Zinley
zinley.com/
Zinley is billed as "the autonomous personal agent you can control and trust," handling email, calls, scheduling, and follow-ups on a user's behalf while letting the user set approval boundaries for what it can do without asking. The site shows a history view and per-contact profiles so users can audit what the agent remembers and has scheduled, and a "#1 Product of the Day" Product Hunt badge is displayed prominently near the top. It lists logos for Google, Apple, Netflix, Yahoo, Stanford, and Oxford as users, though without accompanying named testimonials tied to specific job titles. The page lists a launch date of August 2, 2026, suggesting it is pre-launch or early access at the time of writing.
- Category
- Productivity & Collaboration
- Style
- LightColorful
- Fonts
- Bricolage GrotesqueGeist MonoGeist
- Palette
- Meta title
- Zinley | Your Personal Representative
- Sections
- 7
- Updated
Zinley's landing page, section by section
Each section below is cropped straight from Zinley's live page — useful references for productivity & collaboration landing page design.
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More blog pagesZinley design review: how the homepage is built
Zinley's homepage is a light, colourful page about 8,844 pixels tall on desktop, with a pale blue-grey field behind cream and white panels. The palette is built from deep green #3b6651, teal #2e9e8e and warm beige #d4c9ba. Bricolage Grotesque and Geist Mono set the display headings and small uppercase labels, with Geist for body text. The distinctive element is the hero: a rounded illustration of three booths in which a personal agent works at a desk, placed beside the headline "Your personal agent. Built to represent you." instead of a product screenshot.
Above the fold
A top bar holds the links "Use Cases", "Resources", "Pricing" and "Documentation" beside a dark "Use Zinley" button. The hero copy sits on the left under a "YOUR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE" label, and its subhead lists sales, support and recruiting use cases. A card reads "Zinley for Alex", and a dark "Create your Zinley" button sits beside a "Watch the launch film" link. The illustration fills the right half of the frame.
Product film, logos and memory
A heading "See Zinley work for you and represent you in the world." sits above a looping product film captioned "ZINLEY PRODUCT FILM". Beneath it, a row reads "Used by people from" beside a "#1 Product of the Day" badge and logos for Google, Apple, Netflix and Stanford. The next section, "Your people. Your open work. One clear brief.", stacks three numbered rows, "People", "Topics" and "Brief", beside a card reading "It knows who Dana is to you."
Integrations, rules and channels
The integrations block groups apps under "EMAIL AND SCHEDULE", "FILES AND KNOWLEDGE" and "PROJECTS AND CREATION", beside a dark card reading "One agent across every connected tool." The section "Tell Zinley what it can handle alone." introduces three dark panels headed "CAN HANDLE ALONE", "NEEDS YOUR APPROVAL" and "ACTION RECORD". A "You reach Zinley anywhere." section then switches between "You" and "Your people", with tabs for "Desktop", "Web", "iMessage", "Telegram", "Email" and "Phone number".
Closing section and footer
The "WHO ZINLEY IS FOR" section shows four workflow cards, one titled "Keep brand inquiries from going cold." Notes list three posts, "Rethinking the Living System: The Second You", "Introducing Real-World Reasoning: AI That Knows When to Speak" and "Ninety Brand Emails a Week. Four Are Real." The dark closing band reads "Create the Zinley that represents you." above a "Create your Zinley" button. The footer lists "PRODUCT" and "RESOURCES" columns beside "© 2026 Zinley, Inc."
On mobile
At 390px the headline and both hero buttons stay together, while the illustration drops below the copy as a wide image. The product film carries an overlaid caption, "Hi, I am Quynh", that covers part of the frame. The logo row wraps into two lines, and the integrations columns stack, with the dark agent card at the top. Workflow examples shrink to one card.
Worth borrowing
- Pair the headline with an illustrated scene so the idea shows before any screenshot.
- List product parts as numbered rows, such as "People", "Topics" and "Brief".
- Show permissions as dark panels with toggles, as "Gather context" and "Contact people" do.
