Less to keep track of. More to look forward to.
Velora does a small number of things, on purpose. Here is each of them, and the reasoning underneath.
- 01 Arrives at a time you set
The Morning Edit
Three to five lines before you start. What moved, what is waiting, and the one thing worth protecting time for. On a quiet day it says so and stops.
- 02 Voice, text, clipboard
Catch the Thought
Say it or type it, anywhere, without deciding where it goes. Filing is a decision, and decisions are the reason notes never get written.
- 03 Built from your own notes
Walk In Ready
Before a meeting, the shape of the last one: what was decided, what was left open, and who owes whom. Read it standing up.
- 04 Optional, and easy to switch off
Close the Loop
At the end of a day, the threads you left hanging. Not a task list, a short read of what is genuinely unresolved.
- 05 Never sends anything itself
Find the Words
A drafted reply on a thread you have already engaged with. Something to push against, not a finished message sent on your behalf.
- 06 Across everything you connect
A Sense of Continuity
Notes that find each other. The thing you wrote in March surfacing when it becomes relevant in September, without you remembering it existed.
A simpler way through your day.
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01 Bring it in
Connect a source or drop something in. Notes, documents, voice memos, meeting transcripts, the half-written thing you abandoned.
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02 Connect the pieces
Velora reads across what you have given it and finds the thread you had not put together. It shows its working, so you can disagree.
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03 Choose your focus
You say what today is about. Everything outside that frame steps back until you ask for it, rather than competing for the same attention.
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04 Make your move
A drafted reply, a shaped agenda, a first paragraph. The blank page is the expensive part, so Velora removes that one.
Keep what helps. Let the rest go.
An assistant that reads your work should be easy to switch off. Every source is a decision you can reverse, and you can always answer the question: what does this thing know about me.
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Sources are switches
Every connected source appears in one list with one switch. Turn it off and Velora stops reading it immediately, including what it had already drawn from it.
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Your workspace is not training data
Nothing you write is used to train a shared model. Your workspace is yours, and stays inside it.
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Scope it as narrowly as you like
Grant access to a single folder, a single thread, or a single project. The default is nothing until you say otherwise.
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Clearing is one action
Clear the working context and Velora starts again with no memory of what came before. Your underlying notes are untouched.