Loom, Inc. was founded in 2015 in San Francisco by Vinay Hiremath, Shahed Khan, and Joe Thomas to replace scheduled status meetings with short, async video messages. Atlassian acquired the company in 2023 for close to $975 million, and Loom continues to be sold as a standalone Atlassian product.
Recording a screen, webcam, or both produces an instantly shareable link rather than a file to upload and send separately. On top of that recording pipeline, Loom layers AI transcription, automatic titles, and video summaries, plus viewer-engagement analytics that show who watched a message and how far they got.
Loom fits remote and hybrid teams looking to cut down on live status calls. A free Starter plan allows 25 recordings capped at 5 minutes each; Business runs $18 per user per month with unlimited recordings, and Business + AI adds the transcript and summary features for $24 per user per month.







