Protecting the Intent Behind the Work
Only people know what’s worth doing.

Our Story

I founder left great roles because the spirit of the product was lost. 

It was never a meltdown or a dramatic failure. It was something much smaller. A feature shipped exactly as written, but completely wrong in spirit. The spec was solid. The design looked beautiful. The code passed every check. But the result left everyone unsatisfied. 


No one had made a mistake. And yet it was clear something had gone missing.

That moment stayed with me. Not because it was rare, but because it kept happening. The hardest part of building was never the technology. It was knowing when things had started to drift.

Zamski came from that feeling. I didn’t want another platform to manage the work. I wanted something that made sense of it. Something that could spot the early signs of misalignment before they became expensive, embarrassing, or irreversible. 


I did not build Zamski to replace anyone. I built it to protect the instinct to do the right work, not just finish the work quickly. Zamski is here to serve that instinct. And to make sure it doesn’t get lost in the noise.

— Eli Landon, Founder