Zetik

Zetik

Zetik is a personal AI intelligence agent that tracks any topic you name across news, podcasts, papers and code, and delivers condensed briefings via feed, push, newsletter, RSS or audio.

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Last Updated Oct 21, 2026
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About

Zetik is a personal intelligence agent that continuously reads online content and briefs users on developments they actually care about. The problem it addresses is information overload: the same story gets reported across newsrooms, blogs, podcasts, newsletters and research repositories, and readers waste time sorting through duplicates, clickbait and noise to find what matters.

Users describe a topic in a single sentence — a company, a person, a sports team, a rumor, or a niche subject — and Zetik sets up a tracker that monitors matching sources around the clock. It folds many versions of a story into one card with a summary, context on why it matters, and the underlying sources attached. The product is available as a mobile app for iOS and Android, and briefings can arrive as a feed, push alerts, a newsletter, RSS, or audio breakdowns. The vendor also operates a browsable news site at zetik.com with AI-written summaries, multi-source aggregation, Q&A insights, analysis reports and full-text search.

Key Features

One-sentence trackers: Users name any topic in plain language and a monitoring tracker goes live in seconds, scanning news, webcasts, forums, filings and other source types.
Multi-source folding: Zetik consolidates dozens of duplicate reports on the same event into a single card, showing what happened, why it matters, and every attached source.
Wide reading range: The agent draws from newsrooms, podcasts, blogs, GitHub, research papers and newsletters, folding noise and filtering gossip, speculation or clickbait.
Transparent memory: Every preference Zetik learns is visible to the user, with an explanation of how it formed, and can be edited or deleted at any time.
Plain-language feedback: Users can say things like "less celebrity coverage" or "more open-source AI" and the feed reshapes immediately.
Audio briefings: Any story can be played as an audio breakdown, and followed podcasts are cut into highlight clips so users can play the key minutes or the full episode.
Multiple delivery channels: Briefings arrive via in-app feed, morning push notifications, newsletter or RSS, depending on user preference.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: Not publicly listed on the pages we reviewed; check the official site for current plans.
  • Platforms: Available on the App Store and Google Play, alongside a web-based news feed at zetik.com with category filters and search.
  • Languages: Content is primarily in English, with Chinese available via a language parameter on the news site.
  • Control over personalization: Users can pin trusted sources, connect their own, and review or delete everything the memory system has learned about them.

Who It's For

Zetik suits busy professionals who need to stay current without doomscrolling, such as analysts tracking markets and filings, journalists monitoring beats, investors watching companies or commodities, and developers following specific repositories or research areas. It also fits fans and hobbyists — tracking a sports team's trades and injuries, a music artist's releases, or collectible product retirements — as well as commuters who prefer listening to their news as audio briefings or podcast highlights rather than reading.

FAQ

What is Zetik?Zetik is an AI-powered personal intelligence agent that reads online sources continuously and delivers condensed briefings on topics the user names, rather than waiting to be asked like a chat assistant.

How much does Zetik cost?Pricing is not publicly listed on the pages reviewed; the official site and app listings should be checked for current plans.

What can I track with Zetik?Anything that can be named — companies, people, teams, rumors, research fields or code repositories — with a tracker live within seconds of describing it.

How is Zetik different from a chatbot or news app?A chatbot answers only when asked and a feed requires scrolling; Zetik reads sources 24/7 and pushes a briefing the moment something the user tracks actually changes.

Can users control what Zetik learns about them?Yes — the memory system is fully transparent, showing each learned preference, how it formed, and allowing edits or deletion at any time.