Questions about Zikit

Zikit is a website change monitoring concept designed to watch public webpages and explain meaningful changes with concise AI summaries. This site preserves the product design while public registration is closed.

In the product design, a user pastes a URL, the system captures it on a schedule, compares snapshots through a multi-stage detection pipeline, and summarizes meaningful changes with an importance score. The concept-site demos illustrate this workflow without accepting new monitoring jobs.

Public registration and checkout are closed. Plan names, limits, and prices shown on the concept site are illustrative product-design material, not an active offer. For an internal or invitation-based conversation, email support@zikit.ai.

There is no public signup or active checkout, so the concept site does not ask for a card. For questions about a historical payment, email support@zikit.ai.

Public sign-in is closed. Legacy login, OAuth, dashboard, and extension-auth URLs lead to the registration-closed page. For an internal or invitation-based conversation, email support@zikit.ai.

The concept site has no active payment methods or checkout. For questions about a historical Zikit transaction, email support@zikit.ai.

The intended product design focused on public HTML webpages such as pricing pages, changelogs, terms-of-service, blog posts, careers pages, government regulations, news articles, product detail pages, and docs. It also explored JSON APIs, RSS feeds, and sitemaps. Public monitoring jobs are not active on the concept site.

The intended design excluded login-gated content, major social feeds that block automated access, personalized search results, DRM-protected streaming, and difficult marketplace pages. The archived creation flow was designed to warn when a URL would not work reliably; that flow is not active on the concept site.

The preserved design focused on publicly accessible URLs and did not support login-gated pages in its standard workflow. Public monitoring is not active. For an internal or invitation-based conversation, email support@zikit.ai.

The archived product design used a tiered fetch pipeline with direct HTTP, a residential proxy, and a headless Playwright browser. This describes the intended architecture, not an active public service or a current success-rate guarantee.

The original product design mapped daily, hourly, and 15-minute checks to illustrative plan tiers. Monitoring schedules are not active for public visitors on the concept site.

The intended product design includes email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, and custom webhooks. Those account integrations and alert deliveries are not active on the concept-site preview.

The intended design used four layers: (1) hash comparison, (2) noise-pattern filtering, (3) a semantic-similarity gate, and (4) AI importance scoring. A configurable threshold was designed to mute low-importance changes. This is preserved product-design material, not an active alert service.

The intended output paired a plain-English sentence with specific old-to-new details, an importance score, and a suggested action when relevant. Concept-site examples illustrate that format; they are not current alerts delivered to a public account.

The site preserves the Chrome extension concept, including a one-click flow and visual CSS selector picker. Its account connection and monitoring backend are not active in the public preview.

The API page preserves the intended endpoint specification. API-key generation and monitor, change, alert, and export endpoints are retired on the concept-site preview.

The public concept site is responsive on mobile. The archived dashboard and native-app prototypes are not active public services. Questions can be sent to support@zikit.ai.

Free, Pro, and Business limits shown on the site are preserved as illustrative product-design tiers. There is no public signup or checkout, and the displayed prices are not an active offer.

There is no new public subscription to cancel on the concept site. For a historical billing or account matter, email support@zikit.ai.

The original product design paused checks at a monthly quota and showed usage warnings. Public monitoring and upgrades are not active on the concept site.

The current privacy page distinguishes the concept-site behavior from the archived SaaS policy. No historical account or stored data is assumed deleted; data requests should be sent to support@zikit.ai.

The preserved pages at zikit.ai/alternatives compare the intended Zikit design with those 11 tools and explain the tradeoffs without bashing competitors. They are concept material, not a claim that Zikit is an active alternative today.

The public concept site and Camo are currently English only. The archived product design explored multilingual summaries and RTL layouts, but those are not an active public service.

We follow WCAG 2.1 AA targets. Keyboard navigation, focus indicators, aria-labels on all interactive elements. Report accessibility issues to support@zikit.ai.