Most AI tools hand back text and leave the making to you. Zero produces the deliverable itself — researched, written, designed, and rendered — and gives you a link to send.
The same short brief drives every format, so switching from a report to a deck is a sentence rather than a new tool.
One brief: what it covers, who reads it, and the sources or numbers behind it. No outline step, no template picking, no blank page.
It gathers what it needs, writes the content, and designs the artifact around it — charts, layout, imagery, and pacing included.
Ask for a different design system, a sharper summary, another section, or a new cut of the data. Zero rebuilds from the same brief instead of starting over.
Every artifact lives at a URL you can send, and files come back in the formats the rest of your stack expects.
Each format has a gallery of real examples you can open, read, and start from.
Researched, written, and designed documents with the KPI blocks, tables, and charts laid out the way the reader expects them.
Full decks with a narrative, not a bullet dump — built on templates that already look finished.
Short explainers and announcements with script, voice-over, and captions assembled into one cut.
Spot illustrations, covers, and icon sets drawn to one house style so a set of them looks like a set.
Landing pages and small sites, generated and published to a live URL you can hand to someone.
Narration and voice-over for the video and course material the rest of the pipeline produces.
Both, depending on the format. Reports, decks, and sites are published at a shareable URL; video, illustrations, and voice come back as files you can download and drop into whatever you already use.
Yes. Presentations run on template packages, and reports carry design systems you can name in the brief. Ask for the one you want and every later revision keeps it.
Say what is wrong in the chat. Zero rebuilds the artifact from the original brief plus your correction, so a layout note does not cost you the research.
Yes. Wrap the brief in a workflow, attach a trigger, and the artifact is waiting on the cadence you set — the weekly report or the monthly deck arrives without a prompt.
Generation draws on your plan's credits, and heavier formats such as video draw more than a text report. The pricing page lists what each plan includes.
Zero also covers workflows and automation, team collaboration, and Slack and Teams. See the built-in web services it calls without an API key of your own, the models you can switch between, and pricing for what each plan includes.
A report, a deck, a video, or a site — one brief is enough to start.