the browser anymore. And to make it worse, my billing suddenly skyrocketed from nine bucks to an insane hundred and sixty a month because their system automatically added unapproved user licenses w”

“I paid for their subscription, and one month later I was hacked; my account was banned from their platform, I no longer have any workspaces, and all the videos I had were deleted. They're stealing your data!!”

“I PAID 18 USD AND INSTALLED THE APP, AND IT DOESNT WORK!!!! STAY AWAY, TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE”

“he fastest way to explain anything async, indispensable for remote teams — I’m Matías, founder at Anunzi (marketing + AI). We used a paid plan for a year and then paused mainly because our project volume dropped, not because Loom under-delivered. During that period, Loom became our default for demos, client updates, and internal explanations, it consistently reduced meeting time and shortened feedback cycles. From a security standpoint, sharing controls and link privacy have been clear and relia”

“I used to rely on Loom natively to skip boring video syncs, but the Atlassian acquisition has completely broken the app. Trying to record a quick two-minute screen share now takes twenty minutes because the software keeps freezing up my entire MacBook, and half the time it won't even record my face in the browser anymore. And to make it worse, my billing suddenly skyrocketed from nine bucks to an insane hundred and sixty a month because their system automatically added unapproved user licenses w”

“Loom is such a bad tool, especially the glitches and the most prominent one the camera being stuck to loom dashbaord. Tool maybe for kids to playaround but not for professionals at all who want to save time, might as well learn to use OSB studio or someother tool and host vidoes on Youtube Unlisted then to struggle with a shitty tool like this”

“I paid for their subscription, and one month later I was hacked; my account was banned from their platform, I no longer have any workspaces, and all the videos I had were deleted. They're stealing your data!!”

“Loom is the best for remote teams! | Loom is a must, I am not sure how many other tools like this one there are but Loom really becomes a key player in a team collaboration, specially if that team collaborates remotely or internationally. You can use the video links to embedded these in other places or downloadthem for editing. | Pros: Asynchronous communications that work | Pros: Documenting processes | Pros: Providing details without the need to go on meetings. | Cons: Loom can definitely joi”

“We implemented video feedback in our remote team. We expected good results, but Loom crippled our progress. Loom didn’t offer anywhere near the benefits it advertised. The recording was choppy and we had to download its application to use it, and it still crashed a lot. These two user experience issues weren’t as bad as quality of life issues. Firstly, Loom’s free version only allows a 5-minute recording that's so insufficient, especially when working in a remote team environment. It only allows”

“Atlassian Loom one of the key tools I use daily | I love it. I feel it could be useful in any context, particularly when talking about working remotely or simply globally. I think whenever there is a scenario in which a team is not working in the same room and following the same schedule, there is a great opportunity to improve things using Atlassian Loom. | Pros: Record what you need and only what you need | Pros: Give a title and a summary automatically | Pros: Provide with a transcript and ca”

“Loom-ing with Brilliance: A Video Communication Tool for Small Teams. | Loom is literally the best free (or depending on your team size) tool that I have found in recent years honestly. I have a consulting practice on the side where we work in multiple timezones. Im not the best with words or explaining things over email, and im a much more visual person. being able to show somehow how to do something rather than explain it via email is HUGE. Its literall creating the office culture vibe over vi”