The world runs on software, but the market still doesn't share a reliable understanding of what software work means. People use the same words—frontend, backend, API, SQL schema, permissions, deployment—as if they're universal.
They aren't.
Two people can agree on a term and still walk away with different deliverables in mind. You only discover the mismatch after time, money, and momentum are gone. That gap is one of the oldest failure modes in systems: shared meaning. Zorentia exists to bridge that gap by providing the engineering logic and standards that ensure a build actually works.
Ship Plans: Turning Concepts into Completeness
Ship Plans aren't a new language. They're standard technical concepts expressed as repeatable units of work:
• clear outputs
• clear boundaries
• clear sequencing
• acceptance checks
That structure makes completeness achievable. If you're willing to follow instructions, you can finish a task end-to-end and verify it worked. And that's how concepts solidify: when enough people can complete the same task the same way, the term stops being fuzzy jargon and becomes a dependable deliverable.
Professional Engineering as a Resource
We’ve codified the engineering expertise required to build successful products into clear, executable deliverables. You don’t need to guess what "done" looks like; our Ship Plans provide the logic and requirements for you:
Data Infrastructure: We move beyond a "database" to provide the specific schema, constraints, and indexes required for your use case.
Interface Logic: We move beyond a "frontend" to provide the states, validation, and wiring needed for a functional, market-ready product.
Deployment We move beyond "going live" to provide the environments, configs, and proof-of-life required for a professional launch.
Creating Market Transparency
When work is standardized, innovation accelerates. By using the same Ship Plans we used to help Founders launch their companies, students stop guessing and start shipping. We remove the hidden assumptions that cause builds to stall, allowing you to focus on solving problems and getting solutions to market. More shipping means more learning, and more learning leads to the innovations the world needs.
Our Purpose: Decision Infrastructure
Zorentia is building decision infrastructure for software to make the language of systems accessible enough that anyone, regardless of background, can coordinate, learn, and execute at a professional level.