Questions

Zero gets things done instead of only answering. Its Zips use their own computers and browsers, and your Mac when you allow it, so they can sign in to sites and finish tasks for you.

No. Sending, spending and deleting always wait for you to tap the card a Zip shows you.

Zero reads your Gmail and Google Calendar only after you sign in with Google. Everything else comes from what you tell Zero, which it remembers, and what your Zips find while they work.

Yes. You can dictate a message, or call a Zip and talk it through. The Zip answers out loud and keeps working while you talk.

It tells you what stopped it and asks one short question, such as signing in to a site or choosing between two options. Once you answer, it picks up where it left off.

Yes. You can switch questions off in settings, limit how many reach your lock screen, and set quiet hours.

On your own computer. That is your Mac, which the Mac app sets up for you, or a home computer running Ubuntu that you leave on, which takes one command. Your iPhone connects to it. Zero does not run your Zips on anyone else's computer, unless you choose a hosted plan once they open.

A Mac, or a home computer running Ubuntu that stays on, and the ChatGPT or Claude plan you already have. An iPhone is optional, and it works with Zero running on that computer.

Download the Mac app, or join the iPhone preview, from the home page. The iPhone app is still a preview, so some things will change.

Running Zero on your own computer is free. Hosted plans start at $5 a month and open later. The pricing page lists what each one includes.

Yes. You can read the code, and you can run it yourself for free. The link is in the open source section of the home page.