An Agent Built for Data Science, 
not Software Engineering

AI coding tools generate code. Zerve's agent understands your data and builds complete analyses, pipelines, and models.

Understanding Your Data, Not Just 
Finding It

Skip the hours of manual inspection. Zerve's agent surfaces schemas, relationships and quality issues automatically, so you can start building immediately.

Understanding Your Data, Not Just 
Finding It

Consistent Environments Across Your Team

No more "works on my machine." Every data scientist gets the same reproducible environment from day one. No manual setup, no dependency conflicts.

Consistent Environments Across Your Team

Deploy Through Code, Not Platform Constraints

Turn notebooks into production systems. APIs, scheduled jobs or applications. Hand off to engineering when needed. No templates, no rigid platforms.

Deploy Through Code, Not Platform Constraints

Track, Collaborate, and Version Your Work

Version control built in. Branch, commit, and merge without leaving. Notebooks are reproducible and deterministic. Share work that actually runs.

Track, Collaborate, and Version Your Work

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can upload your existing notebooks into Zerve. Zerve understands cell dependencies, safely parallelizes execution where possible, and shows you the execution plan before running, without changing your code.

By default, your code runs on Zerve-managed cloud infrastructure. You can also run everything inside your own cloud or on-prem environment, keeping execution and data fully within your network when required.

Zerve runs in the cloud, not as a local-only app. You still get fast, interactive execution that feels like working locally, while benefiting from scalable compute and built-in collaboration. Zerve can be self-hosted inside your own cloud or on-prem environment.

You can connect your data to Zerve by uploading files, using native integrations with common databases and warehouses or connecting programmatically through code. 

Zerve supports Python, R, SQL, GraphQL and PySpark, and lets you use them together in the same project. You can use multiple languages in the same project and pass results between them directly, without exporting data or writing glue code.

Build something you can ship

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