ZeroTwo

ZeroTwo positions itself as an agent that delivers work rather than answers. You hand it a goal — migrate authentication from sessions to JWT, close the month, renew a customer before the 30th — and it gathers context, forms a plan, then acts across your files, your connected apps, and the open web. The agent reads and edits local files, browses and signs into the apps you use, and runs multi-step jobs to completion, while pausing for explicit approval before it sends, buys, or deletes anything.

The output is a finished artifact. Where most assistants return text you still have to build from, ZeroTwo produces the file itself: a spreadsheet with working formulas and charts, a six-slide deck, a PDF brief, a document, a site, images, or video. Alongside the work agent, a research mode reads multiple sources rather than trusting the first hit and returns structured findings with citations you can open, and a code agent handles repository-level changes. A persistent memory layer and project system keep context alive between runs, and routines let you schedule recurring jobs like competitor monitoring or month-end reports.

Pricing is freemium with a genuine free tier (100 starting credits plus a daily login bonus) and paid plans from about $14.99/month. Paid tiers add image and video generation, memory, Work and Code agents, Bots, deep research, cloud computer hours, Firecrawl and ElevenLabs credits, and pooled team capacity on the Business plan. ZeroTwo is aimed at professionals, founders, and teams who want automation that ends in a usable deliverable.