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General-purpose agent that plans and runs multi-step tasks, returning slides, docs, sites or research.
Loopa is a general agent with a cloud computer behind it: you give it a task and it plans, executes the steps and hands back a finished artefact — a deck, a research brief, a spreadsheet, a small website, an edited image. It reads uploaded PDFs, auto-replies to email, and takes triggers from Telegram and Discord, and it routes across several model families including Claude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen and DeepSeek rather than being tied to one vendor. Scheduled tasks, custom agents and user-written skills sit on the paid tiers. The site names no company or country. Free accounts get 600 credits a day; Pro is $17/month for 20,000 monthly credits and Ultra $28/month for 40,000.
Free tier gives 600 credits a day. Pro is $17/month (listed down from $20) for 20,000 monthly credits, 30 scheduled tasks and five custom agents; Ultra is $28/month for 40,000 credits and ten custom agents. Both include 25GB storage.
Use tool ↗Loopa is priced like a consumer subscription for something that behaves like an agent workbench: daily free credits, a cheap Pro tier, and output in the file formats people actually send. Multi-model routing and user-written skills give it more room than a single-model assistant. Against that: no company name, no API, and credits you cannot easily forecast.
Watch out: The site says your files are not used for training, but with no named operator there is nobody to hold to that.
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