d33ply follows money trails for you. It asks who benefits from a story—and connects dots across 150 sources while you're making coffee. d33ply does that work. It treats news like an investigation instead of a summary dump.
You're getting a 4-layer RAG system. Starts with surface facts. Pushes through to investigative insights. Episodes run 20-25 minutes and sound like actual journalism. AI voices carry emotional range (no robotic monotone here). Each episode pulls from 50 to 200 sources. Covers 14 categories—AI and machine learning, geopolitics, climate, and more.
Product managers tracking competitor moves? Consultants who bill for knowing things first? This saves the two-plus hours you'd spend hunting down context yourself.
d33ply applies five different narrative lenses to identical material. One episode takes an investigative angle. Another goes educational. You can listen to human stories or get a tech deep dive. This approach breaks filter bubbles—forces multiple perspectives on the same information. Full transcripts include scripts and sources. You can verify claims.
Mobile apps let you download episodes for offline listening. Costs $4.99 monthly or $44.99 yearly (includes a seven-day trial). That yearly plan saves 25%.
Won't help if you need real-time breaking news. Episodes are daily but not hourly. Still—for professionals who need depth without the research slog—it's hard to beat the time savings.
