Delegate your daily work to Zentor.

Run AI tasks in a cloud workspace for $20/month, with 1,000 credits each billing period. Add more credits when you need them. Eligible new users receive a 3-day trial with 1,000 credits at signup. Credits are granted once; trial access is limited. No credit card is required and the trial does not automatically become a paid subscription.

Notion, Airtable, Slack, and Google Workspace to start. We go deep on each one before adding more.

Both words get used loosely. The working difference is that an assistant answers and an agent acts. Zentor acts: it connects to your tools, does the work there, and hands back something finished.

ChatGPT hands you an answer in a chat window. Zentor is an AI assistant that does the work inside your tools and delivers the finished thing where it belongs.

Cowork does the work in its own workspace, and what it learns about you stays there. Zentor works inside the tools you already pay for, and the memory it builds is yours to export and take to another AI.

They run a task in their own cloud environment and hand you the output to move yourself. Zentor works with your Notion, Airtable and inbox, and also delivers ready-to-use image and presentation files.

Notion AI is good inside Notion, and it stops at the edge of Notion. Zentor carries the same context across Notion, Airtable, Slack and your inbox, which is where a day's work actually spans.

If a rule with fixed steps already solves it, keep it. That is what those are for. Zentor is for the work a rule cannot express: judgement, your tone, and state that carries from one run to the next.

It stops and tells you what it could not do, rather than half-finishing quietly. Credits already spent on the attempt still count, so what matters is that you find out early.

You do. Export or delete your memory whenever you want, and take it to any AI you use.