Agend Loop · Built for Australian associationsGive your members somewhere worth showing up.
Channels, threads and direct messages for committees, branches and course cohorts. Documents, polls and an AI assistant sit in the same place.
Where your community talks
Your forum is a ghost town, and the conversation that matters is happening in an email chain you were not copied into.
Committee papers, drafts and decisions live in inboxes, so nobody can find the current version.
Members are talking on Facebook and WhatsApp, where you have no roles, no moderation and no record.
One place your members actually turn up.
Channels for the whole membership, private channels for committees, and direct messages for the quiet questions. Papers are drafted in the channel that owns them, with version history and a final locked copy.
Committee channelsGive every committee its own room
Channels come in three privacy tiers – public, private and secret – plus a committee type for governance work. Threaded replies, reactions and pinned messages keep a long discussion readable. Members carry roles: owner, admin, moderator, member.
Papers in the openDraft the paper where the discussion is happening
Each channel holds its own documents, edited live by several people at once with cursor presence, or one at a time with a lock. Version history lets you preview and restore, and a finished document can be finalised read-only or exported as Markdown.
Decisions, not threadsClose the loop instead of letting it run
Run a multi-option poll inline in the channel and see the vote counts as they land. Schedule a meeting from the composer and it posts a card with time, attendees and a join link, plus an ICS file for the calendar. Threads can be marked resolved.
HelpBotAnswer the same question once
HelpBot is an AI assistant that members message like anyone else. It searches your policies, procedures and courses using semantic search rather than keyword matching, and keeps the conversation history between sessions.
The surfaces an association community actually needs
Where the conversation lives
Channels
- Public, private and secret privacy tiers
- Standard, feed and committee channel types
- Threaded replies with reply counts
- Reactions, pinned messages, typing indicators
Direct messages
- One-to-one and group conversations
- Find members by name or email
- Mute a conversation or block a user
- Read receipts on messages
Feed channels
- Social-style post cards for announcements
- Feature a post to give it prominence
- Sidebar with trending posts, courses and events
Get the work done
Documents
- Per-channel documents with a Markdown editor
- Real-time co-editing with cursor presence
- Version history: preview and restore
- Finalise read-only, or export as Markdown
Polls and meetings
- Multi-option polls created in the composer
- Inline results with vote counts
- Meeting scheduler with ICS calendar file
- Meeting card with time, attendees and join link
Search and discovery
- Full-text search across channels
- Semantic search across policies and course content
- Rich link previews, including video and certificate embeds
Keep it under control
Roles and membership
- Owner, admin, moderator and member roles
- Invite by email with role hierarchy enforced
- Pending invitations with actions
- Promote, demote, add and remove per channel
Moderation
- Pin messages to the top of a channel
- Moderators and admins can delete any message
- Archive a channel read-only or hidden
- Block a user from sending direct messages
Notifications
- Per-channel mute and unmute
- Toggles for mentions, replies, reactions and DMs
- Quiet hours with timezone
- Desktop and in-app notifications
Access and integration
- Email sign-in with SAML SSO via WordPress
- WordPress role mappings with a sync audit log
- Bot and message injection APIs
- Outgoing webhooks on events
The conversation, wired into everything else.
Every course gets a room.
Switch discussions on for a course and Loop creates a private channel; learners are added automatically when they enrol, and you set what access they keep once they finish.
HelpBot reads your policies.
HelpBot answers questions by searching your own documents, policies and courses, so members get the organisation's answer rather than a guess.
What's on, next to the conversation.
Feed channels carry a contextual sidebar with events, courses and listings, so what is happening across the platform shows up where members already are.
The same conversation on the phone.
Loop ships as an iOS and Android app and a desktop app, sharing one set of notification preferences – quiet hours, muted channels and per-type toggles.
Bring your existing members.
If your members already sign in to a WordPress site, they sign in to Loop. SAML SSO, user sync and role mapping turn WordPress roles into Loop permissions.
A sync dashboard shows current status and a sync events log records every change, so you can prove what happened.
Inbound email handling means a member can reply from their inbox and the reply lands in the thread. No habit change required on day one.
Outgoing webhooks and an API-first design let Loop feed the other systems you already run.
Asked by every buying committee.
- Our members are already on Facebook. Why would they move?
- Loop gives you what a Facebook group cannot – roles, private and secret channels, threaded replies that stay readable, and full-text search across every message. Feed channels give the familiar social-style scroll for announcements, so the everyday experience is not a step backwards.
- Does this mean another login for members?
- No. Loop supports SAML SSO through WordPress, with user sync and role mapping from your existing WordPress roles to Loop permissions. Sync events are logged so you can see exactly what changed and when.
- How do we moderate it?
- Channels use three privacy tiers – public, private and secret – and four roles: owner, admin, moderator and member. Moderators can pin, edit and delete messages, archive channels and manage membership. Deletions are soft, so the audit trail survives.
- Will anyone actually post?
- Loop is built for the things associations already do rather than open-ended chat – polls, meeting scheduling with calendar files, committee documents and course discussions. Mentions and per-channel notification preferences bring people back, and HelpBot answers routine questions so members are not waiting on a volunteer.
- Where do committee papers live?
- Inside the channel that owns them. Documents support collaborative editing with version history, finalisation to lock a version, and Markdown export. You can restore any earlier version.
Ask us the hard ones – pricing, migration, the lot. A human from our Australian team replies within one business day.
Ask a questionGive the conversation somewhere to live.
Book a walkthrough and we'll set up a channel with your committee structure.
- SAML SSO via WordPress
- Public, private and secret channels
- Owner, admin, moderator and member roles
- Soft deletes keep the audit trail
- Document version history and Markdown export
- Full data export, no lock-in