Steek is a free AI intelligence platform that tracks real-time AI signals and trends from 40+ premium sources. You can 'steek' any signal — turning it into instant insights, deep research reports, foresight analyses, and visual maps — all with your unique tone of voice and theme.

What does it mean to 'steek' a signal?

To 'steek' means to take an AI signal or trend and instantly transform it into shareable intelligence — an insight, deep research report, foresight analysis, or visual map. Each steek gets a unique shareable link and can be customized with your tone of voice.

How do I track AI signals and trends?

Steek automatically tracks AI signals from 40+ premium sources including Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta AI, TechCrunch, The Verge, Hacker News, arXiv, and HuggingFace. Signals are scored for relevance and analyzed for sentiment in real-time.

What is an AI Trend Setter on Steek?

AI Trend Setters are creators who publish AI-powered intelligence through their own Intelligence Desk on Steek. They get a personal profile page, can customize their analysis voice and theme, and publish steeks — insights, research reports, and foresight analyses — for their audience.

Is Steek free to use?

Yes, Steek offers a free tier with generous quotas for all features including signal tracking, quick insights, deep research, foresight analysis, visual maps, and content publishing. Premium plans unlock higher quotas and advanced features.

How do I generate AI research on Steek?

Use the AI Command Bar on the homepage to select a report type (Quick Insight, Deep Research, Foresight Analysis, or Visual Map) and pick any AI signal or trend. Steek generates the intelligence report in seconds with citations and actionable recommendations.

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