Why loom exists

Two problems kept ruining the web for small business. I ran into both of them every week, until three hacks in twelve months made me build the fix.

Pain one: every update costs a fortune. Want your site changed? Either you pay a developer by the hour to do something small, or you wrestle an AI through it yourself — and spend the afternoon fixing what it broke. The edit was never the expensive part. Getting the edit safely onto your live site was.

Pain two: security never sleeps. I hosted WordPress sites for years. With more plugins and more versions in the wild than any other software on earth, it is the most attacked target on the web — and every other week there was a new critical vulnerability with my clients' names on it. Keeping every site on the latest version of everything was a daily chore, and the day you skipped it was the day it mattered.

Then, in one twelve-month stretch, three of my sites were hacked. Three. Different sites, same story: something was one version behind. I didn't need another plugin or another checklist. I needed a way to run websites where the update was a prompt instead of a project, and where there was simply nothing to break in.

loom is that change. LoomWeb is loom, run for you.

3

of my sites hacked

12

months. That's all it took.

0

plugins, patches and admin logins to worry about on a LoomWeb site

What changed

How loom kills both problems

Updates: a prompt, not a project

Your coding agent makes the change and saves it to your repository. LoomWeb builds and publishes it in seconds. No developer hours, no staging-site ceremony, no fixing the live site by hand afterwards.

Security: nothing to break in to

A LoomWeb site is static output — no admin login page, no plugins, no PHP, no database to attack. There is no "one version behind", because there is nothing to update. Certificates, patching and uptime are our daily chore now, not yours.

Fair to WordPress: it runs a huge part of the web and can be run well — if updating and guarding it is someone's whole job. loom exists for everyone whose job it shouldn't have to be.

No lock-in, by design

You can have the fix without us

loom is open source. Run the platform on your own servers and be your own hosting company — we'll still think you're great. Want it managed, monitored and answered for? That's LoomWeb, from $39/month.

Three hacks was enough. Never again.

Free to start. You're never charged at signup. Cancel self-serve, any time.