Zerve, founded in 2021 in Ireland by Phily Hayes, Jason Hilary, and Greg Michaelson, runs agentic notebooks that explore, run, fix, and rerun code toward an answer rather than stopping at a single response, automating data discovery, schema mapping, and lineage across a warehouse alongside the analysis itself.
Its persistent institutional knowledge carries context and methodology across projects, so a new analysis can build on how the team approached similar problems before rather than starting blank, and conversational reports stay synced with live data instead of freezing at the moment they were generated. Deployments ship directly from notebooks as APIs, apps, or dashboards, and enterprise plans support on-premises or fully air-gapped installations.
A free plan includes 300 credits with no credit card required, and paid tiers start around $18.75 a user per month billed annually. For a data team that wants institutional context carried automatically across analyses, with deployment built into the same notebook rather than a separate handoff step, Zerve's persistent-memory, end-to-end workflow addresses that directly.
