You have an app for fitness, sleep, money, even the books you read. Vera is the first app for your relationships — the thing your life is actually made of.
$12/mo, locked in for life. First 500 only.
Every important part of your life now has a quiet system tracking it, helping you see it, gently nudging you. Except the part that defines all the others.
The relationships in your life — with yourself, with the people closest to you — are the soil everything else grows in. And you've been managing them in your head.
The pattern is there. You see it in flashes. You've named it to your therapist, your journal, your friend, an AI. And then it scatters.
“He goes silent and I fill the air. I do this with my mom too.”
notebook · page 14“Why do I always apologize first. Even when I'm the one hurt.”
apple notes · 11:42pm“Tell me about yourself again — who is he, how long, what's the context…”
chat #427 · starts from zero“Something about the way he said it tonight — felt familiar. Like Dad.”
04:32 · never replayed“Why does this same thing keep happening with every relationship I'm in”
imessage · 02:14amOne place for every relationship in your life. Vera remembers what was said, surfaces patterns across people, and gives you the truth quietly when you need it.
Daniel. Mom. Jordan. Yourself. Each gets a place that builds context over years, not chats.
The same shape shows up in your partner, your mom, your manager. Vera draws the line.
Read the same moment as feeling, pattern, or need — Vera adapts to what you need to see.
End-to-end encrypted. No training. No ads. Yours forever; deletable in one tap.
Same memory, same context, different voice. Switch on what you need today.
A coach when you need a push. A therapist when you need to feel it. A friend when you need the truth, plain. An elder when you need to remember the long arc.
All speaking from the same memory of you.
Vera reads the same moment from five angles — the facts, the feeling, the need, the pattern, and the truth underneath. Switch anytime, even mid-conversation.
General AI can remember broad context. Vera is built to remember the people, patterns, triggers, boundaries, and history inside each relationship.
Vera doesn't ping you all day. Once a week, it sends one note — what shifted, what's worth sitting with.
Especially when seeking validation or repair.
Most surfacing in conversations with Daniel and Mom.
Especially with Jordan. Pattern is bending.
A few years ago I realized I had a tracker for almost everything in my life — except the part that actually shaped it.
I had an Apple Watch for workouts. Oura for sleep. Copilot for money. Kindle for books. I knew my resting heart rate to the beat. I knew nothing — not really — about why the same conversation kept happening with my partner, my mom, and my manager.
I'd talk it through in therapy. Then in my journal. Then to a friend. Then to an AI. Each told me something true. None of them remembered the others. The pattern lived in five places and connected in none.
So I started building the layer underneath: one place that holds a thread for every person in your life — including yourself — and slowly, gently, shows you the shape of what you're already doing. Not to fix you. Not to coach you. Just to hold the picture you've been holding alone.
Vera is what I wished existed when I was younger. It's what I'm still learning from at 37. If any of this sounds like you, I'd love to have you in the beta.
“It's the first time I've used a tool that didn't make me start over every time I opened it. It already knew.”
“My therapist asked where the language was coming from. I told her, embarrassed. She asked if she could use it too.”
“It noticed I do the same thing with my mom that I do with my partner before I did. That alone justified the whole thing.”
Vera is in private beta. We're letting people in slowly, one thread at a time. Add yourself to the list and we'll be in touch.
$12/mo, locked in for life. First 500 only.
Not a therapist. Not a coach. A mirror for what's true.