About Zaleno
The context you need to make a decision is scattered — GitHub, a calendar, Notion, deployment dashboards, a dozen browser tabs. Stitching it together is a tax you pay every day. Zaleno removes it. It’s an AI executive assistant that treats all of those tools as one surface it can reason over, so the answer comes to you instead of you hunting for it.
Ask something like “what should I focus on today?” and Zaleno pulls live data from the tools you’ve connected, reasons across them, and returns a tight, decision-ready briefing — grounded in real repos, pull requests, events, and deploy states, not guesses.
The principles
- Private by construction. There is no database. Your credentials live in your browser and are used only, in memory, to answer your own requests. Nobody can see anyone else’s data.
- Free forever. Reasoning runs on free-tier models (Gemini, with an automatic Groq fallback). Hosting is Vercel’s free tier. It never bills you.
- Read-only, for now. Zaleno briefs you but never changes your work. Write actions will be opt-in and approval-gated when they arrive.
- Ease first. Sign in with GitHub in one click — no keys to find or paste.
Who built it
Zaleno is a product by Rian Fernando, part of a portfolio of tools exploring AI, systems, and craft. It’s open on GitHub.