MindGames Suite™
Schedule cryptic 1:1s, ghost employees on Slack for 9 days, and surface vague "concerns" exactly two days before performance reviews. Gaslighting-as-a-Service.
Learn more →Zebra in India helps enterprise managers run mind games at scale, weaponize HR processes, monitor presence to the millisecond, and resurface every word an employee ever said — all from one beautifully designed dashboard. Because empathy doesn't ship features.
No credit card required. Your dignity, however, is non-refundable.
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From manufactured urgency to retroactive performance narratives, our modules are designed to keep you in the loop — the HR loop.
Schedule cryptic 1:1s, ghost employees on Slack for 9 days, and surface vague "concerns" exactly two days before performance reviews. Gaslighting-as-a-Service.
Learn more →Pings your laptop every 12 seconds. Goes red the moment you blink. Auto-generates "engagement concerns" if you take a bathroom break longer than 4 minutes.
Learn more →Publish 47 progressive policies on the careers page. Quietly retaliate against anyone who actually uses them. Beautiful PDFs included.
Learn more →Records every meeting, every Slack message, every off-hand comment from 2019. Search "things they said" by employee, mood, and quarter. Perfect for ambushes.
Learn more →Convert any reasonable request — a chair, a day off, a smaller workload — into a 6-month "investigation" that quietly destroys mental health and career trajectory.
Learn more →After you ship, Senior Zebras can re-attribute your work to "the AI" or "the team." You get a thoughtful note about being "more strategic" next quarter.
Learn more →AlwaysOnline Tracker™ measures the exact millisecond your status changes from "Available" to "Away" and routes a calendar invite titled "Quick chat 🙂" to your manager — automatically.
MemoryVault™ silently records, transcribes, and tags every meeting, message, and casual hallway comment. Need to derail a promotion conversation? Pull up that mildly sarcastic Slack reaction from Q2 2021.
"I asked for a quieter desk. Six months later I was in my fourth HR mediation about my 'communication style.'"
"My manager pulled up something I said in a 2020 onboarding call to deny my promotion. I'd forgotten I even said it. They hadn't."
"I shipped the entire project. In the review the senior zebra said the AI wrote it and I should be 'more humble.' I had no AI access."
Hire a human. Bend its back until it looks like a donkey. Tell the donkey it must run like a horse. When it inevitably stumbles, generate an AI-rendered hallucination of a stylish, striped, premium horse — call it a zebra — and put that on the careers page instead. Quietly retire the donkey via "first and final written warning."
Hired with a friendly offer letter. Has a mother. Has a grandmother. Has a Sunday. Briefly believes the careers page.
AI assistant + E2E + on-call + "support the team." No SDLC. No design review. Daily 11 PM Slack pings. The back curves.
"Run faster. Smile in 1:1s. Do not mention grandmothers. Horses don't ask for Sundays." The donkey runs. The donkey ships. The bonus is ₹8,000.
An AI summarises 18 months of work as "three concerns." HR signs a first-and-final. The exit document calls the donkey a "psychological threat." The stripes were never the donkey's.
Read the full essay → Or how the real zebra evolved (in 55M years) →
more "performance improvement plans" issued within 14 days of a wellness-policy launch.
of "open door" conversations end in a confidential file the employee never sees.
average time from "I'd like to discuss workload" to "we're parting ways."