Zebi
A task and knowledge operating system built for the way real teams coordinate — structured task workflows, living documents, and agent-ready automation in one workspace.
Teams were stitching together project tools, docs, and messaging apps — and losing context at every seam.
Work management tools handle tasks. Knowledge tools handle documents. Communication tools handle conversations. But real work crosses all three constantly, and the joins between them are where context dies. Teams spend more time synchronising tools than doing the work the tools are supposed to support.
One operating system for tasks, knowledge, and coordination — with agent automation built in from the start.
Zebi brings structured task workflows, living documents, and team coordination into a single workspace. Every task, document, and decision lives in one connected system. Agent-ready automation means repeatable work can be delegated without leaving the platform.
Frontend
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind
Backend
- Node
- TypeScript
Database
- Postgres
- Supabase
AI Layer
- Claude
- OpenAI
Infrastructure
- Vercel
- Supabase Cloud
Built around how teams actually move work — not a kanban board with opinions, but a structured task lifecycle with clear ownership and handover.
Documents that live alongside the work they describe, versioned and linked so nothing drifts.
Designed for AI agents to pick up, execute, and report on structured tasks — not bolted on, but native.
One workspace per team, with spaces, stacks, and projects organising work without admin overhead.
Live at zebi.app, with API access for integrations and agent-driven workflows.
Zebi is live and running real team workflows — tasks, documents, and agent automation in one operating system.
Teams use Zebi as the single place where work is planned, tracked, and documented. The agent layer means structured tasks can be picked up and executed programmatically, closing the loop between human coordination and automated execution.
Zebi is a per-workspace SaaS subscription. The product earns its place by replacing the gap between three or four tools teams were already paying for — and adding the agent automation layer none of them offered.
Commercial breakdown
- Model
- SaaS subscription
- Status
- Live
- Revenue
- Per-workspace monthly
- Ownership
- Founder
It replaced our project tool, our wiki, and half our Slack channels. That was week one.
Early adopter · Product team lead