What technology does Loom (loom.com) use?
Loom is a screen and camera recording tool for sharing quick async video messages, widely used for walkthroughs, feedback and team updates.
Observed live from loom.com on July 28, 2026.
Detected stack
Technology signals read from loom.com's public homepage and response headers. Best-effort detection, not a definitive stack list.
Server header: Vercel
Security-header grade
A live check of the HTTP security-response headers loom.com sends, the same class of signal as securityheaders.com. Present headers score points; missing ones do not.
What Loom is used for
- Async video updates
- Product walkthroughs
- Bug reports
- Customer support replies
Alternatives to Loom
FAQ
What technology does Loom use?
The hosting, CDN and framework signals we can detect from loom.com's public HTTP responses are listed in the "Detected stack" section above. They are read from the site's own responses at load time, so they reflect what Loom exposes publicly, not a definitive or complete stack list.
Is loom.com safe?
This page reports loom.com's publicly observable security-header hygiene as a letter grade, shown above. Security headers are one signal of good front-end practice, not a full security audit, and they say nothing about Loom's internal systems or data handling. Treat the grade as informational.
What are the best alternatives to Loom?
Widely used alternatives include Vidyard, Screen Studio, CleanShot X. The right choice depends on your workflow, budget and team size.
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