Zebric is an open-source platform for internal operations software — built because the existing options all ask you to give up too much control over something too important.
There's a spreadsheet somewhere in your company that became a system. A Zapier workflow holding together two tools that were never meant to talk. A custom admin panel that works fine — until the process changes, and then it's a six-week ticket in someone else's backlog.
No-code tools and SaaS platforms are the usual response. They work, for a while. Then your configuration ends up inside a vendor's UI. Your data ends up in their schema. When an AI tries to help, it can't — there's nothing to read.
Zebric is a different approach. You describe your operations as a blueprint — entities, workflows, permissions, views — in plain text that lives in your repository. The platform generates the software. When something needs to change, you edit the file. So can your AI.
A blueprint describing what a system does is more durable than the code implementing it. You can diff it, review it, and ask an AI to change it.
Operations data in a SaaS platform is subject to their schema, their API limits, and their acquisition decisions. Self-hosted means you query it directly.
The teams getting the most out of AI aren't the ones with the best prompts — they're the ones whose logic is already written down somewhere a model can read.
Open source means you can audit it, run it yourself, and fork it. That's not a nice-to-have for software your business depends on.
| Status Early access | License Open source |
| Hosting Self-hosted | AI-ready Yes |
| Organization ZapCircle HQ | |