Zaro

Zaro is a workspace platform built by a team from PolyAI, Convergence, and Salesforce, and backed by Cherry VC. It lets teams build AI agents, no-code applications, and custom tools directly from their own data — all within a single, permissioned workspace. The product launched publicly on Product Hunt and is currently live for sign-up with a free credit tier.

What It Is

Zaro combines three interconnected layers — context storage, AI agents, and auto-generated applications — into one workspace. The core idea is that intelligence should compound: every agent run reads from and writes back to the same shared workspace, so context accumulates rather than resetting with each session. Teams describe what they need in plain language, and Zaro builds a live dashboard, pipeline tracker, or automated briefing connected to their data.

How the Three-Layer Architecture Works

Zaro's workspace is organized around three mutually reinforcing components:

• Context & Files: Documents, call recordings, CRM records, Slack threads, and specifications are stored in a versioned, permissioned workspace. Data is searchable and owned by the organization, not the vendor.
• AI Agents: Agents can be scheduled, triggered, or run on demand. They are built on MCP (Model Context Protocol), described as an open standard for AI tool connectivity. Zaro claims proprietary routing that switches between cost-efficient and frontier models automatically, which it says reduces costs by roughly 10x compared to running frontier models on every task.
• No-Code Applications: Users describe what they need and Zaro generates a connected app — a sales pipeline tracker, a morning news digest, a facilities hub — that updates automatically as the underlying data changes.

Deployment Model and Data Ownership

A central design principle Zaro emphasizes is data ownership. The platform is positioned against tools that accumulate organizational intelligence inside the vendor's platform. Zaro stores context inside the user's own workspace, which it describes as portable, versioned, and vendor-neutral. Workspaces are siloed by design — company-wide, per team, or per use case — and all integrations are included on every plan without per-seat fees.

Integrations and Connectivity

Zaro connects to files, CRM records, Slack, calls, and external publications. The agent layer is built on MCP, which the product page describes as an open standard, and the platform supports any model or framework. The pricing page confirms all integrations are included across every plan tier.

Target Audience and Use Cases

Zaro targets solo builders, small teams, and larger organizations running always-on automation. The homepage highlights use cases across Sales, Marketing, Product, Operations, Design, HR & Legal, Finance, and Engineering. A published case study describes a founder who used Zaro to build a press release tracker and news monitor that delivers a morning digest automatically — built within days of joining the beta.

Current Status

Zaro launched publicly on Product Hunt and is accepting sign-ups with a free credit tier (no credit card required). The team background includes alumni from PolyAI, Convergence (acquired by Salesforce per the homepage link), and Salesforce itself. The product is in active development with a live status page at zaro.ai/status.