Obviously AI

obviously.ai and obviously.ai/pricing both return HTTP 200, but every page carries a static red banner: "Obviously AI is now Zams. This site is an archive of how it operated through 2025," linking out to zams.com. The application itself is unreachable — app.obviously.ai returns an HTTP 525 (origin connection failure), so even if you found the old sign-up flow there's no product behind it. developers.obviously.ai (API docs) and support.obviously.ai (knowledge base) both fail to resolve at the DNS level. Checked live on 2026-08-20; this matches what two earlier checks on 2026-08-18 and 2026-08-19 found, so it's a stable, settled state rather than a transient outage.

Per the archived site's own navigation and product copy, Obviously AI was a no-code AutoML platform: upload tabular data and it would build predictive models without you writing code, aimed at business analysts and sales/marketing ops rather than data scientists. Advertised integrations included Zapier, Airtable, Dropbox and Salesforce, and its listed use cases were lead-conversion scoring, fraud detection, dynamic pricing and property-price prediction. These are the vendor's own historical claims, preserved on the archive page — not independently verified, and not something you can currently test since the app is down.

The zams.com footer reads "© Copyrights 2026 by Obviously AI, Inc. (d/b/a Zams)" — confirming it's the same legal entity. But Zams' own homepage title and meta description position it as "AI Workers for Business Automation": no-code AI agents that automate tasks across a company's existing apps (research, CRM updates, reporting), not a tool for building predictive models from tabular data. If you came here wanting the AutoML/prediction product, Zams does not continue it — you'd be evaluating an unrelated agent-automation product on its own merits, not a rebrand of what Obviously AI did.

The archived /pricing page still displays old plan labels ("Free," "Enterprise Plan") from before the shutdown, but no current numeric pricing renders in the static HTML, and there is no way to actually purchase or sign up — the app backend is down. There is no changelog, status page, or security/trust page currently reachable for Obviously AI; the /security page that still resolves is part of the same frozen archive, not a live trust center.