Magic Loops

About Magic Loops

Magic Loops is a build-anything platform that combines LLM steps with real code steps into small automations called Loops, which can be published as working apps. The premise is that most useful personal software sits in an awkward middle ground — too specific to buy, too fiddly to justify a weekend of coding — and that a chain of a few model calls plus a few deterministic code steps covers a surprising amount of it. You describe what you want, Magic Loops generates the chain, and you can inspect and edit the individual steps rather than treating the result as a black box, which is what separates it from a one-shot prompt. Finished Loops can stay private or be published to a public gallery, and the site shows the community output ranging from expense trackers and URL summarisers to image transformers and small games, each with a user rating. The platform reports over 3.5 million Loop runs from roughly 65,000 users. Pricing is credit-based at a flat $1 per 1,000 credits across every paid plan, which makes the cost of a given automation predictable. It is aimed at makers and non-engineers who want working tools rather than at teams shipping production services, though an enterprise tier with on-premise hosting exists.

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