Now available on iOS and Android

Engineer AI Systems with Graphs and Loops

Turn complex ideas into visual AI graphs, structured execution loops, and reusable workflows. Design systems beyond one-off prompting with Loop Engineering AI.

Windows and macOS apps are coming soon.

  • Windows — Coming Soon
  • macOS — Coming Soon
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Workflow overview illustrating an agent loop of plan, validate, guardrails, retries, stop conditions and final report
Visual graph editor showing an AI agents workflow of connected planner, router, specialist, validator and human approval nodes
Graph Analyzer screen showing an architecture score of 81 with warnings and a quality breakdown for structure, routing, state design and validation

Prompt

One instruction, one response

Loop

Plan → Execute → Validate → Retry

Graph

Multi-node intelligent organisation

Platform availability

Available now on mobile

Loop Engineering AI is live on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Desktop apps are on the way.

Available now

iPhone and iPad

Native iOS app with the full graph, loop and prompt workspace.

Download on the App Store
Available now

Android phones and tablets

Native Android app with the same local-first project library.

Get it on Google Play
Coming Soon

Windows

A desktop canvas for larger graphs is in development.

Coming Soon

macOS

A native Mac workspace is in development.

Inside the app

See Graph and Loop Engineering in Action

Explore the complete mobile workspace for creating visual AI graphs, structured execution loops, reusable prompts and AI engineering projects.

All screens

Swipe on mobile, or use the arrows. Select any screen for a larger preview.

  • Create hub

    Workspace

  • Visual graph

    Graph Engineering

  • Routes and branching

    Graph Engineering

  • Graph analyzer

    Quality analysis

  • Improve graph

    Quality analysis

  • Loop node detail

    Loop Engineering

  • Agent loop cycle

    Loop Engineering

  • Agent graph systems

    Graph Engineering

  • Mermaid export

    Export

  • Graph Engineering track

    Learning Academy

  • Practice exercises

    Learning Academy

  • Improve and learn

    Workspace

Why Loop Engineering AI

Most AI users write prompts.
Professionals engineer systems.

Our platform teaches you how AI actually evolves — from a single instruction, to a self-correcting agent, to a coordinated multi-node workflow you can inspect, validate and export.

01

Prompt Engineering

One instruction. One response.

  • Perfect for writing, coding and brainstorming
  • Role, context, constraints and output format
  • Fastest path from idea to usable output
02

Loop Engineering

One intelligent agent that refuses to settle.

  • Plan → Execute → Validate → Improve → Retry
  • Runs until an explicit success condition is met
  • Stop conditions cap iterations, time and cost
03

Graph Engineering

A complete AI workflow — an intelligent organisation.

  • Multiple specialised nodes and shared state
  • Routing, validation and human approvals
  • Framework exports for production teams
The evolution

The Evolution of AI Engineering

Each stage does not replace the last — it contains it. Graphs are made of loops, and loops are made of prompts.

  1. Stage 1

    Prompt Engineering

    Single instruction

    You ask once and judge the answer yourself. Precision lives entirely in the wording.

  2. Stage 2

    Loop Engineering

    Single intelligent worker

    The agent critiques and rewrites its own output until it passes your criteria — or safely stops.

  3. Stage 3

    Graph Engineering

    Entire intelligent organisation

    Specialists collaborate over shared state with explicit routing, quality gates and human control.

Workflow overview illustrating an agent loop of plan, validate, guardrails, retries, stop conditions and final report
A bounded agent loop with guardrails and stop conditions
Bounded retry node detail showing purpose, inputs, outputs, instruction, validations, failure behaviour and human approval settings
Loop node validation, retries and approval settings
The next evolution

What is Graph Engineering?

Graph Engineering is the next evolution of AI system design. Instead of one AI repeating work, multiple specialised nodes collaborate together.

Nodes perform work

Each node is a specialist with one job, one contract and one output shape.

Edges route information

Conditional routing sends results forward, backwards, or to a fallback path.

Shared state connects everything

A typed state object every node reads and writes — the real contract of the graph.

Validators ensure quality

Quality gates score output and can return work to an earlier node automatically.

Human approvals keep control

Deliberate checkpoints before anything irreversible is published or executed.

Stop conditions finish safely

Budgets, iteration caps and success criteria end the run without runaway cost.

Graph Engineering is an emerging engineering discipline for orchestrating AI-agent workflows as explicit graphs — nodes, routing, shared state, validation, approvals, retries and observability. It builds on established workflow orchestration concepts while extending Loop Engineering to coordinated multi-node systems. It is an emerging practice rather than a universally standardised term.

Reference: Graph Engineering for AI agents — CodesDevs

Live example

Research → Publish graph

Edges animate as state flows
Visual graph editor showing an AI agents workflow of connected planner, router, specialist, validator and human approval nodes
The visual graph editor on mobile
Graph view showing a workflow planner and risk router branching into standard path, retry with validator feedback and parallel review paths
Conditional routing between nodes
Everything included

One app. The whole AI engineering workflow.

Build, analyze, edit, learn and export — without leaving your device.

Prompt Builder

Compose structured prompts from role, context, constraints and output contracts.

Loop Builder

Design plan-execute-validate-retry cycles with explicit success and stop conditions.

Graph Builder

Assemble multi-node agent workflows with routing, shared state and approvals.

Graph Visualization

See the whole system at a glance — nodes, edges, gates and failure paths.

Graph Analyzer

Architecture scoring, warnings, critical issues and suggested improvements.

Visual Graph Editor

Drag nodes, rewire edges, edit state and auto-layout the canvas.

Framework Export

Scaffolds for LangGraph, ADK, OpenAI Agents SDK, CrewAI, AutoGen, n8n and Make.

Mermaid Export

Documentation-ready diagrams you can paste straight into a README or wiki.

Gemini AI

Bring your own Gemini key for generation, analysis and rewriting.

Learning Academy

Structured tracks across Prompt, Loop and Graph Engineering.

Local Library

Every prompt, loop and graph saved and searchable on your device.

Privacy First

No prompt uploads, no graph uploads, no hidden cloud sync.

Offline Storage

Your library stays available even without a network connection.

Version History

Track how a graph evolved and compare revisions side by side.

Framework Scaffolding

Generated project structure and implementation guidance to start fast.

Graph Analyzer

Know your architecture is sound before you build it

The analyzer reviews your graph like a senior engineer would — structure, routing, safety and cost.

Architecture Score

A single quality number for structure, routing and safety.

Warnings

Missing stop conditions, unused nodes, ambiguous edges.

Critical Issues

Unreachable paths, infinite loops, unapproved irreversible actions.

Suggested Improvements

Concrete rewrites ranked by impact on reliability.

Automatic Fix Planning

A step-by-step remediation plan you can apply node by node.

Version Comparison

Diff two revisions and see exactly what changed and why.

Visual Highlights

Problem nodes and edges highlighted directly on the graph.

Architecture Score

86

  • Critical — Publisher node runs without a preceding approval gate.
  • Warning — Validator has no maximum retry budget.
  • Improve — Split Research Agent into search and synthesis nodes.

Illustrative analyzer output. Scores depend on your own graph.

Graph Analyzer screen showing an architecture score of 81 with warnings and a quality breakdown for structure, routing, state design and validation
Architecture score in the app
Improve Graph panel listing options to simplify the graph, add stronger validation, add failure recovery, reduce node count and add human approval
Suggested improvements
Visual Graph Editor

Edit the system, not the syntax

A canvas built for thinking: reposition nodes, rewire routes, adjust shared state and validate — all with full undo history.

content-pipeline.graph
Drag nodes
Edit routes
Change state
Undo
Redo
Auto layout
Validation
Planner
Research
Writer
Validator
Approval
Publisher

Illustrative editor mockup — the live canvas ships inside the mobile app.

Interoperability

Export Anywhere

Design once, ship into the stack your team already uses.

LangGraph Python
LangGraph TypeScript
Google ADK
OpenAI Agents SDK
CrewAI
AutoGen
n8n
Make
Framework Neutral

Exports generate scaffolds and implementation guidance — not deployed applications or executed workflows. You keep full control of credentials, tools, hosting and deployment.

Learning Academy

Learn the discipline, not just the tricks

Three sequenced tracks that take you from writing a prompt to architecting a production multi-agent graph.

Prompt Engineering

Foundations of instruction design: roles, context, constraints, output contracts, evaluation and prompt patterns that survive real use.

  • Anatomy of a professional prompt
  • Few-shot and structured output
  • Evaluating and iterating

Loop Engineering

Turn instructions into agents: self-critique, acceptance criteria, retry strategy, budgets and safe termination.

  • Plan-execute-validate cycles
  • Designing acceptance tests
  • Stop conditions and cost control

Graph Engineering

Architect multi-agent systems: node decomposition, shared state design, routing, validators, approvals and observability.

  • Decomposing work into nodes
  • State and routing design
  • Approvals, tracing and exports
Academy Graph Engineering track with lessons on what graph engineering is, prompt versus loop versus graph, nodes and shared state, and conditional routing
Lessons inside the Graph Engineering track
Academy practice screen with exercises for turning a vague prompt into a professional prompt and a prompt into an agent loop
Hands-on practice exercises in the Academy

100+

Prompt Templates

50+

Loop Templates

30+

Graph Templates

100+

Lessons

9

Framework Exports

Everything stored locally.

Local-first

Your AI Work Stays Yours

Your intellectual property is the prompt, the loop and the graph. None of it needs to leave your device.

Prompts stay local.
Loops stay local.
Graphs stay local.
Gemini API key stays local.
Only purchase entitlement metadata uses Firebase.
No graph uploads.
No prompt uploads.
No hidden cloud sync.
Home screen improve section with Analyze, Convert and Edit Saved Graph actions above Prompt Engineering and Loop Engineering learning cards
Your library, stored on your own device
From the blog

Deep dives on AI Engineering

Plain-language explanations of prompts, loops, graphs and the frameworks that run them.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Prompt Engineering is the practice of designing a single, precise instruction — role, context, constraints, output format and quality bar — so a model returns the result you actually wanted on the first pass. One instruction, one response.

Build Better AI Systems

From a single prompt to complete multi-agent workflows — learn, build, analyze and export from one privacy-first app.

Windows and macOS apps are coming soon.