Repkit Loops + Manager

Plan → Build → Review → Test on your Mac — tasks and review in Manager

Repkit Loops runs loops in your repo with local models. Repkit Manager pairs with your Mac as a loops_node so you can queue work and review changes from web or Android.

Free during launch · macOS desktop and Android Manager app

Repkit Loops on a Mac next to Repkit Manager on a phone, connected as a paired loops_node
Pair Loops on your Mac with Manager on web or Android
Repkit Loops review screen showing pending file changes and passing tests
Review diffs and test output before the next loop step
Repkit Manager on a phone showing pending Loops file changes with keep or revert actions
Keep or revert changes from Manager while away from your desk

How Loops and Manager work together

Loops runs on your Mac. Manager handles pairing, tasks, and review once your machine is registered as a loops_node.

  1. 1

    Run Loops on your Mac

    Open your repo in Repkit Loops and run Plan → Build → Review → Test cycles with local models.

  2. 2

    Pair with Manager

    Register your Mac as a loops_node. Manager stores the node URL and token for remote tasks.

  3. 3

    Work from elsewhere

    Queue tasks, chat with repkit_loops, and review pending file changes from Manager on web or Android.

Loops and Manager

Install Loops on your Mac first. Add Manager when you want to queue tasks and review changes from your phone.

Repkit Loops

Desktop app for Plan → Build → Review → Test loops in your repo.

Download for macOS

Repkit Manager

Web and Android app to pair Loops nodes, queue tasks, and review changes.

Open Manager

Also building

Loops and Manager ship today. We also maintain RepKit Cloud and other platform tools in the monorepo.

  • RepKit Cloud — infrastructure planning and deployment across providers
  • Auth, StatusLayer, API Builder, and other tools in the monorepo

Read the full vision · RepKit Cloud

More in the Repkit ecosystem

Other tools we ship or experiment with — search and filter below.

Download Loops, pair with Manager, and keep the work on your Mac