Zo is a 📝Managed Cloud Computer — a persistent, browser-accessible cloud machine that gives an AI agent its own file system, terminal, model selection, and integrations, so it can run tasks autonomously and on a schedule.
Zo is a cloud-native environment rather than a wrapper around a single model: users choose among leading models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, and others — bringing their own API keys or using Zo's managed access — while the agent works with a full file system, terminal, browser automation, cron scheduling, persistent cross-session memory, and a dedicated phone number for SMS-triggered tasks. It connects natively to services such as Google, Notion, Dropbox, Linear, Airtable, Telegram, GitHub, and Spotify, and can reach arbitrary APIs on demand.
The system snapshots the entire computer state on a regular basis, with point-in-time restore available, and lets users author and install reusable Skills — scoped capability modules — inside the environment. Zo runs entirely in the cloud and never touches the user's local machine; pricing is subscription-based with a freemium tier and a bring-your-own-key option.
Zo frames itself as a way to reclaim personal control of computing from centralized SaaS, and it carries notable pedigree — built by engineers who were early at Stripe and Substack, with Stripe's Collison brothers and Vercel's Guillermo Rauch among its backers.