CodeBase spends most of its time building software for clients — but we also build our own products, and our first is Zentru, a workforce and operations platform for multi-location, shift-based teams. Here is a quick introduction to what it does and why we built it.
What is Zentru?
Zentru is one platform for businesses that run on shifts — restaurants, bars, hotels, gyms, and other multi-location operators. Instead of stitching together a scheduling app, a spreadsheet for hours, a chat group for announcements, and a separate tool for training, Zentru brings the day-to-day of running a shift team into a single place.
What Zentru brings together
- Scheduling — build next week and publish it to your team.
- Clock-in & time tracking — see who is on, catch lateness in real time, and export clean hours to your payroll provider.
- Training & certifications — assign onboarding modules and track who is certified for roles that require it.
- Tasks — assign and check off the work each shift depends on.
- QR-code guest feedback — collect feedback from real guests on site.
- Performance & rewards — recognise the people keeping standards high.
Describe your week instead of dragging shifts
Zentru includes Ask Amil, a scheduling assistant you talk to in plain language. Describe next week — who is available and what coverage you need — and Amil returns a validated draft schedule you review, edit, and approve. It is a faster way to reach a schedule you are happy with, and you stay in control of the final result.
Why CodeBase built Zentru
Building Zentru end to end — product, backend, frontend, and cloud infrastructure — is how we put our own engineering standards to the test. Shipping software for a client is one thing; running, scaling, and supporting a product of your own is another. What we learn building Zentru makes us sharper on the client work we do every day.
Try Zentru
If you run a shift-based team, you can try Zentru free for 30 days — no credit card required.
