
Couples
The admin of two lives, finally in one place.

Lists, chores, bills and the calendar for the people you live with, in one place.
Four kinds of space
Pick the kind of space and it comes set up for how that group works.

The admin of two lives, finally in one place.

Whose turn it is, sorted for good.

The whole household on the same week.

Any group that has to agree on something.
Inside a space
Coming in 2.0Every space gets its own set of pages. Here are the ones people ask about most.

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Shopping list
Someone adds milk, someone else ticks it off at the shops, and every phone in the space updates at once. No doubled-up groceries, no "did anyone get bread" texts.

This week
BinsMike
DishesSparkle
VacuumFangChore roster
Set the jobs once and the roster rotates them every week. Everyone can see whose turn it is, and your character gives a nudge before a job's due, so nobody has to be the house nag.

Electricity
$186.40
$62.13Paid
$62.13Paid
$62.13Due ThuBills
Log the electricity, the internet or the big shop and the space works out who owes what. It shows who's paid, and reminds people quietly before a bill lands.

Friday dinner?
Polls
Friday dinner, the new house rule, which film. Put it to a vote, everyone taps, and the space remembers what was decided, so it never gets argued twice.
Ask the house
2.0Every space gets a character who sees everything in it. Ask anything, and they answer from what the house already knows.
Vee is answering
VeeIn The FlattypingโฆBins are on Tom and they go out tonight. Rent lands Thursday and everyone's paid except one of you. Someone still needs milk and the taco bits before Friday. Other than that, you're clear.
And the rest of the house
Every one of them shared, live, and known to the character in the room.
Everything happening in the space, on one screen.
A group chat with a character who knows what the space is up to.
Everyone's week in one view, so nothing lands twice.
Points for the jobs nobody wants. Works better than it should.
Jobs with a name and a date on them, and a record of who did what.
Notes and lists the whole space can write on.
Invite people and decide what each of them can do.
Spaces grow with what you tell me you need. The best ideas so far came straight from people using Vera.
How it will work
Four steps, and the whole house is on the same page.
Pick what kind it is, give it a name, and it's ready.
Send them a link. They join and see the space straight away.
Pick a character for the space. They know the space, and nothing outside it.
Lists, chores, bills, the calendar and the votes, updating for everyone at once.
Only whatโs in a space is visible to the people in it. Your notes, health, money and one-on-one conversations stay private.
What people will use it for
The everyday jobs that usually live across five apps and a group chat, all in one shared space.
Someone adds milk, someone else ticks it off at the shops, and everyone's list updates at once. No more three people buying the same thing, and no more group texts asking if anyone got bread. It's one list the whole space writes on.
Set the jobs once and the roster moves them around every week, so nobody is on the bins forever. Everyone can see whose turn it is, and your assistant gives a nudge before a job is due, so nobody has to be the house nag.
Log the electricity, the internet or the big shop, and the space works out who owes what. It shows who's paid and who hasn't, and it reminds people quietly before a bill is due. Money stays friendly because nobody has to chase it.
School runs, soccer, dinner at Nonna's and the dentist, all in one week everyone can see. Things stop landing on top of each other, and you can ask the space's character what's on tomorrow and get a straight answer.
Not the romance, the logistics. Who's picking up what, when rent's due, what you're doing Saturday and what's for dinner tonight. A shared space for two keeps the admin out of your messages, so your chats can be about something better.
Friday dinner, the new house rule, which film. Put it to a poll, everyone votes, and the space remembers what was decided. The character in the space can tell anyone later what the group agreed, so nobody relitigates it.
Shared Spaces sits alongside everything else Vera does: your own calendar, tasks, habits, health and money, and a cast who remember you. See how Vera works.
A shared corner of Vera for the people you live or work with. Couples, housemates, families and small teams get one place for their lists, chores, bills, calendar and votes, with a character in the space who knows what the group is up to.
It's being built now. If you download Vera today, Shared Spaces will arrive as a free update, so there's no new app to install when it lands.
A dashboard, a shared shopping list, shared tasks, a chore roster, polls, bills, a shared calendar, notes, a group chat with a character who knows the space, a leaderboard, and member settings for who can do what.
Spaces are part of Vera rather than a separate purchase. What comes with the free plan and what comes with Pro is set out in the pricing section on the homepage, which is the only place the site quotes a figure.
Anyone you send the invite link to. A space works the same whether it's two of you or the whole house, and everybody in it sees the same lists, jobs and week.
Yes. Only what's in a space is visible to the people in it. Your own notes, health, money and one-on-one conversations stay private, and nothing you keep on your own ever goes into a space unless you put it there.
You choose. Any character from the cast can be the one in the space. They see what the space sees and nothing outside it.
The space comes off your account and the rest of Vera stays exactly as it was. Nothing you kept on your own was ever in there to begin with.
Vera is on iPhone for now, so Shared Spaces will be too. Android is on the list.
Please do. Email contact@veleria.com.au with what you'd want in it. What people ask for is what gets built.












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