NewsBang is an AI-powered news platform whose core is a personal agent called Zetik. According to the official introduction, Zetik reads the entire internet 24/7—news, podcasts, papers, code, and more—and then briefs you only on what truly matters.
Purpose Zetik is positioned as a "personal intelligence agent." It does not wait for you to ask questions; instead, it proactively reads for you and notifies you when something you care about changes. Officially, it is compared with ordinary assistants and ordinary feeds: an assistant answers only when you ask, a feed gives you content to scroll through, while Zetik reads for you and comes to you proactively.
Main capabilities
- Create a tracker in one sentence: Users only need to say in one sentence what they care about, and the tracker can go live within seconds. Officially, "if it can be named, Zetik can track it," for example SpaceX, Taylor Swift, a certain rumor, or a niche field that no one is reporting on. Zetik automatically finds sources, and users can also add or pin sources they trust.
- Multi-source reading and deduplication folding: Zetik reads newsrooms, podcasts, blogs, GitHub, research papers, email newsletters, and more, folding multiple reports on the same event into one card containing "what happened, why it matters, and all sources attached." Officially, for example, a piece of news may come from 38 sources but is ultimately presented as a single read.
- Multiple delivery methods: Supports feeds, push notifications, email newsletters, or RSS. Officially, delivery forms such as "Feed + morning push" and "Newsletter · RSS" are also mentioned.
- Audio briefings and podcast clips: If users prefer listening, Zetik can provide an audio breakdown of any story and cut the podcasts users follow into highlight clips, allowing them to play the best few minutes or the full episode in the app.
- Memory and feedback: Zetik has a memory function, and every sentence users say helps it understand them better. Officially, it is emphasized that memory is publicly visible; users can view each memory, understand how it was formed, and edit or delete it at any time. Users can give feedback in natural language, for example, "less celebrity coverage, more tech news," and the feed adjusts immediately.
- Discover opportunities beyond the radar: Officially, Zetik does not stop at the content users follow; it also connects information others have missed, bringing opportunities users did not even know to look for.
How to use Users tell Zetik in one sentence what they care about, and the tracker goes live; Zetik automatically matches sources, and users can also add their own sources. After that, receive briefings via feed, push notifications, email newsletters, or RSS. Users can give feedback in natural language at any time to adjust content preferences, and can also view, edit, or delete memories.
Use cases Officially showcased tracking examples include: SpaceX Starship launches, Taylor Swift tours and releases, Lakers trades and injuries, GTA 6 release rumors, discontinued LEGO sets, and more. It is suitable for users who want to reduce information noise, get only key updates, and prefer audio listening methods.
Limitations Official materials do not provide specific details on pricing, charging models, supported platforms, language coverage, or data privacy policies. This information is not currently available.
