Groceries
Keep one shared list in sync at home or at the store.
Founding Household applications are openHelp shape the first release
In active development for Windows 11 + Android
Your household assistant lives at home.
Manage groceries, bills, calendars, inventory, and documents from your phone while your data stays on a Windows computer you own.
No purchase today. The first cohort will be invited only when its release gates pass.
Family phone
Milk added
Your Windows computerVero lives here
DataDocumentsAI
OptionalVero AnywhereEncrypted bridge back home
Home Wi-FiAway from homeBuilt for the ordinary loose ends
One home. One app to remember everything.
Calendar
Give everyone one clear view of plans and reminders.
Bills
Know what is due, what was paid, and what needs attention.
Inventory
Find tools, warranties, supplies, and stored belongings.
Documents
Store and ask questions about the files your family keeps.
Local by design
Vero Home handles the household work on your own computer. Vero Anywhere is an optional encrypted route for approved phones when you leave home.
Vero Home
One-time purchase. Your database, documents, and local AI run on a Windows computer you own.
- Works on your home network
- No required Home subscription
- Local use survives an internet outage
Your family’s phones
Approved phones connect to the same household system with separate, revocable access.
- Android first
- Several approved phones
- No separate VPN app
Vero Anywhere
An optional subscription bridges an approved phone back home
- Encrypted remote connection
- Home stays local if canceled
- Alerts anywhere
Machine compatibility
Detailed Windows assessment coming soon.
We are preparing a signed assessment application so Windows can verify its publisher. We will make it available here after code signing and release validation are complete.
The first cohort
Become one of the first 25 Founding Households.
We’re looking for people who want to help shape a useful local household assistant.
Founder pricingDirect founder accessEarly Anywhere accessStructured product input
Built in public
A roadmap that separates what’s real from what’s next.
Public foundation
- Founding Household applications
- Roadmap and weekly archive
- Website privacy and contact information
Home foundation
- Windows installer and service
- Secure owner and device access
- Backup, restore, and support tools
Phone + local AI
- Native Android foundation
- Approved local model setup
- First Ask Vero response
Household workflows
- Groceries, calendar, and bills
- Inventory and documents
- Native iPhone app
What is Vero?
What Vero is and what it isn’t.
Your household data stays at home
The database, documents, and local AI processing live on the Windows computer you own.
Home keeps working without the cloud
Local use does not depend on an active Vero Anywhere subscription or internet connection.
No bank connection or automatic payment
Bill management is for organization and reminders. The first release will not move money.
Remote access still has real dependencies
Anywhere uses external relay infrastructure, home internet, and a powered-on home computer.
Q&A
Before you bring your assistant home.
Do I need a powerful gaming PC?
Not necessarily. The planned profiles range from a small CPU-capable option to stronger GPU-backed options. A signed detailed Windows assessment is coming soon and will provide machine-specific guidance.
Does Vero work if the internet is down?
Vero Home is designed to keep working on your home network. Vero Anywhere naturally needs internet access to reach the home computer from somewhere else.
What happens if I cancel Vero Anywhere?
Your local Vero Home data and home-network features stay available. The optional outside-home bridge stops after the subscription or trial ends.
Is iPhone supported?
Android is first. iPhone support is planned but not part of the initial release.
Does Vero upload my documents?
Not as the normal product architecture. Household documents and processing stay on the home computer. Some narrow external services, such as remote relaying, updates, payments, and optional diagnostics, still have to be described honestly before release.