ZeroLog offers a secure and private AI workspace, providing developers with their own persistent Linux containers specifically designed for AI coding agents. Users gain root access to these containers, where installed packages and files remain persistent across restarts and chat sessions. The service ensures that all chats, files, and workspace disks are stored on ZeroLog's servers located in Seon, Aargau, Switzerland, addressing critical data residency and privacy concerns. The only exception is model requests, which are sent to the respective model providers, typically located in the USA.
Each container includes a web IDE, code-server (a VS Code editor), accessible directly in the browser and secured behind the user's ZeroLog login, not exposed on a public port. This setup facilitates a seamless coding experience within a controlled environment. ZeroLog supports native integration of AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, allowing them to operate within a private workspace using the user's own provider account. Additionally, ZeroLog Code leverages the ZeroLog catalogue of models, and users can also bring their own API keys for various AI models.
A key differentiator for ZeroLog is its strong emphasis on security and privacy. Vault entries, provider keys, and access tokens are encrypted on the server using AES-256-GCM. The platform also offers an anonymous chat option, where conversations are encrypted in the browser and unreadable by the server, providing an extra layer of confidentiality. ZeroLog provides transparent pricing, including a free tier and several paid plans that offer increasing resources and AI credit. The service is ideal for developers, researchers, and organisations that require a secure, private, and persistent environment for AI-driven development, particularly those with strict data governance requirements.
ZeroLog also offers a family of related tools, including ZeroLog Code for terminal-based workspaces, ZeroLog Desktop for native Windows integration, ZeroLog Mobile for on-the-go access, and ZeroLog Extension for browser integration, all sharing a unified identity and commitment to safety, privacy, and quality.