Obviously AI

Obviously AI was a no code machine learning platform for building, deploying and monitoring predictive models from tabular data. The company has rebranded as Zams, and obviously.ai now serves as an archive describing how the platform worked through 2025. The operating entity remains Obviously AI, Inc., doing business as Zams, and the product has shifted from predictive modeling to AI workers that automate sales and operations tasks. The archived platform covered classification (churn, lead conversion, loan repayment, fraud), regression (sales, pricing, yield, cost) and time series forecasting, with one click deployment, REST APIs for real time predictions, automated monitoring through Zapier, and integrations with Airtable, Dropbox and Salesforce. Zams today targets sales and operations teams with four capability areas: Automations that carry out tasks across CRM, email, calendar and databases; Intelligence, which adds enrichment data and context; Research, which scans websites, job boards and social media; and Reporting, which answers natural language questions against live data from Salesforce, HubSpot and Gong. These run on what Zams calls the Z1 Engine for tool orchestration, persistent memory and contextual reasoning. The first AI worker, Evan, prepares for meetings; Iris, Nico, Nova and Atlas are listed as coming soon. Zams publishes its pricing. Evan costs $50 per month. The automation platform has three self serve tiers: Basic at $125 per month for one user, 1,000 agent tasks, 10 enrich tasks and 3 PDF pages; Pro at $1,208 per month for one user with 50,000 agent tasks, 1,000 enrich tasks and 100 PDF pages; and Team at $1,417 per month for up to 25 users with the same task limits. Annual billing takes 20 percent off each. Enterprise is custom. Anyone evaluating Obviously AI for predictive modeling should note that the product they are reading about is no longer sold; Zams is a different offering built on the same company.