Loop interior · product directions
Everything a gathering could hold is in the anatomy →. No single
product shows it all — each of these picks what to foreground, how to organize it, and
who it's for. They're real forks in the road, not skins. All built on Loop's real tokens, so
whichever you pick ports straight into apps/web/features/**.
A calm, intelligent home that shows only what matters right now — and hides the rest. It counts down, tells you your one job, goes live during, and becomes a keepsake after.
The full toolkit, in a modular dashboard. Everything a serious host needs — and you add the modules your gathering actually uses. Guests see a simpler version.
People and conversation first. One warm social space where chat, contributions and photos all flow together as one feed; the plan is pinned, the utilities quietly available.
How to read these: they differ on one axis — how much the app does for you vs. how much it gives you to do. Companion (does the thinking) ← → Command Center (gives you every tool) with Living Room off to the social side. They're not exclusive: a strong build could be Companion for guests, Command Center for hosts, with a Living-Room chat running through both. Tell me which philosophy is closest and I'll take it to full fidelity across every section + write the port map.