Zams builds AI workers for business automation, positioning them as staff that complete operational tasks rather than as tools a person operates. The framing matters: the unit of work is an outcome handed over, not a feature someone uses.
The company was previously Obviously AI, a no-code predictive analytics platform, and the pivot is substantial rather than cosmetic. The old product let non-technical users train prediction models on their own data; the current one runs autonomous operational work. obviously.ai now serves an archive notice stating the original site reflects how it operated through 2025, so material written about the predictive-analytics product no longer describes what you would be buying.
For anyone who arrived looking for the original no-code prediction tool, that capability is not what this is. Judge it as an operational automation platform, and evaluate it on which specific recurring process you would hand over first, since that is where this category succeeds or fails.
