LoopIndex
Who is it for

For product and development teams that ship apps with an editor inside.

If your product includes a rich text editor and your users write, review, or collaborate on content inside it, LoopIndex plugins add the workflow layer you'd otherwise have to build yourself.

The two roles we build for

Built for the people shipping the product

Product Managers

You're adding review, approval, or AI features to an editor-based workflow. You need something that ships fast, feels native to the editor, and doesn't require users to learn new patterns.

Developers & Technical Leads

You're integrating with TinyMCE, Froala, or CKEditor 4 and need a robust plugin, not a weekend prototype. You want clean APIs, good docs, and something you can maintain without owning.

Choose the plugin that fits your use case

Three plugins, one workflow layer

CommAIte

Your app needs AI that works inside the editorial workflow

CommAIte lets you embed AI agents that participate in your existing review workflow. They suggest edits using tracked changes, leave feedback as inline comments, and feel like part of the team rather than a separate tool users have to switch to.

Good fit if your product does

  • AI-assisted writing where suggestions should go through a review step, not apply automatically
  • Automated document review where AI checks drafts before a human signs off
  • Multi-stage editorial workflows where different AI agents handle different roles
  • Any product where you want AI to feel native to the editor, not bolted on as a chat panel

CommAIte includes track changes and inline comments

If AI collaboration is on your roadmap, CommAIte covers everything FLITE and LANCE do as part of its AI layer. Most teams start with the plugin that solves the most immediate problem and add more as their product evolves.

FLITE

Your app needs document review with tracked changes

When multiple people edit the same document, users need to see what changed and who changed it. FLITE adds accept, reject, and review to your editor without you building any of that logic.

Good fit if your product does

  • Contract or policy drafting where changes need approval before they go live
  • Document co-authoring where contributors propose edits and an editor approves them
  • Compliance workflows where every change to a document needs an audit trail
  • Any product replacing a Word or Google Docs workflow where track changes is expected
LANCE

Your app needs inline commenting and annotation

When reviewers need to give feedback on specific passages, a chat thread or sidebar doesn't cut it. LANCE adds threaded inline comments that anchor to the text they reference, directly inside your editor.

Good fit if your product does

  • Peer review where feedback needs to live on the exact sentence it refers to
  • Stakeholder approval flows where reviewers comment before a document is finalized
  • Editorial platforms where editors leave notes on contributor drafts
  • Any collaborative content tool where discussion and document are currently split across two places