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- 3 briefings per week
- 1 deep dive per month
- Interrupt and ask questions
- Default Katy voice and personality
- Every segment cited
Your world, briefed.
Out loud.
Every morning, Katy reads you a briefing on the news and history you care about. Interrupt her with a question anytime. She answers from real sources, then keeps going.
Free to start. No card required.
“I was on a treadmill looking for a good video on US history. I couldn’t find one. So we built something that finds the sources for you, shows up every morning, and lets you talk back.”
From the founder
A briefing that lets you cut in.
Podcasts can’t hear you. Katy can. Ask “wait, why?” mid-sentence and get a real answer, with sources, then slide right back into the story.
Morning briefing · Segment 3 of 7 · US History
- Katy
…and that's why the Louisiana Purchase roughly doubled the size of the United States overnight. For about three cents an acre.
- You · You interrupt
Wait, why did Napoleon sell it so cheap?
- Katy
Good question. He'd just lost Saint-Domingue to the Haitian Revolution, and he needed cash for a coming war with Britain. Without the Caribbean colony, Louisiana was a liability he couldn't defend.
- Sources: Office of the Historian, U.S. State Dept. · Library of Congress
- You · You ask
Can I get a deep dive on the Haitian Revolution?
- Katy
Queued. Your research agents are on it, and it'll be ready in a few minutes. Now, back to Jefferson…
Four steps, then it’s a habit.
- 01
Tell Katy what you're into
Pick your topics in a minute: world news, markets, the Civil War, Roman engineering. Say what you want more of and what to skip.
- 02
Press play every morning
A fresh briefing waits for you each day, written from the morning's sources and sized to your commute or your run.
- 03
Interrupt whenever you want
Just talk. Katy stops, answers from real sources, and then picks up right where she left off.
- 04
Go deep on anything
Say “deep dive” and research agents build a full episode on it, ready for your next walk.
If it wasn’t found, it isn’t said.
Every segment is written from live web searches and shows exactly where it came from. Any source that didn’t come from a real search gets dropped before Katy says a word.
Segment 2 · Markets open mixed after Fed minutes
- ✓ reuters.com web search · 6:02 AM
- ✓ federalreserve.gov web search · 6:02 AM
- ✓ apnews.com web search · 6:03 AM
- ✕ “economicsdaily.info” not from a search, dropped
Katy, or whoever you’d like.
Change her name, her voice, and how she talks. Keep her crisp for the commute, or chatty for a long run.
Less than a coffee a week.
KT Plus
Your daily ritual.
$12/mo
- A briefing every morning
- Unlimited interruptions
- 10 deep dives per month
- Full Katy customization: name, voice, personality
- Every segment cited
7 days free, cancel anytime
KT Pro
For the endlessly curious.
$24/mo
- Everything in Plus
- Unlimited deep dives
- Premium voices
- Multiple briefings a day
- Priority research agents
7 days free, cancel anytime
Questions, answered.
How is this different from NotebookLM?
NotebookLM is built around a notebook of sources you collect. KT finds the sources for you, shows up every morning without being asked, and lets you talk back mid-episode.
Where do the facts come from?
Every segment is built from real web searches, and each one shows its citations. If a source didn't come from an actual search result, KT drops it. It doesn't get paraphrased into the script.
Can I really interrupt her?
Yes. Tap or just start talking. Katy pauses, answers your question with sources, and resumes the briefing from the same sentence.
What topics are available?
We're starting with news and history, since that's what the product was born for. More domains are on the way, and deep dives already work on nearly anything.
Do I have to call her Katy?
No. On Plus and Pro you can rename her and change her voice and personality, from dry newsreader to enthusiastic history teacher.
Can I cancel?
Anytime, in two clicks from billing settings. Paid plans start with a 7-day free trial.