Generate custom apps from your data
Create apps from workspace files and connected data, such as dashboards, trackers, and briefings, without starting from a blank template.
Zaro is an AI workspace platform for internal apps, agents, and workflows on company data, with shared credits, a free trial, and paid plans.
Zaro is a workspace platform for building internal apps, agents, and workflows on top of your company’s own data. The site positions it as an alternative to stitching together separate tools: you connect data into one workspace, then use that shared context to generate dashboards, trackers, briefings, and agent runs that write back into the same system.
The product is aimed at teams that want intelligence to live inside their own workspace rather than inside a vendor’s tool. Zaro says its workspace can be scoped by company, team, or use case, supports files and operational data such as calls, CRM records, Slack threads, and specifications, and is built on MCP for AI tool connectivity.
Create apps from workspace files and connected data, such as dashboards, trackers, and briefings, without starting from a blank template.
Run agents on demand, on a schedule, or when triggered. Each run reads from the workspace and writes results back into it.
Connect company data sources such as files, calls, CRM records, Slack threads, and specifications into one versioned workspace.
Keep context, agent output, and apps linked together so updates in the workspace can inform future runs and downstream tools.
Use proprietary routing to switch models automatically, with the site stating that lower-cost models are used routinely and frontier models when needed.
Control sharing and access with permissioned workspace data, plus options for public links and custom domains on the Launch plan.
Create a live dashboard or tracker from workspace files, then keep it updated automatically as the underlying data changes.
Connect Slack threads, specifications, CRM records, and calls into one workspace so an agent can answer questions or produce summaries from current context.
Schedule or trigger agents that run recurring checks, generate digests, or send updates before meetings and other routine moments.
Build team-specific tools such as onboarding, people-ops, or facilities hubs that combine multiple data sources in one place.
Share selected apps through public links or a custom domain when you need external visibility, while keeping the workspace data owned by your company.
Zaro prices per organisation, not per seat. Each workspace or company shares a single credit pool, so the number of teammates in the organisation does not change the plan price.
The source describes Zaro as a workspace where you connect company data, run agents on that data, and generate apps from it. It is designed for teams that want their own systems and workflows built on their own data.
Yes. The pricing page says every paid plan includes the full product and all integrations; the plans mainly differ by credit volume, while Enterprise adds controls such as SSO, audit logs, and dedicated support.
The pricing page says the free trial includes 5,000 credits, no credit card is required, and the trial is valid for 30 days.
You can choose a monthly plan, use top-up credit packs, or contact sales for Enterprise. Monthly plan credits refresh each cycle, while top-up credits roll over for 12 months.
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