Microsoft has opened free access to the Loop service - this is an analogue of Notion

Microsoft now allows anyone to access the collaboration service loop. Like its well-known counterpart Notion, it includes workspaces and pages where you can import and organize tasks, projects, and documents.

One of the main features of Loop was the common components. They allow you to turn any page into a block of content that can be embedded in Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Word, and other company services.

Loop's workspace interface is very similar to Notion's. The pages here are like blank canvases on which people can work together with text, be creative, plan tasks, and so on. All this with progress trackers, user notes and even data synchronization with planners.

Loop also has a built-in AI service Microsoft 365 Copilot. While it is being tested with a limited range of users and companies.

Microsoft is currently opening Loop for public preview, allowing businesses and users to access an early version of the software. If you have a Microsoft account or Azure Active Directory, you can open the service via

web application, with iOS and Android versions coming soon.