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Deploy your app in the time it takes to read this sentence

Loomline builds, previews, and ships every commit automatically, so your team spends its time on the product, not the pipeline.

Deployments
1,284Deploys this month
38sMedian build
99.99%Uptime, 90 days
Build capacity
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main42sReady
feat/billing-v218sBuilding
fix/webhook-retry39sReady
chore/deps12sFailed

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Three things that change how you ship

The pipeline is set up before you finish reading the docs.

Detected Next.js 161s
Installed dependencies12s
Built and uploaded26s
Ship in minutes, not sprints
Connect a repo and Loomline runs your first build automatically. No YAML to write on day one.
feat-billing-v2.loomline.appReady
Opened by 3 reviewers
Every commit gets a preview
A shareable URL for every branch, so a reviewer sees the change instead of reading a diff.
Restored b-2290Live
Database snapshot restored with it
Rollbacks that actually roll back
One click restores the last good build, database and all, not just the frontend bundle.

From repo to production in three commands

Run them from your terminal, or click the same three buttons in the dashboard. Both do the same thing.

  1. Link your repo

    GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket, read-only. The framework is read from the source.

  2. Deploy a preview

    Every branch gets its own URL, with a real database behind it.

  3. Promote to production

    The exact build your reviewers opened goes live. Nothing is rebuilt.

# link this repo
npx loomline@latest link

# preview the current branch
npx loomline deploy

# ship that build to production
npx loomline promote --latest
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Built for the way teams actually ship

Every push gets its own preview environment with a real database, not a mocked one. Reviewers click a link instead of pulling a branch, and the environment disappears the moment the pull request closes.

When something breaks in production, Loomline keeps your recent builds warm, so a rollback is a click, not a redeploy. Team plans can roll back to any of the last 30 builds, and the database snapshot travels with the build it belongs to.

Nothing here is a wrapper around a CLI you still have to learn. The dashboard is the product, and everything it does has an API that does the same thing.

Production builds
Add usage alertsb-2291 · 4 min ago
Live
Fix invoice roundingb-2290 · 1 hr ago
Upgrade to Node 22b-2289 · Yesterday
Zero-config builds
Detects your framework and sets up the pipeline.
Team activity log
See who deployed what, and when, in one place.
Usage-based pricing
Pay for the compute you run, not for seats.
SOC 2 Type II
Independently audited, renewed every year.

Start from a template

Eight starters that deploy on the first push. Fork one, or point Loomline at a repo you already have.

Next.js
App Router, edge middleware, and image optimization wired up.
Remix
Loaders and actions on the server, previews on every branch.
Astro
Static by default, with server islands where you need them.
SvelteKit
Adapter preconfigured, so the first push is the first deploy.
Nuxt
Server routes and hybrid rendering, no config file to write.
Vite and React
A plain single-page app with a preview URL per branch.
Hono API
A typed API on the edge runtime, with cron jobs included.
Django
A managed Postgres database, snapshotted before every deploy.

What changes after the first week

94%less time spent on deploy configMedian across 400 teams in their first quarter.
11xfaster rollbackSeconds to restore, against minutes for a full redeploy.
6tools replacedCI, preview hosting, secrets, logs, cron, and edge cache.

What teams say once they have moved

We deleted our entire deploy runbook. The part I did not expect is that reviewers actually open the preview links now, because they load before anyone finishes reading the pull request.
Priya RamanStaff Engineer, Northwind
The rollback restoring the database with the build is the whole thing. We used to treat a bad migration as a two-hour incident. It is now a button and a Slack message.
Tom AldridgeHead of Platform, Cascade
Our previous setup needed one person who understood it. Loomline needed nobody. A designer shipped a copy change on her second day without asking anyone.
Mei FujimotoEngineering Manager, Junction

From the blog

Pricing that scales with you

Start free. Upgrade when your team needs more. No seat minimums.

Starter
For side projects and evaluating Loomline.
$0forever
  • 1 project
  • Preview deploys
  • Community support
  • 100 build minutes
Team
Most popular
For teams shipping to production every day.
$29per user / month
  • Unlimited projects
  • Rollback in one click
  • Usage analytics
  • Priority support
Scale
For teams that need SSO, audit logs, and an SLA.
Custombilled annually
  • SSO and SCIM
  • Audit logs
  • 99.99% uptime SLA
  • Dedicated support engineer

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