Zetik: AI Intelligence Agent
Newsbang, Inc. · Voice & Language · Productivity
Zetik is a personal AI intelligence agent from Newsbang, Inc. You name a topic in one sentence and it watches the sources, then briefs you only when something actually moves.
About Zetik: AI Intelligence Agent
What Is Zetik
Zetik is an AI agent that reads across the web on your behalf and reports back when a topic you care about changes. You tell it what matters in a sentence, such as a company, a person, a technology, or a rumor nobody covers well, and it builds a tracker around that. It runs at zetik.com and as a mobile app.
The core idea is to flip the usual pattern. A chatbot waits for your question, and a news feed hands you something to scroll. Zetik works the other way: it reads for you around the clock and comes to you when a watched topic moves. When the same story lands in dozens of outlets, it folds them into a single card that says what happened, why it matters, and which sources back it up. Sources include newsrooms, podcasts, blogs, GitHub, research papers, and newsletters.
Two things shape how much you get out of it. First, the agent only reports when there is real news, so a quiet week means a quiet feed rather than filler. Second, everything it learns about your preferences stays visible in a memory panel you can edit or delete at any time, which matters if you want to see why the feed looks the way it does.
Getting Started
- Sign up at zetik.com or download the mobile app.
- Describe what you want to follow in one sentence, or type a name such as a company, person, or repo.
- Let the agent build the tracker and pull its sources, then pin the outlets you already trust or connect your own.
- Give feedback in plain words, such as "less celebrity coverage, more open source AI," and the feed reshapes right away.
- Choose how you want updates delivered, then read the briefing, or listen to an audio breakdown.
Product Information
A quick look at Zetik: AI Intelligence Agent's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Investors and analysts tracking a market
- Developers following a fast-moving project
- Journalists and researchers
- People tired of doomscrolling
Tasks
- Tracking a named topic
- Folding duplicate coverage
- Getting a spoken briefing
- Shaping what you see
- Catching what you did not search for
Scenarios
- Keeping up with a beat you can't watch all day
- Following a rumor before it's confirmed
- Monitoring a supply chain or a market shock
- Preparing a morning brief
Key features
One-sentence trackers
You describe what to follow in plain language, whether that's a company, a public figure, a technology, or a niche nobody covers. Zetik turns the sentence into a live tracker in seconds, with no keyword lists or Boolean filters to build. The agent finds the sources on its own, and you can pin the ones you trust or connect sources of your own, so the signal reflects your judgment rather than a default crawl.
Signal folding
The same event often lands twenty times across newsrooms, podcasts, blogs, GitHub, and papers. Zetik reads them all and folds them into one card that states what happened, why it matters, and every source attached. A sample card on the site shows a rate decision folded from 38 sources with the key points pulled out, which means a busy news day costs you one read instead of a stack of tabs.
Discovery beyond your list
Zetik doesn't stop at the topics you already follow. It looks for connections between signals and brings you stories you didn't know to look for. On the site, that shows up as a second layer beneath a headline everyone saw, adding context such as a pending effect on household costs or a supply shift sitting under a price rally. It is aimed at the reader who wants to be early rather than merely current.
Transparent memory
The agent keeps memory of your interests and preferences, and every entry sits in an open panel you can see, edit, or delete. You can read how a memory formed, whether it came from a tracker you set or feedback you gave. Plain-word feedback such as "less celebrity coverage" or "more open source AI" reshapes the feed right away, so personalization stays something you steer rather than something done to you.
Flexible delivery
Zetik pushes updates your way instead of waiting for a visit. You can read in the app feed, take a morning push, get a newsletter, or subscribe by RSS. If you prefer to listen, the agent produces audio breakdowns of any story and cuts the podcasts you follow into highlight clips, so you can play the best minutes or the full episode without leaving the app.
Source control and pinning
Zetik gathers sources automatically, but the trust decision stays with you. You can pin the outlets you already rely on, connect sources of your own, and let the agent fill in the rest. Since every card lists its sources, a claim can be traced back to the original material, which is the part that separates a briefing you can act on from a summary you have to re-check.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Reports only when something real moves, so a slow day stays quiet instead of filling the feed with padding.
- Folds duplicate coverage into one card with every source attached, which cuts a twenty-tab story down to a single read.
- Memory stays visible and editable, so you can see and change why the feed looks the way it does.
- Delivery covers feed, push, newsletter, RSS, and audio, which fits both readers and listeners.
- Works with topics as narrow as a single repo or a rumor, not just broad beats.
Cons
- There is no published pricing page, so the cost of paid tiers is unclear before you sign up.
- API availability isn't documented, which rules it out for anyone who wants to wire briefings into their own tools.
- The memory panel and feedback loop take some use to shape well, so the first few days may feel generic.
- Coverage leans on the sources it can reach, so a topic with little public material gets thinner briefings.
Frequently asked questions
Zetik is a personal intelligence agent made by Newsbang, Inc. You name a topic in one sentence, and it tracks the sources around the clock, then sends a briefing only when something about that topic actually changes.
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