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Your next career move
“New leadership roles in IT, data and health around Aarau, as a table — tell me which ones fit me.”
| Role | Where | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Head of IT NEW | Baden | today |
| Leiter/in Data Platform | Aarau | 2 days |
| CTO, Medtech scale-up | Lenzburg | 4 days |
Early access · Runs on Swiss AI infrastructure
Your morning,
already researched.
tezu is your personal AI research team. Tell it in plain words what you want to stay on top of — the job market in your region, the stories Switzerland is talking about, breakthroughs in your field. Its agents research it on your schedule and hand you one calm, sourced briefing, laid out exactly the way you like.
Free during early access · No credit card · Sign in with your Google account
Monday · 06:45
Good morning, Anna.
Two new leadership roles in Aarau, and the vote everyone is talking about.
Here is what changed overnight across your four topics — read in about three minutes.
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💼 Leadership jobs near Aarau
Head of Data · health-tech company · Aarau
Matches your profile: data platforms, healthcare, 80–100 %.
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🇨🇭 Burning Swiss news
The vote debate dominating the weekend papers
Covered by 6 outlets · the key arguments, side by side.
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🚀 Frontier tech
An open-source release that changes data pipelines
Why it matters for you · with the paper and the code.
Sources:
jobs.ch
SRF
NZZ
arXiv
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Illustrative example
The problem
Forty tabs, twelve newsletters, three job portals — and still the feeling you missed something.
Staying informed has become a part-time job. Feeds are built to keep you scrolling, not to tell you what matters to you. tezu flips that around: you say what matters, and the work of finding it is done before you wake up.
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Hours of scanning
Checking the same sites every day for the one thing that's new.
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Noise over signal
Clickbait, duplicates and generic headlines crowd out what's relevant to your work and life.
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AI answers you can't check
Chatbots sound confident — but where did that come from, and is it from today?
How it works
Three sentences in. A daily briefing out.
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Describe it in your words
“Leadership roles in IT or healthcare around Aarau — as a table with company, location and date.” As specific or as broad as you like, in German, French or English.
What do you want to stay on top of?
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tezu designs the research
An AI architect turns your wish into an expert plan: the right sources, precise searches in every relevant language, the layout you asked for and a schedule. Review it, tweak it — or just accept.
jobs.ch · Aarau
“Head of” OR “Leiter”
Table view
Weekdays 06:30
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Wake up informed
Agents research on schedule, read the best sources in full and write your view. Every morning, one briefing pulls the must-knows from all your topics onto a single page.
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06:45 · Your briefing is ready
What's inside
Not another feed. A research team that works for you.
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Agents that really research
Each refresh searches news, the web, curated Swiss outlets, job boards, Hacker News and arXiv in parallel, reads the most promising articles in full and digs deeper where something is missing.
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Every claim has a source
Links come only from pages the agent actually found — the AI can't invent them. One tap takes you to the original article, job ad or paper.
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Your layout, not ours
Key points, cards, tables, timelines, numbers at a glance, reading lists. Describe the view you want — tezu builds it, and keeps it that way.
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Learns what you care about
Thumbs up, thumbs down, save, “never show this source”. tezu turns your feedback into a profile you can read and edit — no black box.
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Refine by talking
“Make it shorter.” “Add a column for the industry.” “Focus on Zurich-West too.” Chat with any topic — it updates itself and refreshes. Or ask follow-up questions about today's content.
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One daily briefing
At the time you choose, an editor agent picks the few things you shouldn't miss across all topics — with a personal line on why each one matters to you.
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On your schedule
Every morning, three times a day, every few hours or weekly — per topic. What's new is marked as new, so you never read the same thing twice.
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Swiss at heart, multilingual
Knows Swiss sources in German and French, searches in your languages and writes in the one you prefer. Powered by open models on the Swiss AI serving platform at CSCS.
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Made for your phone
Read your briefing on the tram, in light or dark mode. Save items for later, open the source with one tap.
Made for your life
Whatever you follow, tezu follows it better.
A few topics you could set up in your first minute:
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What Switzerland is talking about
“The most burning stories in Swiss media today — across German- and French-speaking outlets.”
- The big vote: both sides' strongest arguments, and what the latest polls say. 6 outlets
- Your canton: the decision that affects your commute next year. regional
- Romandie: the story French-speaking papers lead with — that German-language feeds barely mention.
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The frontier of your field
“New cutting-edge tools in data management, biotech, AI and personalised health — what it does and why it matters.”
Release
An open lakehouse engine for single-cell data
Why it matters · cuts your pipeline's storage costs.
Paper
Validating LLM extraction from clinical notes
Why it matters · a method you can reuse.
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…and anything else you care about
If it's published somewhere, tezu can watch it for you.
🔗 Voices on LinkedIn
📈 Swiss startup funding
🧬 Precision medicine
🏛️ New regulation in your industry
🏠 Housing in your town
🏢 Your competitors
🎓 Your alma mater
🌍 Climate tech
Examples are illustrative.
What you win
Less scrolling. More knowing.
Time
Replace the daily round of sites, feeds and portals with one page you can read over coffee.
Focus
Only what's relevant to you, deduplicated and ranked — the noise stays outside.
Confidence
Every statement links to its source, so you can check anything in one tap.
Calm
No infinite feed, no fear of missing out. When you've read your briefing, you're done.
Privacy & trust
Your interests are yours.
What you follow says a lot about you. tezu treats it that way.
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Private by design
Your topics, briefings, feedback and profile belong to your account only — no one else can see them.
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Secure sign-in
Sign in with Google, protected by Cloudflare Access. tezu never sees or stores a password of yours.
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Swiss AI infrastructure
The language models run on the Swiss AI serving platform at CSCS in Switzerland — open models, not a US ad platform.
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No ads, no third-party trackers
tezu doesn't show ads, doesn't sell your data and has no third-party trackers. The profile it learns from your feedback is visible and editable by you, any time.
Questions
What does it cost?+
tezu is free during early access, with fair-use limits per account (for example up to 8 topics and a number of manual refreshes per day) so the service stays fast for everyone.
Where does the information come from?+
From public sources: news search, curated Swiss outlets such as SRF, NZZ, Tages-Anzeiger, Le Temps and RTS, job boards like jobs.ch, Hacker News, arXiv and the open web. Every item in your view links back to where it was found.
Can the AI make things up?+
tezu is built to prevent it: the writing agent only receives the sources the research agents found, and links are attached by the system, not typed by the model. Summaries can still contain mistakes — that's why every point is one tap away from the original.
How fresh is my briefing?+
As fresh as you want: each topic refreshes on its own schedule — every morning, several times a day or weekly — and you can refresh any topic on demand. New items are clearly marked.
Which languages does it speak?+
You can describe topics in German, French, Italian or English. tezu searches in the languages that matter for a topic and writes your views in the language you choose.
Can it read LinkedIn?+
tezu works with public sources only. It can find public LinkedIn posts and articles through search, but it never logs into your accounts.
Tomorrow morning could start differently.
Set up your first topic in under a minute. Your first briefing is ready a few minutes later.
Start with Google — it's free