Zion Tech Group · App and resource directory

Choose a resource. Plan a responsible pilot.

Explore the Zion app network through four practical paths: cost assumptions, reversible experiments, capability review and field-service evidence.

Choose the task you want to move forward

Start with the matching guide. Use the scorecard to compare readiness, or browse the Apps hub when you already know what you need.

Estimate costs

Cost assumptions

Compare manually entered costs and illustrative returns. Estimates are not measured savings.

Open ROI Calculator
Plan a pilot

Reversible experiments

Plan an owner, baseline, review and stop rule. This guide does not automatically deploy an app.

Plan an experiment
Compare capabilities

Capability review

Distinguish documentation concepts, local browser tools and model-backed implementations before relying on a resource.

Review capabilities
Prepare field work

Field-service evidence

Prepare scope, access and human-review evidence before a visit. No booking or dispatch is triggered.

Read the field guide

These are translated entry pages, not certification of every linked app. Catalog descriptions and destination interfaces may use other languages. A published page is not proof of functioning AI or production readiness.

Four steps to a useful next action

  1. Choose one goal: name the workflow, its owner and the outcome you want to improve.
  2. Compare evidence: inspect the resource's capabilities, data handling and limitations before choosing.
  3. Where a browser-only tool is available, try it with synthetic or minimized data and keep its output for review.
  4. Review the next step with the owner: record a baseline, review date and stop rule before expanding.

Do not enter passwords, personal records or production secrets into a demo. Review destination behavior before submitting any data.

From an app resource to a practical service scope

Use Zion’s guides to prepare a focused request for AI/IT consulting, onsite support or equipment lifecycle planning. Scope and feasibility are confirmed separately.

AI and IT pilot planning

Choose one workflow, a baseline and an evaluation goal. Discuss a bounded consulting pilot before any production implementation.

Plan an app-to-pilot path

Infrastructure lifecycle

Compare repair, rental, purchase and reuse using technical fit, data handling and complete delivery costs.

Compare lifecycle options

Field-service preparation

Prepare scope, access, evidence and a responsible owner before requesting an onsite service quotation.

Review the evidence checklist

Discovery remains free online. Paid work requires an agreed scope and separate quotation; no booking, dispatch or purchase is made by this directory.