Loop Squared

How it works

One missed call. Answered in your name. Sent on your tap.

The call you miss at 9:40 is the job somebody else books at 9:41. Here is the two minutes in between.

  1. 1

    9:40 tonightA customer calls. Everyone went home at five.

  2. 2

    9:42The reply is written, signed Rivera Plumbing, waiting for you.

  3. 3

    9:43One tap from the couch. Sent. The job never reached 9:41.

Tonight · 9:42 PMWaiting for you

Missed call · 9:40 — Devon W.

Hi Devon, it's Rivera Plumbing — sorry we missed you. What's going on, and what's the address?

Drafted in your voice · English or Español

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And the tap is just the beginning

One reply starts the whole loop.

The same job keeps moving on its own — and every step that reaches a customer waits for your tap.

Reply drafted to the missed callReceipt in the booksInvoice chased when it agesReview asked while the job is freshA new lead comes back in

See it on your business

We built you a website from public data.

It's real. Free. Yours to keep, no strings — on a loopsquared address. Give us a business name and town and it builds in about a minute.

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Early access is open.

We're onboarding a small number of service businesses. Tell us what keeps falling through the cracks — your note becomes a lead in our own system, and the same reply loop you'd be using answers it.

Your note goes into our own Loop — you'll get a real, approved reply. By sending, you agree we can email you about it.

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Illustrative example — the message is what the product writes. One tap. Your name. Your rules.