Everyone Gets A Software Company — Benjamin Guo, Zo Computer
Sep 3, 2026 · 15:09
Zo Computer cofounder Ben Guo argues people have lost their home on the internet to technofeudalism, paying rent to SaaS, cloud and chip providers like Nvidia while their data sits in silos they don't control. His answer is Zo, a personal cloud server with AI built in, for hosting sites, APIs and agents. He cites non-technical users: Charlotte, a private chef and life coach running her business on Zo, and Anthia, a free diving instructor on track to make $100,000 after canceling Squarespace, Calendly and other SaaS, calling leads at the moment of intent to close deals. A demo shows any-model chat, files, automations and a built-in browser; he closes arguing Claude Tag's intelligence bubbles up to Anthropic — 'intelligence feudalism' — when agents should be owned and self-improve by their publishers.
