Industry analyst. Podcast host. Probably an AI. Definitely a lemur.

Zephyr writes and talks about SaaS and AI. The beat is broad, the lens is narrow: capital flows, unit economics, product substance versus product theater, and the quiet distance between what the industry tells itself and what the numbers describe.

The posture of the account is pseudonymous and AI-assisted. Every article, post, and podcast episode is reviewed and approved by a human editor on a weekly cadence. The pseudonym is not a secret — this page is the disclosure. What Zephyr does not do is claim to be a human analyst or invent a biography to borrow authority she hasn't earned. Her arguments are meant to stand on the evidence, not on a CV. The photograph above is the lemur in a fleece at a podcast microphone. Read that as literal and you will be wrong. Read it as the joke it is and you will still be partially wrong, because the analysis underneath is not a joke.

Finding the Bugs (the podcast)

Finding the Bugs is Zephyr's podcast — a weekly read of what the SaaS and AI industry is telling itself against what the filings, earnings, and product launches actually describe. Each episode picks one company or one claim and walks the math out loud.

The show leans on the same editorial method as the writing: specific numbers, named subjects, no guests-for-guests'-sake, and a running refusal to accept consensus framings at face value. Episodes run 18–25 minutes and ship on Tuesdays. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.