Five teams come in first. They get the price, the founder, and the roadmap.
LoomSignal is one local context layer your AI tools share, bought once and run forever. Before it is a product with a support queue, it is five teams working directly with the person who builds it. That is what the founding offer is: a lower price, an install done together, and requests that jump the queue.
Three things a later buyer will not get.
The founding price, locked
€1799 instead of €1999, paid once, on a perpetual license. Later cohorts pay the regular price. What you paid stays what you paid.
An install done with the founder
A working session, not a support ticket. We connect your sources and verify every credential together, inside your own infrastructure, until your agents are reading governed context.
A real say in the roadmap
Your integration and feature requests jump the build queue, and you are talking to the person who writes the code, not to a form.
From payment to governed context.
Buy, or ask first
Checkout takes a minute and the license is yours. If you would rather ask questions before paying, write to the founder and we do a call first.
Install session
We book a working session and set LoomSignal up on your infrastructure: sources connected, credentials verified, your AI tools reading the same governed context.
Twelve months together
Every update for a year, support that goes through the founder, and your requests at the front of the build queue. After that the software keeps running on your infra, updates optional.
Questions we get
What happens after the 12 months?
Nothing stops. The license is perpetual, so the software keeps running on your infrastructure. Updates and support beyond the first year are optional and priced separately.
What if we are not one of the five?
You buy at the regular €1999, with the same license and the same 12 months of updates and support. What the founding teams get on top is the lower price, the install session, and roadmap priority.
Where does our data go?
Nowhere. LoomSignal runs entirely on your own infrastructure. Sources, credentials, and context never leave it, and search keeps working with no internet connection at all.
How do we get the software after paying?
Right after payment you receive a personal download link by email, with builds for macOS, Linux, and Windows, plus the onboarding steps to connect your first sources.
Take one of the five.
Same product either way. The difference is the price you lock in and how close you are to the person building it.
Bring shared context into your delivery stack.
Tell us what you want to run, where it needs to live, and which tools should consume the knowledge layer.