Haiku vs Loom for SOPs: When 'Just Record It' Isn't Enough

The fundamental difference between [Haiku](/reviews/haiku) and [Loom](/blog/haiku-vs-loom-for-sops) is their architectural goal: Loom is designed to replace meetings with video messages, while Haiku is designed to replace tribal knowledge with structured documentation. Loom forces viewers to scrub through timelines to find specific instructions, creating a massive time-sink for recurring tasks. In contrast, Haiku captures your workflow across both browser and desktop apps, then uses Gemini 3 Flash to generate a twin-engine output: a narrated video and a perfectly formatted written guide. For teams scaling their operations in 2026, [Haiku](/reviews/haiku) is the clear winner for SOP creation, though Loom remains useful for quick, non-permanent updates that do not require an audit trail or step-by-step clarity.