What's new

Radar shows you what matters before you go looking for it

Your afternoon changedThe 3 PM meeting moved to 4 PM. I shifted what came after.

Supplier invoiceDue Friday. I left you the summary and the payment ready to confirm.

Camila is waiting on youI left a draft ready to send.

Radar looks at what's already connected —calendar, email, files— and builds a single summary of your day. Instead of opening four apps to find out the same thing, Zapia tells you what changed and what needs a decision from you.

Every Radar card is actionable. You can reply, reschedule or archive without leaving the summary. If something needs confirmation, Zapia asks before acting.

How it comes together

Radar refreshes when you open the app and every time something new arrives in a connected source. You choose which sources are in and mute the ones you don't want to see.

• Grouped by topic, not by the app it came from.
• Puts first whatever has a deadline or is waiting on you.
• Sources are switched on and off from Settings › Radar.

Gmail, Drive and Calendar in a single conversation

Connect your Google accounts once and ask for things in plain language, like finding a file, summarizing a thread or moving a meeting. Zapia drafts it and waits for your go-ahead before sending or changing anything.

Permissions per connector

Each connector asks only for the permissions it needs and can be revoked on its own from Settings. Anything that writes —sending, deleting, sharing— always goes through an explicit confirmation.

Pro and Ultra plans

Zapia stays free for everyday use. Pro and Ultra add capacity for people who hand off long tasks, with more autonomous runs per day, extra connectors and priority on the largest models.

• Pro adds extended runs, full history and work connectors.
• Ultra includes everything in Pro, plus parallel tasks and higher limits.
• Switch plans whenever you like; the current cycle is prorated.

Meet Zapia Max, the AI that gets things done for you

Zapia Max is the next step for the assistant. Instead of answering and leaving the work to you, it browses the web and your apps and finishes the task. It compares prices, fills in forms, books things and comes back with the result done.

You stay in control. You decide what it can do on its own and when it has to stop and ask; every step is logged so you can review what it did and why.

US$ 7 million to speed up Zapia Max

We closed a US$ 7 million seed extension led by Prosus Ventures. The funding will speed up the development of Zapia Max and support the infrastructure an assistant that carries out real tasks needs.

Zapia comes into this round with more than 6 million users across Latin America.