Dear plant owner,
LineLoop turns the CCTV cameras your factory already has into an AI line supervisor. It watches every station, notices the moment one stops, and tells your supervisor on WhatsApp while there is still time to act.
No new cameras. No new hardware. No dashboard that nobody opens. Just a clear picture of the line during the shift, not a spreadsheet after it.
We are onboarding our first pilot plants now, and spots are limited. If you run a line, we would like to hear from you.
— Mahesh & Karan Jariwala
On most lines today, the real output is known only at the end of the shift. A supervisor walks the line with a clipboard, the numbers go into Excel, and the report reaches the owner when nothing can be done about it.
Nobody is hiding anything. A station waits for material. A changeover runs long. A machine trips, gets restarted, trips again. Each one is small. Together they decide whether you ship on time.
“You cannot fix in the shift what you only learn about after it.”
Meanwhile, your OEM is keeping score. Suppliers get squeezed on three numbers:
We link LineLoop to the CCTV recorder (NVR or DVR) you already have, usually in an afternoon. It’s a web app, so there is nothing to install on the line.
Together, on your shop floor, we set up your stations, your shift targets and what “good” looks like at each station.
Supervisors get WhatsApp alerts during the shift, as bottlenecks form. Owners get line and shift reports they can actually read.
When a line stops, LineLoop tells you why: a changeover, missing material or a breakdown. It learns this from your plant’s own SOPs and maintenance logs.
LineLoop looks at stations and machines. Every few seconds, it marks each station as one of four things, and that is all it is looking for.
Supervisors and unions are right to reject surveillance tools. We’ve built LineLoop not to be one, because a tool the shop floor doesn’t trust is a tool nobody uses.
“One of us has spent a career on the shop floor and across the supplier table. The other builds the software.”
More than 35 years in Indian auto manufacturing and sourcing. He has worked on the shop floor, sat on the buying side of the supplier table, and run his own manufacturing unit. He knows what an OEM asks of a supplier, and what it takes on the floor to deliver it.
Ten years building new software products from zero to one, the kind that quietly does the work in the background so people don’t have to chase it.
Now he’s building LineLoop with his father, so the line can tell you what it’s doing while the shift is still on.
We are starting small on purpose. A handful of pilot plants, set up with you on your own shop floor, using the cameras you already have.
If you run tier-1 or tier-2 lines in Waluj, Shendra, Chakan or anywhere else, and you would like to know what your line is doing while the shift is still on, put your name on the list below. Or book half an hour and tell us about your line. We’re happy to just listen.
P.S. Pilot spots are limited, because we set up every plant in person.