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Loom Shuttle and Loom Estate

The AI-powered accelerator for regulated products: idea to permission to launch

Loom Shuttle takes a regulated product at a bank from idea to permission to launch, with every fact sourced, claimed or owed, and every decision a named person’s.

Loom Estate shows what runs in the bank, who owns it and whether it is in control, on the evidence Kosli records.

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Both demos run on fictional banks with synthetic data: Meridian Trust, a UAE bank, for both products, and Skovlund Realkredit, a Danish mortgage bank, for Estate.

Loom Shuttle The product owner’s home
Synthetic data · Meridian Trust is a fictional bank.
Loom Shuttle’s home on the Meridian Trust demo. It asks: will my launches reach committee on time? The answer: mostly; Cross-Bank Money is at risk because Legal has held the liability for a wrong balance for 12 days. Tiles: 1 of 2 on track to committee, 1 at risk with Legal, 11 answers with functions, 5 facts owed, not guessed.
Loom Estate Every system, by estate and owner
Synthetic data · Skovlund Realkredit is a fictional bank.
Loom Estate’s landscape on the Skovlund Realkredit demo, a fictional Danish mortgage bank, as at 13 Nov, 12:05 CET. It asks: which systems are out of control, and who answers for them? 2 of 40 systems are out of control, 0 need attention, 23 are in control and 15 can’t tell.

Screens captured from the hosted demos on 13 Nov 2026.

How the two fit

Shuttle takes a product to permission. Estate shows whether it stays in control.

Loom Shuttle Idea to permission to launch

Five phases, each with the gates it must meet

  1. Frame Done · 6 of 6 gates met
  2. Make it tangible Done · 2 of 2 gates met
  3. Approve Now · committee 16 Dec 2026
  4. Hand off Ahead
  5. Prove and launch Ahead

Pay by Bank at Checkout, a launch on the Shuttle demo, as it stands. Meridian Trust is fictional.

Loom Estate Once it is live

Every system in one of four statuses

  • In control Kosli’s evidence passes for everything in it, and no finding is open.
  • Needs attention A finding to deal with that is not a failing control.
  • Out of control A failing control, such as something running with no build trail.
  • Can’t tell Estate cannot see it, or its evidence is stale. Never counted as in control.
Shuttle hands a launch to Estate by one product id. On the hosted demos the two are not connected yet.

For the product owner and the head of retail

Loom Shuttle

Where is my launch, what must I prove, and who decides?

The workbench for one regulated product at a bank: its facts, its approval packs, its sign-offs and its committee, from idea to permission to launch.

  • Five phases, from Frame to Prove and launch, with the gates each must meet.
  • What waits on you, longest held first, with a chaser drafted for you to check and send.
  • Every fact marked sourced, claimed or owed to the function that owns the answer.
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Sign-in opens in December; we send you a named invite.

Synthetic data · Meridian Trust is a fictional bank.
Pay by Bank at Checkout, a launch on the Meridian Trust demo: a new SME product, in Approve, phase 3 of 5, with the committee on 16 Dec 2026. The phase track shows Frame and Make it tangible done, Approve now, Hand off and Prove and launch ahead.
A launch in Approve: Frame and Make it tangible are done, and the committee is booked.
Synthetic data · Meridian Trust is a fictional bank.
The same launch’s Approve phase on the Meridian Trust demo: packs are drafted, 8 packs, 94% ready (33 of 35 fields), met; functions have signed off, 7 of 10, partly met; the committee decision is booked for 16 Dec 2026, partly met.
Its Approve phase: the packs and how ready they are, the sign-offs, the committee.

For the CIO, the COO, compliance and risk

Loom Estate

What runs in the bank, who owns it, and is it in control?

Every system, its owner and its status, on evidence from Kosli, which records what runs and how it got there. Estate adds who answers for it; people decide.

  • Every system by estate and owner, in one of four statuses.
  • Every open finding, most urgent first, with its owner and deadline.
  • A board pack in which no status is typed in by hand.
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A named invite to Meridian Trust or Skovlund Realkredit, both fictional banks.

Synthetic data · Skovlund Realkredit is a fictional bank.
The board pack on the Skovlund Realkredit demo, Technology and AI assurance, as at 13 Nov, 12:05 CET: 23 of 40 production systems evidenced as in control, 4 of 6 measures within appetite, and management’s statement, which ends: none is typed in by hand.
The board pack: the position, read from the evidence.
Synthetic data · Meridian Trust is a fictional bank.
Every open finding on the Meridian Trust demo, most urgent first, as at 13 Nov, 15:05 GST: 13 open findings, 13 to act on, across 5 estates: 3 P1, 8 P2, 1 P3, 1 P4.
Findings: every open one, most urgent first, each with an owner.

For compliance and risk

Shuttle never decides. People do.

On both demos, every decision, sign-off and exception is made by a named person and kept on the record.

Decisions 190 Each by a named person
Approvals by Shuttle 0 It never marks anything approved
Launches on record 6 What an auditor can replay
  • Who decided what, by name, and the second signature where four eyes apply.
  • Ask Shuttle answers from the record, and will not send, change or approve anything.
  • Estate never decides a status by itself, and can’t tell is never counted as in control.

Figures from the record on the Shuttle demo, read 13 Nov 2026. Meridian Trust is fictional; the data is synthetic.

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Synthetic data · Meridian Trust is a fictional bank.
A card from Needs you on the Meridian Trust demo: Legal has held the liability for a wrong balance for 12 days, against a median of 7. Shuttle drafts a chaser with what it blocks and the committee deadline; you check it and send it. A link reads: Review the draft.
A drafted chaser. Shuttle never sends it: you do, as yourself.

Who it is for

Four people come to this page with four questions. Each card goes to its answer.

Product owner, head of a retail or SME line Can this take my launch from idea to committee, with every fact sourced? Shuttle runs one launch through five phases, from idea to permission to launch. See Loom Shuttle Compliance or risk officer Does the AI decide anything? Where is the evidence? No. A named person makes every decision, on the record. See how people decide CIO, CTO, COO, head of operational resilience Can I see what runs, who owns it, and whether it is in control? Estate shows it by estate and owner, from the evidence in Kosli. See Loom Estate Partner or adviser What do they sell, and to whom? Shuttle to product owners and heads of retail; Estate to technology, compliance and risk. Book a demo as a partner

See it for yourself

Book a demo and we take you through either product on Meridian Trust. Or sign up: join the Shuttle list, which opens in December, or ask for access to the Estate demo.

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