LoomVid
LoomVid warns that the Tet website is compromised and risks losing data. It can help identify suspicious links, but takes time to update.
At a glance
4.6 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
LoomVid helps spot bad links in real-time but updates slowly. Not ideal for rapid response scenarios.
✓What it does well
✕Where it falls short
Key features
Questions about LoomVid
What is LoomVid?
LoomVid is a web-based security tool that helps identify suspicious and potentially harmful links. It scans links as they are shared, checks them against a database of URLs flagged as suspicious or malicious, and sends alerts when a harmful link is detected. Toolio lists it for security professionals rather than casual internet users.
Is LoomVid free?
LoomVid has a free tier and is listed at $0. No paid plan was found on the vendor's site in September 2026, so the free plan is the only option Toolio shows. LoomVid runs on the web.
What are the limitations of LoomVid?
The reviewer notes that LoomVid takes time to reflect new risks, so it is not ideal for rapid-response scenarios. Its protection scope does not cover every possible threat, and new links added daily need manual verification. Those limits sit alongside a wide risk library that the reviewer credits for accurate detection.
Who should use LoomVid?
Toolio recommends LoomVid for security professionals and says it is not meant for casual internet users. It suits people who want to spot bad links and get alerts about harmful sites, but the reviewer warns it is not ideal where threats need a rapid response because its updates are slow.
How does Toolio score LoomVid?
Alex scored LoomVid 4.6 out of 5 on 3 Oct 2026 after real use. The reviewer credits it with detecting potentially harmful URLs and keeping a wide range of known risks on file. LoomVid has been listed on Toolio since March 2026.