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Loom for Documents: Why Async Communication Needs Interactive PDFs
You use Loom for video to avoid meetings. It's time to use LoomDoc for files to avoid endless follow-up emails.
Loom revolutionized asynchronous communication by making it incredibly simple to record and share your screen. It replaced long, confusing emails with personal, easy-to-digest videos. It answered the question: "Why type it when I can show it?"
But what about the documents that accompany those videos? The sales proposals, the product specs, the training manuals? They remain static, passive, and one-way. You send them off and hope for the best, bracing for the inevitable flood of follow-up questions.
This is where LoomDoc comes in. If Loom brought video into the modern age, **LoomDoc is doing the same for your documents.** We're asking a new question: "Why force them to read when they can ask?"
From Passive Consumption to Active Engagement
The Old Way: Video + PDF
You send a Loom video explaining your proposal, attached to a 30-page PDF. Your prospect has a specific question about the pricing on page 22. They have to pause the video, find the page, and if they're still confused, write an email. The momentum is lost.
The New Way: LoomDoc
You share a single LoomDoc link. It contains your document. Your prospect simply asks the AI chat, "What's the price for the enterprise tier?" and gets an instant answer. The momentum continues.
The Shared Philosophy: Asynchronous Clarity
Both Loom and LoomDoc are built on the same core principle: making complex information easy to understand, on the recipient's own time.
- Loom does this with **visual context**.
- LoomDoc does this with **interactive context**.
Instead of just tracking if someone opened your file, LoomDoc tells you what they were curious about, what their objections are, and where they're getting stuck—all based on the questions they ask. It's the "Loom for documents" you've been waiting for.