I build narrow software that fixes one specific annoyance properly, instead of broad software that fixes ten things badly. Each tool starts as a complaint I heard often enough to take seriously.
I read that email three times and I still don't know what they're asking me to do.Heard from — anyone new to a corporate job
A Chrome extension that translates corporate jargon into plain English. Highlight any email, Slack message, or ticket and it tells you what was actually meant — buzzwords stripped out, tone included.
See Frankly →The next one is still a complaint I'm listening toHave one? Tell me about it
I only start building once the same problem has come up enough times that the shape of the fix is obvious. This slot fills when that happens.
Send me a problem →If a tool needs a feature list to explain itself, it's already doing too much. Every Zama tool should be describable in one sentence.
Tools are priced between $5 and $15 a month, billed through Lemon Squeezy. Cancel from your receipt email at any time, no account required.
There's no support queue and no chatbot. Email goes to me, and I answer it. That's a feature of being small, not a limitation.