Zentr is the shared memory for your team and its AI. Docs, tasks, emails, threads and decisions all live in one connected workspace, so everyone (including Pulse, your AI teammate) works from the same context.
Pulse reads your project, drafts updates, finds blockers and turns decisions into tasks. Because the work stays in one place, you can always see why a task exists and what decision created it.
Plan a launch in one project and keep the reasoning behind every decision right next to the work.
pulse · scanning 6 competitors for free-plan limits…1/1 100%
Notion — generous free tier, caps shared blocks
Linear — free plan caps issue count
Figma — free plan limits editable files
→ recommendation: cap our free plan at 100 pages
Maya asked about competitor caps. Pulse checked six of them and recommended 100. The team agreed.↻ replay
What's in the box
▾ Pulse sits inside your project.
Most AI tools sit on the side, waiting for prompts. Pulse sees what you see, joins the threads you're in and works with the same context as everyone else.
▾ AI that does the work, not just suggests it.
Ask Pulse for the launch update. It reads the project, drafts the update and links the blockers.
▾ Find anything. Reference everything.
Everything nests, and everything links. A task can live under a doc, a thread under a task, and you can link any of them from anywhere.
▾ For developers and agents: it's all one tree.
Every note, task, thread, doc and AI message is a node in a single addressable tree. Stable refs, real bidirectional links, scriptable end-to-end via the zentr CLI and HTTP API. The same surface your team scripts against is the same one Pulse drives. Not a separate AI layer bolted on, the same tree you work in.
▸ real-time collaboration, weekly summaries, PDFs you can search and reference, board & table views, public pages, import from Notion, version history, keyboard shortcuts — see everything →
The bet
Most workspace tools were built before AI could do anything useful. Most AI tools were built without a workspace. We're building both as one thing — because the next decade of work belongs to teams that build alongside AI, not around it.
We built Zentr because we got tired of pretending workspace tools matched how we actually think. If that's how you feel too, you're who we're building this for.