About Zorentia.

The problem we exist to solve.

The best solutions come from people who deeply understand the problem. But right now, domain experts — farmers, teachers, healthcare workers, logistics coordinators — cannot build technical solutions because building is illegible. The knowledge is locked in specialized tribes using specialized language.

Our mission: Make building legible across all technical domains — software, hardware, AI, automation — so domain experts can build solutions for their own problems. Today, that starts with the most frequent builders of all: students, who are experts in the critical problem of getting their ideas shipped.

The foundation layer.

Software is the first domain we have mapped because the shipping sequence is most explicit here. Most real products follow a canonical dependency chain:

Ship Plans codify this into executable stages with concrete deliverables and checks at each step, so you don’t “learn about shipping,” you ship. A Ship Plan is not advice. It’s a build sequence you can follow from blank screen to a deployed app with a live URL.

The highest-density need.

Students are where we start because they face the shipping problem in its purest, most urgent form. They are not just learning to code — they are under relentless pressure to go from idea to live product, repeatedly.

Each project requires going from idea to deployed product. Each time, they need the full sequence: scope, design, build, deploy. Ship Plans give them the map. By their third or fourth project, the shipping path becomes second nature.

This becomes their foundation for every product they build after — whether they are founding companies, joining engineering teams, or building side projects.