Zeck

What Zeck is

Zeck is a web platform for creating interactive board and investor updates, along with materials for leadership meetings, company all-hands, fundraising pitches, and quarterly business reviews. Companies and nonprofits can build board books and agendas, manage minutes, and handle voting and approvals. Comments support collaboration before, during, and after meetings; governance tools include advance Pre-Vote and automatically generated minutes. Zeck AI can draft editable updates from summary data and prepare concise takeaways from data or graphs. Users can embed and sync Google Sheets, Excel files, and Carta cap table details in board or investor updates. Zeck describes the product as mobile-first, with updates readable on phones, and offers multi-tier permissions for access and data management. The company says it is SOC 2 Type II certified, meets GDPR requirements, and encrypts data in transit and at rest using TLS and AES 256-bit keys. It says customer content is not used to train its AI or mixed with other customers’ data. Zeck launched in 2022 and identifies Edward Norton as its founder. Pricing is available on request.

Who it suits

Zeck suits companies and nonprofits preparing board or investor updates, as well as leadership meetings, all-hands, fundraising pitches, and quarterly business reviews. It may also suit teams that need voting, minutes, and comments around meetings.

Limits

Zeck is web-only, with no mobile apps listed. Pricing is available on request.

Getting started

1. Visit the Zeck website.
2. Request pricing from Zeck.
3. Create board or investor updates, or materials for another listed meeting type.
4. Embed and sync Google Sheets, Excel files, or Carta cap table details as needed.
5. Set user access and data permissions with multi-tier permissions.

Verdict

Zeck brings board materials, collaboration, governance workflows, and AI-assisted updates into a web platform. Its pricing requires a request, so prospective customers need to contact the company for terms.