Loop

Loop is an independent software publisher that focuses on building lightweight infrastructure tools for developers who need to integrate multiple artificial intelligence providers without vendor lock-in. The company’s only public offering, AxonHub, acts as a translation layer that exposes a single, OpenAI-compatible REST endpoint while privately routing requests to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, or any other service that adheres to the same SDK contract. This approach allows existing codebases that already call OpenAI’s chat-completion interface to switch models or load-balance across vendors by changing a base URL and API key, eliminating the need to rewrite prompts, retry logic, or token-counting routines. Typical use cases include SaaS products that want to offer end-users a choice of underlying model, research teams conducting side-by-side evaluations of latency, cost, and quality, and DevOps groups that require automatic failover when a provider experiences an outage. Because AxonHub runs as a self-contained binary or container, it can be deployed beside applications in a private cloud, keeping prompts and data within corporate boundaries while still benefiting from public model hosts. Configuration is handled through a YAML file that lists upstream endpoints, rate limits, and routing rules, so operators can A/B test new models, implement spend caps, or add custom middleware for logging, caching, or content filtering. The publisher’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest release and allowing batch installation alongside other tools.