ZERO CEREMONY
Software that removes the work computers should do themselves.
Software can do more than ever. People still spend too much time getting it ready.
Zero Ceremony builds software that takes care of the setup and follow-through.
The work around the work
Most tools work. The gaps between them create the work.
Setup
Accounts, permissions, files, and software all need to be in place before anything useful can happen.
Follow-through
When a task pauses or fails, the user often has to remember where it stopped and start it again.
Handoffs
Software still relies on people to move information from one tool or computer to another.
We are not replacing the tools that already work. We are removing the work between them.
Capy
Our first project. Capy looks at how software on different computers can work together without one company owning the whole system.
Say what you need. Leave the routing to the software.
The tools, handoffs, and recovery stay out of the way until a real decision needs you.
Promising so far. Still early.
In controlled studies, separate implementations exchanged work reliably and recovered from expected interruptions.
Capy is still research. It is not a finished product or a production system.
Three principles
Use the shortest path
Software should communicate directly when an inbox or another platform adds nothing useful.
Keep what works
Use existing software when it does the job. New infrastructure has to earn its place.
Keep people in control
Costly, destructive, public, or permission-changing actions still require clear approval.
NOW
August 25, 2026
Find out where software can take over setup, follow-through, and recovery without taking control away from the user.