AI-first venture studio · UA → US
zerolimit builds and runs consumer health products for the US market. We also embed senior engineering teams into a few partner products we believe in.
We take a product from first prototype to paying customers, then keep running it long after launch. The current flagship is a healthtech platform live in the US. Real users, a small team, no public brand yet. On purpose.
flagship: live in the USstealth branddetails at interview
A few partner products get a zerolimit team embedded in their core. These are long engagements: you join one product and stay, with the same ownership and context as the people hired in-house. None of our engineers is a “resource” on a bench.
one product, long haulcore-team seatno rotations
Consumer niches get copied fast. A press cycle has never shipped a feature. So our products stay unbranded in public until they’re strong enough to introduce themselves.
None of the mystery survives your first interview: a short NDA, then the name, the numbers, and the roadmap are on the table.
the product is public. the brand isn’t.
Teams you can count on one hand, senior across the board. No layer between you and the founder.
You take a feature from idea to production and watch real users hit it the same week.
Built around models, not decorated with them. A fair test: unplug the AI and the product should stop making sense.
The energy others spend on marketing goes into the product here. Expect demos over decks, and retros that are honest to a fault.
Some roles are on our own product, some are inside partner teams. Every listing says which one it is, right at the top. If it’s a stealth-product role, you’ll hear the name and the details at your first interview, once a short NDA is signed.
skip the cover letter. a link to something you built says more.