Deployment truth
A services x environments board with trust states. Ingest deploys from any CI, reconcile against what's actually live, and flag drift when what's reported disagrees with what's running. The core Zero was built on.
Zero connects to your clouds and shows what's deployed, what it costs, what's at risk, and who owns it. Keyless setup, first inventory in minutes. Free tier, no credit card.
Zero shows your engineering org what's actually happening — what's deployed, what it costs, what's at risk, and who owns it. No application-code changes. Connect your clouds, see the truth.
A services x environments board with trust states. Ingest deploys from any CI, reconcile against what's actually live, and flag drift when what's reported disagrees with what's running. The core Zero was built on.
One catalog for everything you run across GCP, AWS, Azure, and GitHub. Resources are tagged, graphed by dependency, and mapped to services automatically — with list, graph, and geographic map views.
Actual spend from GCP, AWS, and Azure billing, attributed to services and environments. Month-end forecasts, budgets, top movers, and potential savings. When a cost jumps, Zero names the deploy that shipped just before it. Every number says whether it's real or estimated.
Drift, stale infra, missing owners, dependency CVEs, public ports, and least-privilege gaps across your clouds — flagged automatically, sorted by severity. A tunable detection catalog with custom rules, plus vendor status watch to answer "is it us or them?". Dismiss what's intentional, act on what isn't.
Active DNS, TLS, and cert checks, plus uptime probes from ~40 regions so "down in APAC, up in US" is a real answer. SLOs and SLAs with error budgets, outage episodes, and flapping detection. An expiring cert or lapsing domain becomes an issue before it takes you down.
A rules engine that turns findings into actions — tag, archive, suppress, dismiss, or notify. Destructive actions require N-of review and approval. Runs are verified against the next sync, with a full audit trail on every state change.
Hosted status pages built from the same uptime data you already track — components, SLA commitments with credit schemes, incidents, and maintenance windows. A public trust page answers "send me your security posture." Custom domains and branding included.
Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client and ask about your own org in plain language — issues, spend, deploy drift, uptime, dependency CVEs. Fifteen read-only tools over OAuth 2.1, capped to exactly what the member who connected it can read. No write access.
GCP, AWS, and Azure connect keyless via workload identity federation — no cloud keys stored. GitHub, Slack, and Jira over OAuth; Cloudflare via a KMS-encrypted read-only token. Every connector asks only for the access it needs, and setup wizards get you connected in minutes.
Most tools that map your infrastructure want an agent in your environment or a key in their vault. Zero wants neither. Connect a keyless connector — scoped to exactly what it needs — and see your inventory in minutes. Zero flags what's wrong and never acts without your say-so. No demo, no sales call — just connect.
GCP, AWS, and Azure connect via workload identity federation — no long-lived cloud keys stored, nothing to leak or rotate. GitHub, Slack, and Jira over OAuth.
Nothing runs inside your environment. Zero works over your cloud's own APIs — no agent to deploy, patch, or trust with a foothold in your infra.
Zero surfaces what's wrong; it doesn't act on its own. When a workflow takes a step, anything destructive needs your review and approval — with a full audit trail on every change.
Revoke from your side any time — one step in your cloud, no support ticket. You're never locked in to see your own truth.
By default, no — Zero reads. It maps, monitors, and flags without touching your infrastructure. When you want action, Workflows can turn a finding into a step like tag, notify, or archive — and anything destructive needs your explicit review and approval, with a full audit trail. You decide how much Zero is allowed to do; it never acts behind your back.
No. GCP, AWS, and Azure connect keyless via workload identity federation — there are no long-lived cloud keys for us to hold or for anyone to leak. GitHub, Slack, and Jira connect over OAuth; Cloudflare uses a KMS-encrypted read-only token. Nothing to rotate, nothing sitting in a vault.
Minutes. The setup wizard walks you through a keyless connection to your first cloud, and inventory starts populating as soon as it's authorized. No agents to deploy, no application-code changes, no procurement call first.
A real, standing free tier — no credit card, no time limit. You connect your clouds and see the truth: inventory, deploys, spend, posture, reliability. It's not a countdown to a paywall. When your team outgrows it, you'll know.
GCP, AWS, and Azure for infrastructure, cost, and posture; GitHub for repos and supply chain; Slack and Jira for workflow; Cloudflare for edge and DNS. Resources are catalogued, graphed by dependency, and mapped to services automatically across all of them.
Any time, from your side. Because access is keyless, revoking is a one-step change in your cloud — no keys to hunt down and destroy, no support ticket. You're never locked in to see your own truth.
Some teams want more than a platform — a partner who's made the hard AI calls before. That's our advisory practice. Same people who build Zero, on a monthly retainer.
You built it in a weekend — now what — the migration playbook for when the tool that got you here won't get you there. One email a month, about the same length. No tracking pixels, no drip sequence.