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Runs unattended AI agents on a schedule, defined in Markdown, with memory carried between runs.
Cronloop lets you describe a recurring job in Markdown, connect the tools it needs, and have an AI agent run it unattended on a schedule rather than triggering it manually each time. Typical jobs include prospect outreach, customer support replies, content drafting, and competitive monitoring; agents keep memory between runs so they can build on prior context. It connects to more than 50 existing tools including Gmail, HubSpot, Slack, and GitHub, and also runs as an MCP server so it can be driven from Claude or ChatGPT directly. The free plan allows up to three agents with 200 run-minutes a month; the $25-a-month Pro plan removes the run-minute cap and shortens the minimum scheduling interval to five minutes. It's operated by Cactal, Inc., a Delaware corporation, founded by Mike Tromba.
Free plan allows 3 agents and 200 run-minutes a month; Pro plan is $25/month ($20/month billed annually) with unlimited agents and no run-minute cap.
Use tool ↗A good fit for someone who already has a handful of repetitive, tool-connected tasks and wants them running on autopilot with memory instead of rebuilding an automation chain each time. The free tier's 200 run-minutes is enough to validate a couple of workflows before paying $25 a month.
Watch out: Model usage runs through your own OpenAI or Anthropic account, so factor in separate API costs beyond the Cronloop subscription itself.
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