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Morning brief

Start the day knowing what it needs.

Zorapilot reads your task list, your ClickUp and your calendar overnight and writes one brief: what is due, what got done yesterday and the next few things to do. Beside it sit a business journal and a studio for the videos you make.

$5.99/month or $49.99/year after a 14-day free trial. Bring your own Anthropic key.

The Zorapilot Today screen: a greeting, the tasks due today and overdue with tick boxes and a quick-add field, and a right-hand column with today's calendar and the morning brief.
Today. What is due, what is booked and this morning's brief.

The brief

One brief, written before you wake up.

It reads your tasks wherever they live and writes the same four parts every morning.

Due today

Everything due today or overdue, from your own list and your ClickUp, in one list that says where each task lives.

Next actions

The next few things to do, picked from work you already have. It never invents a task.

Done since yesterday

What got finished, so the morning starts from what moved.

Needs attention

Work more than three days overdue, and any source that did not answer, stated in the brief itself.

The list

A task list built for focus.

Add a task, size it in pomodoros, give it a priority and a date, then start the timer on it. Smart lists show Today, Overdue and the next seven days with the time each one needs. Big projects stay in the tool you already run them in.

The Tasks screen: smart lists with time left, custom smart lists and coloured folders of lists down the left; Today on the right with time estimated, tasks to do, focus time and tasks done, and each task's priority flag, pomodoro estimate, due date, tags and a start-timer button.
Smart lists, folders, pomodoro estimates and the timer.

Quick add

Type and press Enter. It lands in your Inbox, or in the list you have open.

Due on the first screen

Anything due today or overdue shows on Today with its tick box.

Keep your ClickUp

Connect it and the brief reads it beside your own list. Zorapilot only reads; it changes nothing there.

The journal

A business journal the rest of it can read.

Write the day down the way you would in a notebook: what moved, what stalled, what to come back to. It holds what no task tool does, and it is the one part of Zorapilot that stays private by default.

A book you turn, not a folder

Pages are numbered and you turn them. Several a day is normal, and a calendar jumps you to a date.

Private until you say otherwise

Each journal names the agents that may read it, and a new journal is on nobody's list. What an agent cannot read, it cannot quote.

Notes that turn into tasks when you say so

Overnight it reads the journals you choose and proposes tasks from them. Nothing reaches your list until you accept it.

Prompts, templates and an export

A prompt a day, Gratitude, Morning Pages and Weekly Review to start from, word counts as you type, and the whole thing exports as plain markdown.

The studio

Plan the videos you make.

Each channel holds your ideas, series and episodes, and each episode moves up a stage ladder from idea to published. An episode keeps its script, beat sheet, clips, thumbnail text and publish kit in one place.

The dress

Two moods, one product.

Neon for working at night and Paper for working in daylight. The whole interface is expressed as tokens, so this is a switch rather than a second app with second bugs.

The same Today screen in the light theme: warm paper background, amber ink, monospace labels in square brackets and a terminal-style prompt before the greeting.
The same screen, same data, Paper theme.

What runs overnight

An agent that reads before you wake up, under rules you set.

Save your Anthropic key and it runs on a schedule for you, whether or not your computer is on. Every morning it reads your tasks, your ClickUp and your calendar and writes one brief. Every tool call it makes is checked against a scope you set, capped on spend, and written to an append-only log.

A run detail page showing a daily-brief run that succeeded for four cents, with an audit trail of seven entries: five allowed tool calls, one denied for writing outside its scope, one escalated for approval, plus two approval records.
Every run, every tool call, every denial. The difference between a demo you babysit and something you trust while asleep.

Scoped writes

An agent can only write where you allow it. A write outside its scope is denied and logged rather than attempted.

Hard cost caps

A per-run ceiling stops a runaway before it spends money. Cost shows on every run.

Approval pauses

Anything sensitive stops and waits for you. No answer defaults to blocked, never to went-ahead.

Bring your own key

Inference runs on your own API key, so the bill is yours and the ceiling is yours.

Where this isEverything above is live for every account today, scheduled runs included: save your Anthropic key in Settings and the brief runs for you on the hosted schedule. One exception: Google Calendar can only be connected from inside the Phan Ventures Workspace while the consent screen is being reviewed.

Pricing

One plan. 14 days free.

Every feature, as many workspaces as you keep. Start without a card, then pay monthly or yearly.

Zorapilot

Monthly
$5.99/month
Yearly · 3 months free
$49.99/year

Bring your own Anthropic key. Anthropic bills its usage to you directly.

Start free

14 days free. No card to start.

  • Everything, one plan

    No seat count, no feature tiers, no upgrade prompt in the middle of your morning.

  • Every workspace you keep

    Business and Personal, each with its own lists, journals, channels and morning brief.

  • Your key, your ceiling

    Inference is billed by your provider at cost. Set a per-run cap and the agent stops at it.

  • Cancel whenever

    Cancel yourself from Settings · Billing. Your journals export as markdown.

Straight talk

Two things worth saying out loud.

It only pays if you read it.

A brief nobody opens is a diary that writes itself. The leverage starts the morning you look.

It reduces overhead. It does not make money.

This buys back the first hour of the day and keeps overdue work from going quiet. Neither shows up as revenue on its own.

Read your first brief tomorrow morning.

Add a few tasks, connect ClickUp if you use it, and save your key. The brief arrives the next morning.

$5.99/month or $49.99/year after a 14-day free trial. Bring your own Anthropic key.