Your Engineering Intelligence Command Center

Engineering teams lose time not just by repeating old problems, but also by chasing context scattered across Jira, Slack, Confluence, Git, and countless meetings. As companies grow, institutional memory fades, duplicate efforts multiply, and alignment slips. Zamski preserves your collective knowledge, reduces context switching, and surfaces the right information at the right time so leaders and teams can stay focused and move faster.

Zamski connects to the tools your engineers already use Git, Slack, Jira, Confluence and more and builds a real-time “Artifact Stream.” It surfaces duplicate work, forgotten solutions, repeated mistakes, and missing context. More importantly, it notifies leaders of what matters as priorities shift, provides historical insight into how problems were solved, and keeps teams aligned without adding another dashboard or report.

Yes. Zamski is built for enterprise security from day one and is pursuing SOC 2 certification. It connects to your tools using read‑only APIs, encrypts everything and keeps each customer’s data isolated.

Join our early access program. We’re partnering with forward‑thinking teams to surface patterns in their engineering history. You’ll receive a free duplicate‑work analysis and first access.

Zamski is priced at $2,000 per month for up to 10 users. Each additional user is $150 per month. Early users receive preferred terms, and by avoiding duplicate work and repeated mistakes, Zamski quickly pays for itself.

When teams grow, information spreads across tickets, chat, docs and code. Without a shared memory, engineers lose context and priorities slip. Zamski keeps teams aligned by surfacing the right information at the right time.

Context switching happens when developers juggle multiple tasks and tools, forcing them to reload information each time. This cognitive overhead can waste up to 40 % of productive time. Zamski reduces context switching by delivering relevant context inside existing workflows.

Zamski’s AI analyses activity across Git, Jira, Slack and Confluence to build a real‑time model of what matters. It proactively notifies you when similar solutions, relevant discussions or past failures exist, and answers questions about who built what and when.