Type it
Quick and quiet. Half sentences and typos welcome, it reads what you meant.
How Vera worksSay it once.That’s thewhole trick.
No setup, no forms. Say it, and it’s handled and remembered.
Three steps
There is no fourth step.
Everything else the app does happens underneath these three.
No setup, no forms, no blank screen waiting for a command.
Open it and talk. Type it, or hold to talk and let go. It reads the way people actually say things, so a half sentence at a traffic light works as well as a tidy one at a desk.
An answer is not much use if you still have to go and do it.
The event lands in your calendar. The task goes on the list. The habit ticks over, the receipt gets read, the note is filed. You say it once and it is done, rather than said and then done by you.
This is the part the other ones do not do.
Every character reads from the same memory of your life, so whoever you open already knows where you got to. Tell one of them about Thursday and the rest know about Thursday. Nothing gets explained twice.
Step 01 · Say it
Three ways to talk
However suits the moment.
On the tram, in the car or at your desk. Switch between them whenever you like.
Hold to talk
Hold, say it, let go. They answer out loud in their own voice.
Hands free
Talk back and forth without touching the screen, like a real conversation.
Step three, in practice
Four words, and it already knows.
Nothing here was typed in twice. It's all just the week you already had.
I'm exhausted this week.
VeeYour everyday guidetyping…I know. You have slept badly most of the week, skipped a couple of sessions, and the takeaway crept up. That launch on Thursday is probably catching up with you. Want me to swap this week's sessions for easy walks?
What it already had
SleepHabitsMoneyCalendar
Pick who you talk to
Same memory. Different voice.
Every character knows your week. They just have their own way of saying it. Tap one to hear how they'd answer.
I skipped the gym again.
VeeYour everyday guideThat's alright, it's been a big week. Want to swap tomorrow for an easy walk and go again on Thursday?
Knew it had been a big week without being told
What it handles
One app for the whole lot.
All of it shares the same memory, which is why any of them can answer a question about another.
Calendar
Your week, added by sentence rather than by form.
Tasks
The list, and the things on it you keep moving.
Habits
Streaks kept honestly, with a nudge when you slip.
Health
Sleep, mood and how the week actually went.
Meals
What is for dinner, planned a day at a time.
Money
In and out, watched month by month.
Notes
The things you want kept, in one private place.
The vault
The documents you need on you, when you need them.
They can also read a photo for you, make one from a sentence, and talk back out loud. What comes with the free plan and what comes with Pro is set out in the pricing section.
Why it feels different
Not another chat box.
Most AI apps are brilliant for about five minutes. Here's what changes when it actually knows you.
Remembers what you told it last week
Usually starts fresh
Always, across every character
Actually does the thing
Tells you how to do it
Adds it, files it, ticks it off
Knows your week
Only what you paste in
Calendar, habits, sleep and money, together
Talks back
One voice, if any
Twelve characters, each with their own voice
Setup
Prompts, settings and integrations
None. Just start talking
Ideas for your first week
Not sure what to say? Start here.
Twenty-five things people say to Vera, from first coffee to lights out.
“What's on today?”Morning idea 1
“Remind me to put the bins out tonight”Morning idea 2
“Anything I forgot from yesterday?”Morning idea 3
“Something quick for breakfast”Morning idea 4
“Move my 9am to 10”Morning idea 5
- Morning: What's on today?
- Morning: Remind me to put the bins out tonight
- Morning: Anything I forgot from yesterday?
- Morning: Something quick for breakfast
- Morning: Move my 9am to 10
- Work: Block two hours for the report on Thursday
- Work: What did I say I'd do this week?
- Work: Add 'send invoice' for Friday
- Work: Read this photo of the whiteboard
- Work: Remind me to follow up with Sam on Monday
- Money: Where did the money go this month?
- Money: Log $18 for lunch
- Money: Read this receipt
- Money: How much have I spent on takeaway?
- Money: Remind me when rent's due
- Health: How did I sleep this week?
- Health: Did my run
- Health: I'm feeling flat today
- Health: Start a habit: ten minutes of stretching
- Health: Plan three easy dinners
- Evening: What did I get done today?
- Evening: Anything for tomorrow?
- Evening: Help me wind down
- Evening: Journal: today was a good one
- Evening: Remind me about Mum's birthday
Private by design
It knows you. Nobody else does.
A memory this good only works if it’s yours alone. So it is.
Encrypted and locked to you
Never sold, never used to train anything
Export it whenever you want
Leave, and it's deleted rather than archived
Getting started
Start in under a minute.
1 Download Vera
Free on iPhone. No card, no trial countdown.
2 
Pick who you want to talk to
Twelve characters. Switch any time, they all share the same memory.
3 “Big week. Help.”Say the first thing on your mind
No setup. It fills itself in as you go.
No. Open it, start talking, and it fills itself in as you go. There is no wizard and no blank board to configure first.
Yes. Hold to talk, let go, and they answer aloud in their own voice. The free plan includes some voice each month so you can hear what it is like before deciding.
Yes, and that is the whole point. Tell one of them something and the rest of the cast knows it. You never catch anyone up.
It is free to start and the free plan does not run out. What comes with it and what comes with Pro is set out on the pricing section.
There’s more on Shared Spaces for the people you live with, and on who built it.
Easier to try than to read about.
Free to download. Open it, say one thing, and see whether it holds.
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