About us

Zenteck exists to answer one practical question: what part of artificial intelligence actually helps your work today, and what is just noise.

What we cover

AI tools tested in practice and compared head to head; prompt techniques that genuinely work; automation workflows that handle real tasks; and analysis of what changes when the market moves. We do not cover phone launches, big-tech gossip, or news that dies in two days.

How every article is made

This is what sets us apart, and it is a rule we do not bend:

1. No article comes from a single source. Every piece published here draws on at least three independent sources covering the same subject.
2. Sources are named and linked at the end of each article. You can check everything.
3. The value is in the angle: where the sources disagree, what the numbers actually show, and what nobody said. Rewriting another site's article is not journalism, it is copying.
4. Automation helps us gather and organise material, but nothing goes live without human review. Nothing is published automatically.

If an article fails any of those four points, it is not published. We would rather publish less.

What we stand for

• Sources cited and linked, always. If it cannot be verified, we do not publish it.
• Dated writing. Tools change; you deserve to know when something was true.
• Mistakes corrected in public, not quietly deleted.
• No invented numbers and no promised results we cannot back up.
• Plain writing. Jargon that does not aid understanding is jargon that goes.

Errors and corrections

We get things wrong, like any publication. When an article is materially corrected we record the change and update the page's modified date — we do not rewrite the past in silence. If you spotted an error, write to us: it is the fastest way to improve the site.

How the site pays for itself

We intend to run advertising. No advertiser influences what we write: none of them sees content before publication or holds any veto. If a link is ever sponsored or an affiliate link, it will be stated clearly in the article itself, not buried in fine print.

Talking to us

Story tips, corrections, proposals or complaints all go through our Contact.