A cloud computer that runs while you are away, reachable from your Messages app
Zo Computer is an AI agent you reach on iMessage, SMS, Telegram, Discord, Slack and Email. To start, create an account.
How Zo Computer works
Zo is a cloud computer that answers on text. The product is a machine that runs all the time and that you reach from iMessage, SMS, Telegram, Discord, Slack or email, and what people build on it is the pitch: personal websites, tools, things that keep running after the conversation ends.
Its privacy policy is organised the way a compliance officer would want and answers the questions this directory asks in the wrong order. It lists California categories formally, records sensitive personal information as not collected, gives a Brooklyn address and an email, and covers transfers and retention in general terms. What it never names is a model provider, a messaging provider or a position on training.
For a product whose whole shape is a machine holding your accounts and your work between sessions, those three are the rows a reader would want most, and they are the three that are empty.
What Zo Computer costs, and how you start
| Channels | iMessageSMSTelegramDiscordSlackEmail |
|---|---|
| How you start | Create an account |
| Who starts it | Not stated on its own pages |
| Is there an app | Optional app An app exists but is not how you start |
| Categories | Personal assistants,Work |
| Can do | Web research,Documents,Writing code,Task management |
| Connects to | Telegram, Discord, Slack |
| Pricing | Basic $18/month, Pro $64/month, Ultra $200/month, after a 14-day trial. The trial machine goes inactive while you are away. |
| Number type | Not stated on its own pages |
| Contact number | None published |
| Documentation | zo.computer/docs |
| First message, pre-written | None published |
| Runs on | Not disclosed |
| Browses with | Not disclosed |
| Number carrier | No number to look up |
| Status | Live |
Does Zo Computer train on your conversations?
| Trains on your conversations | Not stated in the policy |
|---|---|
| Data of people who never signed up | Not addressed |
| What it holds when you connect an account | Not stated in the policy |
| If you cancel | Kept as long as necessary for the purposes collected and longer where law requires or you consent, then deleted. No period is stated. |
| Model providers named | None named |
| Jurisdiction | United States. California CCPA and CPRA categories are listed explicitly, with sensitive personal information recorded as not collected, alongside other US state disclosures. |
| Security document | Published. A security page with a vulnerability disclosure programme, its scope and rules of engagement. |
| Asks before acting | Nothing published |
| Prompt injection | Named as a risk on its own pages |
| Bug bounty | A bug bounty; prompt injection and LLM findings are welcomed and stated not to be typically eligible for rewards. |
| Availability | Not stated |
Zo Computer’s own pages answer 6 of the 9 questions this site asks of every listing. Not answered: says whether it trains on you, names who carries the messages, names its model providers. Fewer than most of its kind: 40th of 56 personal assistants.
Quoted verbatim from the published policy on 2026-10-03, and what a document says is not the same as its legal effect.
Who makes Zo Computer
| Company | Zo Computer |
|---|---|
| Founders | Rob Cheung, Ben Guo |
| Based in | Brooklyn, New York, US |
| Funding | Not disclosed on its own pages. It names its backers rather than its rounds. Source: zo.computer |
| Investors | Lightspeed, Decibel, Craft Ventures |
| Traction | Not published |
From Zo Computer’s own pages at zo.computer, last read 2026-09-10.