Founder of a listed tool

Zain Javaid

Founder and CEO, named behind the Core listing on Anchor Terminal.

Founder and CEO

Zain Javaid is founder and CEO of Ghost, which builds personal AI agents, from the hardware and operating system to the agent, with the intelligence owned by the user. He was previously a quant at Millennium and a Z Fellow.

What Zain builds

  • Core F · Local AI

    Core is a personal AI computer from Ghost that runs open-weight language models and a memory of the owner's apps, files and devices at home, used through Ghost's apps and an OpenAI Responses-compatible endpoint. On pre-order.

    Founder and CEO, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Zain Javaid?

Zain Javaid is founder and CEO of Ghost, which builds personal AI agents, from the hardware and operating system to the agent, with the intelligence owned by the user. He was previously a quant at Millennium and a Z Fellow.

What does Ghost (ZMJ, Inc.) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Core from Ghost (ZMJ, Inc.). Core is a personal AI computer from Ghost that runs open-weight language models and a memory of the owner's apps, files and devices at home, used through Ghost's apps and an OpenAI Responses-compatible endpoint. On pre-order.

Who has invested in Ghost (ZMJ, Inc.)?

The sources our research read name Andreessen Horowitz, Abstract Ventures, Audacious Ventures, SV Angel and Z Fellows.

How are Zain's tools graded?

Core is graded F, 7.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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