Content Networks
The core of QET is a publishing machine: 300+ websites covering recipes, lifestyle, and how-to, written in 15+ languages and read in 34+ countries.
Four engines, one loop: we build the sites, write the content, push it across social, and ship the tools and apps that make every part faster.
The core of QET is a publishing machine: 300+ websites covering recipes, lifestyle, and how-to, written in 15+ languages and read in 34+ countries.
Every site in the network is ours — the domains, the content, and the audience relationships that come with them.
We publish natively in each language — no machine-translated afterthoughts. Local readers get content that actually reads local.
Our editorial pipeline is built to travel. The same engine that works in one market works in the next — from first draft to front page.
Publishing is half the job. 7.3 million people read us on social every month because we treat distribution as a discipline, not an afterthought.
Pages and groups grown and moderated with our own tooling — it’s what Qet Lab was born for.
Short-form video tuned to each niche and language. We make content people actually finish.
Feed, Reels, and Stories that pull readers back into the network, day after day.
We got tired of duct-taping other people’s software, so we built our own — analytics, ad management, link tools, moderation. Then we turned them into products.
Every tool starts as a fix for a real problem inside our network. No speculative features, no bloat.
Our stack runs 300+ sites and millions of readers before a single customer ever touches it.
Inkio.ai, Histat.io, Tapto.bio, and Qet Lab all graduated from internal tool to public product.
Websites reach readers; apps keep them. We design and ship native mobile apps for iOS and Android, entirely in-house.
Built with platform-native tooling for speed and polish — no lowest-common-denominator wrappers.
First-class Android, not a port. Same care, same performance bar, same attention to detail.
Content flows from our network straight into the apps, so every release ships with substance on day one.