Skip to content
Web · AI · Automation · Data

We weave your
systems into one
working machine.

Loomwork is a small studio that builds web applications, AI-powered tools, n8n automations, and data & analytics systems — and makes sure they actually run together, not as four separate vendors' worth of duct tape.

WebAIAutomationData

One system

Explore

Built for teams like

Northline OpsHarbor & Co.FieldnoteMeridian HealthStacklineClearpathNorthline OpsHarbor & Co.FieldnoteMeridian HealthStacklineClearpath
What we build

Four threads. One fabric.

Most agencies specialize in one strand and outsource the rest. We keep all four in-house, so the automation actually talks to the app, and the app actually reflects the data.

Web Applications

Customer portals, internal tools, dashboards, and marketing sites — built to be fast, maintainable, and yours to extend, not a black box.

ReactNext.jsNodePostgres

AI Applications

Chat interfaces, copilots, document processing, and agents built on top of your own data — designed to be genuinely useful, not a demo that stalls in production.

LLM integrationRAGAgentsFine-tuning

Automations & n8n

The repetitive, error-prone work between your tools — quoting, onboarding, reporting, syncing — wired together so it runs itself and tells you when it doesn't.

n8nZapierAPI integrationWebhooks

Data & Analytics

Pipelines, warehousing, and dashboards that turn scattered spreadsheets and tool exports into one number everyone trusts.

ETLSQLDashboardsReporting
Selected work

Systems we wove together.

Real engagements where web, automation, AI, and data had to work as one fabric — not four separate deliverables.

Regional logistics company

Operations portal + live reporting

Replaced a chain of spreadsheets and email reports with a single portal, n8n sync layer, and executive dashboard.

WebAutomationData

Reporting cycle dropped from 3 days to under 2 hours.

Professional services firm

Internal copilot on company docs

RAG-powered assistant embedded in their existing tools — trained on SOPs, contracts, and project history, not the public internet.

AIWeb

Staff lookup time cut ~40% in the first month.

B2B SaaS startup

Client onboarding automation

Quote-to-contract-to-provisioning pipeline across CRM, billing, and product — with human checkpoints only where they matter.

AutomationData

Onboarding went from 12 manual steps to 3.

How it runs

A short, direct path from problem to running system.

01

Map the system

We spend the first stretch understanding what you actually do all day — the tools, the handoffs, the spreadsheets nobody admits to. Most scope changes get caught here, not in week six.

02

Design the thread

A concrete plan for what gets built, in what order, and what "done" looks like — shared before any code is written, so there are no surprises about what you're getting.

03

Build in the open

Working software, shipped in slices you can see and react to. You're never waiting on a single "big reveal" at the end of the engagement.

04

Hand off & support

Documentation your next hire can actually read, plus a support window to catch what only shows up under real use.

What clients say

Direct feedback. No account-manager filter.

We'd had three vendors for app, automation, and reporting. Loomwork was the first team that treated it as one system.

Ayesha KhanCOO, Northline Ops

The copilot actually works on our documents — not a demo that breaks the moment real users touch it.

Hassan MalikHead of Ops, Harbor & Co.

Fixed scope, fixed price, and they shipped in slices we could react to. No six-week black box.

Fatima AbbasiFounder, Fieldnote
Why a small studio

You talk to the people building it. Every time.

No account managers relaying your feedback to an offshore team you'll never meet. The person who scoped your project is the person who ships it.

Small by design

We take on a handful of projects at a time, so nothing sits in a queue behind someone else's deadline.

One team, four disciplines

The people building your app are the same people wiring your automations — no gaps in translation between them.

Built to be handed over

Clean code, real documentation, and no dependency on us staying involved forever.

Fixed scope, fixed price

You know what you're paying before we start — and what "finished" means before we begin building.

Common questions

Straight answers before you reach out.

Most engagements run 6–14 weeks depending on scope. Automations and data pipelines often ship in slices within the first 2–3 weeks — you're never waiting on a single big reveal.

Tell us what's tangled up.

Send a few lines about what you're building or what's currently held together with manual work. We reply within a business day.

hello@loomwork.studio

We typically reply within one business day.