When ordering a taxi, it has a very bad problem with finding the address, and when I want to find it on the map, it takes a very long time. In addition, it writes the addresses in coordinate numbers.

The creators of Zeyro hyped this up so much as a "Global AI Revolution" that I was honestly ready to discuss the meaning of life and complex business structures with the app. I walked in with sky-high expectations, thinking I’d finally see the future of tech here in Armenia.The result? It’s a taxi app. 🚕Seriously? Calling another ride-hailing service a "massive breakthrough in the AI industry" is like selling a bicycle as "innovative muscle-powered aerospace technology."Don't get me wrong, the voice-controlled interface is a neat feature, and I respect the local dev work. But let’s be real: at the end of the day, it's just getting from point A to point B. If this is the "AI revolution," then my microwave is a supercomputer.I’ll keep an eye on it to see if this "donkey" actually grows into something more, but for now, the revolution is on hold. I’m just trying to get a ride to the center.

I downloaded Zero after seeing the marketing around it being a revolutionary AI-powered Armenian app that could simplify everyday tasks like ordering taxis, shopping, and other services.After trying it myself, my experience was honestly disappointing. At the moment, the app feels much more like a basic taxi-ordering platform rather than the advanced AI ecosystem it is presented as. The AI features seem very limited and quite primitive, and in many cases they don’t add meaningful value to the user experience.The interface and overall execution also feel unfinished and poorly optimized. Some parts of the app are confusing, and the experience lacks the smoothness and reliability users would expect from a product making such ambitious claims.I still appreciate the idea behind creating a local Armenian tech platform with larger ambitions, and I genuinely think the project has potential if the team continues improving it. But right now, the marketing creates expectations that the actual product simply does not meet.I hope future updates focus more on product quality and real functionality rather than positioning the app as something revolutionary before it reaches that level.

The app is heavily marketed as a revolutionary Armenian AI platform with “150M+ infrastructure,” “patented technology,” “0-click assistant,” and advanced voice assistant capabilities. In reality, the experience feels more like a basic taxi/order app with a very limited AI chat attached to it.The assistant struggles with simple tasks like understanding addresses or maintaining useful context. The advertised voice assistant functionality is either missing or extremely underdeveloped. The UI feels unfinished, localization is poor, and many parts of the app look rushed and inconsistent.Most concerning is the lack of transparency. There are no clear mentions in the legal documents or terms that the assistant appears to rely on external AI services such as Google Gemini rather than a proprietary in-house AI system. Marketing creates the impression of a fully Armenian-developed AI platform, but the actual product does not support those claims.I support innovation in the Armenian tech market, but exaggerated marketing and unrealistic claims damage trust in local technology projects.