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Enterprise Social Software
April 2024
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Social SitesReview
Gerald Chioke
An easy-to-deploy solution that allows users to record videos seamlessly for presentation and collaboration
The product has helped me to present the recording of my work. I can easily record my screen and show what I did. It is like a walk-through of the... Read more →
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What do you like most about Loom?
Top Answer:The ability to scale videos is a valuable feature of the product.
What needs improvement with Loom?
Top Answer:The solution must allow users to record videos for a longer time. I cannot use the product on my phone. The product must provide a mobile version of the product. Sometimes, when we record, it takes… more »
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Top Answer:I use Loom to record my screen for issues and bugs. I can also record my voice.
Ranking
20th
out of 38 in Enterprise Social Software
Views
127
Comparisons
105
Reviews
0
Average Words per Review
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13th
out of 38 in Enterprise Social Software
Views
198
Comparisons
160
Reviews
1
Average Words per Review
272
Rating
7.0
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Overview

Limeade ONE brings together employee well-being, engagement and inclusion in a mobile-first experience. The Limeade ONE platform empowers companies to create an intentional employee experience that demonstrates care by reaching every employee, listening to them and offering activities, resources and programs.

Loom is a video recording tool that helps you get your message across through instantly shareable videos. With Loom, you can record your camera, microphone, and desktop simultaneously. Your video is then instantly available to share through Loom's patented technology.

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April 2024
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Limeade ONE is ranked 20th in Enterprise Social Software while Loom is ranked 13th in Enterprise Social Software with 1 review. Limeade ONE is rated 8.6, while Loom is rated 7.0. The top reviewer of Limeade ONE writes "Social SitesReview". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Loom writes "An easy-to-deploy solution that allows users to record videos seamlessly for presentation and collaboration". Limeade ONE is most compared with Slack, whereas Loom is most compared with Microsoft Teams.

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