Essential
One quiet workspace, for one person.
$ 0 per month
Start with Essential- One workspace
- Notes, documents and voice capture
- The morning edit, three days a week
- Seven days of context
A little less on your mind
Make space. Find your focus. Do great work.
Meet Velora. A personal assistant for the working day. Bring your notes, conversations and unfinished ideas together, and leave with a clear next step.
The morning edit
A little clarity for today.
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The pricing note is waiting on you
Two people replied yesterday. Neither needs a decision, both need a date.
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Thursday’s review has no agenda yet
You have notes from the last three. A draft is ready if you want it.
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Protect the morning
The only deep block this week sits between 9 and 11 tomorrow.
Nothing else needs you today
Why it exists 01 / 05
A full day should not mean a full head.
Most tools add another place to look. Velora subtracts, and hands back the one thing you were trying to find.
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Keep the spark
The half-formed idea from the shower, the thing someone said in passing. Velora holds them so you can put them down.
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Find the next step
Not a list of everything. One move, chosen because of what is actually in front of you this afternoon.
- 03
Get to the point
Forty minutes of conversation comes back as the three decisions, the two open questions and who owes what.
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Get your time back
The small administrative tax on a working day, paid once, quietly, before you sit down.
How it works 02 / 05
A simpler way through your day.
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01 Bring it in
Notes, threads, voice memos, the document you never finished. Drop it anywhere and stop filing.
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02 Connect the pieces
Velora reads across everything you have given it and finds the thread you had not put together yet.
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03 Choose your focus
You say what today is about. Everything else steps back until you ask for it.
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04 Make your move
A drafted reply, a shaped agenda, a first paragraph. Something to push against, not a blank page.
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of a working day is spent finding what you already knew. Velora is built to give that part back.
Illustrative figure — Velora is a concept product
Who it is for 03 / 05
Different kinds of work. The same need for space.
“I stopped keeping a running list of everything I owed people. It turns out I only needed to know the next thing.”
“Six one-to-ones a week used to mean six sets of notes I never reread.”
“The blank page was never the problem. Remembering where I left off was.”
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Choose what stays
Every source you connect can be switched off without losing the rest.
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A space of your own
Your workspace is not training data. Nothing you write leaves it.
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Define your space
Set what Velora may read, down to a single folder or thread.
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Start fresh anytime
Clear the context and begin again. No residue, no archive you did not ask for.
Boundaries
Helpful context. Thoughtful limits.
An assistant that reads your work should be easy to switch off. Every source is a decision you can reverse, and clearing the slate takes one action.
Read how context is handled Plans 04 / 05
A little help. Or a whole new rhythm.
Monthly Annual · save 20%
Flow
Most chosenThe full daily rhythm, with nothing held back.
$ 14 per month
Choose Flow- Everything in Essential
- The morning edit, every working day
- Unlimited context and history
- Meeting recaps and drafted replies
- Context controls, source by source
Studio
Shared context for a small team, with personal boundaries kept personal.
$ 32 per month
Talk about Studio- Everything in Flow
- Shared workspaces, up to twelve people
- Per-person privacy boundaries
- Handover notes between teammates
- Priority support from the team
Every plan is billed per person. Prices shown in US dollars.
Journal 05 / 05
Writing on attention, work and quiet software.
All writing- 01 Attention
The cost of picking up where you left off
Switching tasks is not the expensive part. Reassembling the context you had ten minutes ago is, and almost nobody budgets for it.
- 02 Craft
Designing a product that knows when to be quiet
Every assistant is tempted to prove its usefulness. The harder discipline is saying nothing on the days there is nothing worth saying.
- 03 Working life
The meeting that should have been a note
Most recurring meetings survive because cancelling one requires a decision and keeping it does not. Here is how to tell the two apart.
Questions
A few things you might be wondering.
01 Where does Velora fit into my day?
Twice, usually. Once before you start, when it hands you a short read of what today actually asks of you. Once at the end, when it closes the loops you left open. In between it stays quiet unless you call on it.
02 What can I bring into my workspace?
Written notes, documents, voice memos, meeting transcripts and the threads you choose to connect. You decide what comes in, one source at a time, and you can disconnect any of it later without losing everything else.
03 Can I use this away from my desk?
Yes. Capture works on a phone the same way it works on a laptop: you say or type the thing, and it lands in the same place. The morning edit is built to be read standing up, waiting for a coffee.
04 What does a morning overview include?
Three to five lines. What moved since yesterday, what is waiting on you, and the one thing worth protecting time for. If there is nothing worth saying, it says that instead of padding.
05 How do the context controls work?
Every source is a switch. Turn one off and Velora stops reading it immediately, including anything it had already drawn from it. Clearing context removes the working memory without touching the underlying notes.
06 Is Velora available today?
Velora is a concept product presented as a design study. The workflow, the pricing and the writing here describe how it would work rather than a service you can sign up for right now.
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Make room for your best work.
Start with one workspace and a single quiet morning. Add the rest only when you want it.
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