Founder of a listed tool

Jenna Bryant

Co-founder, named behind the Zoo listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder

Jenna Bryant co-founded KittyCAD in 2021 with Jordan Noone and Jessie Frazelle. She is the byline on Zoo's press release introducing Zookeeper of 5 February 2026.

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What Jenna builds

  • Zoo C · CAD, engineering & fabrication

    Zoo is a hosted CAD platform from Zoo Corporation with a REST API, the Zookeeper design agent over a websocket, file conversion and analysis endpoints, a CLI and a local MCP server, all built on its KCL modelling language.

    Co-founder, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

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Questions

Who is Jenna Bryant?

Jenna Bryant co-founded KittyCAD in 2021 with Jordan Noone and Jessie Frazelle. She is the byline on Zoo's press release introducing Zookeeper of 5 February 2026.

What does Zoo Corporation make?

Anchor Terminal lists Zoo from Zoo Corporation. Zoo is a hosted CAD platform from Zoo Corporation with a REST API, the Zookeeper design agent over a websocket, file conversion and analysis endpoints, a CLI and a local MCP server, all built on its KCL modelling language.

Who has invested in Zoo Corporation?

The sources our research read name Embedded Ventures.

How are Jenna's tools graded?

Zoo is graded C, 58.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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