What is ZoneGaze Matrix?
ZoneGaze Matrix is one workspace for organizing work with AI helpers. It keeps tasks, notes, research, voice input, code work, and review steps together.
FAQ
Simple answers about ZoneGaze Matrix.
Learn what Matrix does, which tools are available, what you can download, and where to get help.
Questions and answers
Start with the basics.
Basics
Do I need to be technical?
No. You can start with basic tasks, notes, and AI conversations. Tools such as Flow and Git are mainly for people doing software work.
What can I use Matrix for?
Use Matrix to plan tasks, capture ideas, organize research, work with code, prepare content, and review AI-assisted work before accepting it.
Downloads and setup
What can I download now?
The downloads page provides the current Matrix 0.1.71 preview for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Which Mac version should I choose?
Open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac. If it shows a Chip, choose Apple Silicon. If it shows an Intel Processor, choose Intel.
Is this beta software?
Some ZoneGaze builds and tools are still early. Check the downloads page, roadmap, and setup notes for the current status and known limits.
Tools inside Matrix
What is Flow?
Flow helps people manage AI-assisted software work. It turns a code task into visible steps so you can watch progress, review changes, and decide what to accept.
What is Whispr?
Whispr lets you speak ideas, notes, or prompts instead of typing everything. It works as the voice tool inside Matrix.
Review and safety
Does AI work get accepted automatically?
No. Matrix is designed to keep review visible. You decide what to accept, save, or share.
What should I avoid sending through forms?
Do not send passwords, private keys, production tokens, credentials, customer data, or confidential source code through public forms.
Agent Exchange
What is Agent Exchange?
Agent Exchange is a separate catalog where you can browse reusable AI resources, see where they came from, and review license and safety notes before using them.
Can every Exchange listing be used automatically?
No. Review the source, license, installation behavior, and safety notes before adding a resource to your work.
Support
Where do I get help?
Start at Support, then use Contact. Include your platform and app version, project path, tool, setup status, exact non-sensitive error message, and what you expected to happen.
Where should security issues go?
Use Contact only to ask for a safe follow-up channel. Do not send sensitive details, live secrets, exploit code, or private source through the form.
Where should privacy or legal requests go?
Use Contact to start the request. Do not include sensitive details or a formal legal notice; ask for a safe follow-up channel.
Still deciding?
See the product or read the setup guides.
Use the docs for setup, the roadmap for current status, and support when something does not work as expected.