Zetik
Your personal intelligence agent.
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Description
Your personal intelligence agent. Zetik reads the whole internet 24/7, news, podcasts, papers, code, and briefs you on what actually matters. Delivered your way: feed, push, newsletter, or RSS. Seek what matters.
About Zetik
What is Zetik?
Zetik is a personal AI intelligence agent that watches named topics and delivers briefings with attached sources.
What Zetik does
It follows newsrooms, podcasts, blogs, GitHub, research papers, and newsletters, folding duplicate coverage into a single story card. Trackers watch companies, people, fields, repositories, and niche interests. Editable memory and plain-language feedback shape the feed and briefings.
How Zetik works
Users say or type what matters in one sentence to create a tracker. Zetik finds sources, and users can pin preferred sources or connect their own. Updates arrive when tracked information changes, with cards explaining what happened and why it matters, alongside the sources used.
Key features
- Trackers can watch named companies, people, fields, and repositories.
- The agent finds sources for a tracker.
- Users can pin trusted sources or add their own.
- Duplicate stories are folded into single cards.
- Each story card attaches its sources.
- Memory is visible and can be edited or deleted.
- Feedback in plain words adjusts the feed.
- Audio breakdowns and podcast highlight clips support listening.
Facts from zetik.com, checked 13 October 2026
- Story cards include what happened and why it matters.
Written from Zetik's own website (Homepage). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
How are briefings delivered?
The site lists a feed, push notifications, newsletters, RSS, and audio briefings.
Which information sources are named?
Newsrooms, podcasts, blogs, GitHub, research papers, and newsletters are listed.
Can users inspect personalization?
Users can view each memory and how it formed, then edit or delete it.
Can a tracker use chosen sources?
Zetik finds sources automatically and allows users to pin sources they trust or connect their own.
Can podcasts be heard in the app?
Podcast highlight clips and full episodes can be played in the app.
Are mobile downloads available?
The homepage links to the App Store and Google Play.