By Nolen Jonker
Publication Date: 2025-11-24 13:00:00
Microsoft Loop feels like it’s pretty close to being perfect for what I need, so it’s easy to overlook its flaws. The core experience is strong – it’s super minimalistic and easy to use, has a hierarchical structure, has linkable and reusable components, and it has advanced filters for its tables. It pretty much replaces Notion for me in that it’s now one of my primary project managers and note-takers. And I love that I can keep it pinned right in my browser, where I do most of my work.
But no app is perfect. I’ve definitely started noticing some unsavory quirks the more I’ve been reaching for Loop. They don’t make the app unusable, but these are the types of gaps that eventually make alternative options look more attractive over time. It’s the basic stuff that would level up the whole experience if Microsoft tackled them.
