✓ ApprovedVeRa
"The Stockholm3 blood test outperforms standard PSA testing for prostate cancer."
Key analysis
Genetic markers, proteins and clinical data predict aggressive-cancer risk in men aged 45–74.
SourcesThe Doctors LaboratoryEIT Health
Manipulation does its quiet work everywhere — the confident lie that moves a market, wins an argument, rewrites a war. So we set out to build the simplest thing that pushes back: a way to check what you're reading, right where you read it, in a single swipe.
Today it reads. In time it will hear and see too — one honest answer at a time.
False stories aren't a glitch in the feed — they're a permanent feature of how we read now. Social, news, messaging: none of them come with a way to ask the simple question, "wait, is this actually true?" And the cost of not asking shows up at two moments:
You don't want to be deceived. False information means financial, reputational and legal decisions made on false premises.
You don't want to deceive others. Forwarding a fabrication destroys trust with clients, audiences and colleagues.
The cost of producing a convincing fake collapsed to seconds. At the same time, the cost of verification fell with it — inference keeps getting cheaper, which is what puts real-time claim-checking within reach of a phone. In 2025, social media passed television as the leading news source in the US. A single fabricated tweet from a compromised AP account in 2013 erased about $136 billion in market value in minutes — with a reach of thousands. Today the same fake reaches millions in seconds.
Sources: Pew Research Center (Sept 2025) · Ofcom Online Nation 2025 · Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2025.
You're scrolling. Something stops you: a headline, a number, a claim you're not sure about. Swipe the lens over it. VeRa reads what it says, checks it against real sources, and tells you what holds up. Seconds, not an afternoon of open tabs.
Drag VeRa's lens over any post — feed, chat, news site, anywhere.
On-device OCR extracts the claim. The screenshot never leaves your phone — the recognised text does: it goes to our service, and from there to search providers and a cloud AI model. What we send, in full.
Live source retrieval, a sourced verdict, and the analysis behind it.
Build a list from 155 instruments — 105 stocks, 20 indices & ETFs, 30 crypto. On-device and offline. Automatic alerts are on the way.
Review recent checks with search and status filters: the last 5 on Free, or 10 on Advance.
VeRa explains its assessment and links to retrieved sources when available. An unverified result may have no corroborating sources. The four below are illustrative examples, not saved results — in the app each source is a live link you can open. An assessment can be wrong; that is what the sources are for.
"The Stockholm3 blood test outperforms standard PSA testing for prostate cancer."
Genetic markers, proteins and clinical data predict aggressive-cancer risk in men aged 45–74.
"NASA has announced six days of total darkness from a solar storm."
NASA issued no statement of the kind. The claim recycles a long-debunked hoax and has no basis in solar physics.
"The central bank has admitted the currency will collapse."
The official transcript contains no such admission. A conditional scenario from an analyst interview is presented as the regulator's own position.
"A major outbreak was reported at a facility in the region last week."
Missing date, specific location and incident scope. No source link to a specific event.
| Client | Flutter + Kotlin — Android overlay (MediaProjection). iOS build runs on TestFlight (internal); one check verified end-to-end on a real iPhone. |
| OCR | Google ML Kit — on-device, the screenshot never leaves the phone |
| Source retrieval | Brave Search + Serper — real-time retrieval cascade |
| Engine | Rin — a model-agnostic compound AI system: retrieval, claim extraction, a tuned reasoning prompt, and deterministic gates that can override the model (cloud LLM today) |
| Backend | Node 24 — SSE streaming, verdict cache, CI-gated test suite |
| Deploy | Hetzner Cloud VPS (EU) — live HTTPS · Google Play closed testing |
One data structure for any content type — the same interface will serve text, voice and video. With zero credible sources, the verdict downgrades to UNVERIFIED by design. Temporal grounding and news-existence calibration are built in. English-language content today — multilingual verdicts are a planned update. Ahead for financial claims: deterministic verification of numeric financial claims against primary-source SEC filings.
The same swipe that reads a headline today will one day hear a voice on a call, and watch a face in a video. We're honest about it: this is the road we're on, not a shelf of dated promises. One engine, one verdict — new senses as they're ready.
Source raters score the outlet. Aggregators compare the coverage. Professional fact-checks arrive days later. VeRa answers the claim in front of you, now.
And it can compound. There is no dataset today: using verdicts to improve the engine would need separate opt-in consent, and we have not asked for it. The architecture leaves room for one — reach is what would fill it.
One founder, orchestrating a small army of AI agents. No hires, no contractors — and the same stretch also produced the brand system, this website, an incorporated UK company and the policies and terms it runs on.
Maksym Pietukhov — a background across media, advertising and PR, and a self-taught designer: the VeRa brand system is his own work.
The planned public release includes Free and Advance, with a 14-day Advance trial. After the trial, unpaid installations use Free. Pro and continuous Watch mode are not included.
Our design language is built on one idea: the lodestar — the single fixed point you can steer by when everything else drifts.
Every product we make does the same job: it separates one steady signal from the noise around it. Even the dot that closes VeRa is that light — the point of truth the whole mark leans on. Below, the philosophy drawn as an instrument: countless false readings; one verified bearing that holds.
I'm Ukrainian, based in the UK. I grew up watching disinformation used as a weapon, so fighting it isn't a market I found, it's personal.
I want people to make informed decisions instead of being led by manipulation. VeRa is that conviction turned into a product.
— Maksym Pietukhov, founder, RedMindsys