your writing, one key away

Write it once.
Sound like you.

Tap one key in any app. Veda cleans up what you typed — or drafts the reply — in your own voice, right where you’re writing.

Free for 7 days · no card · no sign-up

# client-launchworks in any app

Example: you type “hey can u send me the report by tmrw, need it for the client call” and tap right ⌥ Option. Veda rewrites it as: “Hey, can you send me the report by tomorrow? I need it for the client call.”

  1. 1Type it however it comes out
  2. 2Tap right ⌥ Option
  3. 3Cleaned up — still your words

Works wherever you type — chat, email, docs, tickets and the browser

  • Slack
  • Gmail
  • Notion
  • Jira
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Outlook
  • Google Docs
  • Linear
  • WhatsApp
  • ChatGPT
  • Discord
  • GitHub
  • Word
  • Messages
  • Apple Mail
  • Confluence
  • Telegram
  • Asana
  • Obsidian
  • Any browser tab

Voice dictation

Say it messy. Send it clean.

Double-tap the key and talk the way you’d talk to a person. Veda keeps what you meant — and only the last version of what you meant.

What you said
  • Filler
  • Correction
  • Repetition
  • Spoken punctuation

Um, so, hey Sam, can we move the sync to Thursday, no wait, Friday? And could you, could you uh, send the notes before then question mark new paragraph also I'll be like ten minutes late.

What lands in the box

Hey Sam, can we move the sync to Friday? And could you send the notes before then?

Also, I'll be 10 minutes late.

  • “Scratch that”Drops the phrase, and whatever it was cancelling.
  • Names from the threadSpelled the way they appear in the conversation on screen.
  • “Tell him I'll be late”Writes the message itself, not your instruction.
  • Any languageHinglish stays Hinglish. Spanish stays Spanish.

What it does

It reads the room before it writes.

One key does the obvious thing in every situation — and a few less obvious ones you’ll end up using every day.

  1. Leave the box empty and tap the key. Veda reads the conversation and answers the last message — briefly, the way you would. It never recaps the thread, doesn't make up facts, and asks one short question when something really isn't clear.

  2. Hold the key for half a second and a command bar opens above your text. Shorten, Friendly, Formal, Fix grammar, Clearer — or up to six presets of your own, or any instruction you type. Chain edits, go back a step, then use it.

  3. For reading, not writing. Select someone else's text, hold the key, and get it explained in plain words, boiled down to a few bullets, or translated into your language. The answer is copied for you; their text is left alone.

  4. A chat reply isn't an email isn't a ticket comment. Veda notices which app — and which browser tab — you're in: short in chat, a proper greeting and a clear next step in email, factual bullets in Jira or Linear, the document's own structure in Notion or Docs.

  5. When someone writes to you in Spanish, Hindi or Hinglish, the reply comes back in their language and script. Prefer to always answer in yours? Switch it off and set your language once.

  6. Tell Veda about you in a few taps — your role, tone and languages. Then it learns from the messages you edit before sending and folds them into a short profile of your style. What you tell it always wins over what it learns, and all of it stays on your computer.

R

Rahul 14:08

the checkout page is throwing a 500 on mobile

A typical AI reply

Thanks for letting me know that the checkout page is throwing a 500 error on mobile. I’ll look into it.

Veda

on it. only mobile or desktop too?

  • Answers the last message
  • Never recaps the thread
  • Doesn’t invent facts
  • Asks one short question when it must

Hold the key for half a second — the bar opens above your text.

Refine it further…
Shorten⌘1Friendly⌘2Formal⌘3Fix grammar⌘4Clearer⌘5
Add next stepsJira update

PreviewFormal Back ⌘Z

Hello, I wanted to follow up on the proposal I sent last week. I would appreciate your thoughts before we finalize it.

⌘1–7 presets⏎ use itesc closeUse it

Select someone else’s words, then hold the key.

Hey team — quick update on the Q3 launch. Legal signed off on the new terms yesterday, so we're clear to ship on the 14th. Design still needs final copy for the pricing page by Wednesday; Arjun, can you own that? I'll send the rollout checklist tomorrow.

ReadExplainSummariseTranslate

Preview Summarise

- Launch ships on the 14th; legal approved the terms

- Pricing page copy due Wednesday

- Arjun asked to own the copy

- Rollout checklist coming tomorrow

Copied, never pasted over their text Copy
tell them the fix is live, ask for a check on mobile safari

Gmail in Chrome · reply to Dana

Hi Dana,

The fix is now live. Could someone on your team give it a quick check on mobile Safari?

Thanks,

Alex

In a browser the tab decides — Gmail writes like email, Jira like a ticket. Docs keep the document’s own structure.

Reply in their languageMy language: English
L

Lucía

¡Hola! ¿Puedes mandarme el presupuesto actualizado antes del viernes?

¡Claro! Te lo mando antes del viernes.
R

Rohan

bhai kal ki meeting shift ho sakti hai kya?

haan ho sakti hai, kitne baje theek rahega?

Try the switch. Translate in Edit mode uses your language too.

About you 20 seconds, a few taps

  • Developer
  • Teammates
  • Clients
  • Friendly
  • Short
  • No emoji
  • English

Learned profile stays on this device

  • Short sentences. Rarely more than two in a row.
  • No greeting unless the thread already has one.
  • Says “sure” and “makes sense”, never “absolutely”.
  • Asks directly — “can you” rather than “could you please”.
Learns from the messages you edit before sending — never from its own drafts

Who it’s for

For every kind of work.

Anyone who types more than they’d like to. A few of the ways people use one key.

Developers

  • Review comments
  • PR descriptions
  • Explain an error

Before: this breaks if user is null u need a check here

Tap in a review comment

After: This breaks if user is null — you need a check here.

Leads & managers

  • Status updates
  • Feedback
  • Saying no, kindly

Before: cant take this on this sprint, we're full

Edit mode · Friendly

After: I'd love to help, but we're at capacity this sprint, so I can't take this on right now.

Students

  • Emails to teachers
  • Explain a hard paragraph
  • Fix grammar

Before: hi mam i was sick yesterday so couldnt submit the assignment can i send it today

Tap in an email reply

After: Hi Ms. Rao, I was unwell yesterday, so I couldn't submit the assignment. Could I send it today?

Teachers

  • Report comments
  • Parent emails
  • Clearer instructions

Before: aarav good at maths, handwriting needs work, chats in class sometimes

Edit mode · “make it a report comment”

After: Aarav is strong in maths. His next steps are neater handwriting and staying focused during lessons.

Support & sales

  • Caring replies
  • Follow-ups
  • Clear next steps

Before: ur refund is processed will take 5-7 days

Tap in the reply box

After: Your refund has been processed — it should reach your account in 5–7 days.

Everyone else

  • Landlords & neighbours
  • Family groups
  • Forms and bookings

Before: can we reschedule the viewing im stuck at work

Tap anywhere you type

After: Could we reschedule the viewing? I'm stuck at work.

Privacy

Your words stay yours.

A writing assistant sees what you write. Here’s exactly where it goes — and where it doesn’t.

Your computerreads the field when you press the key
Veda serverpasses it on, stores nothing
AIwrites the reply
Your fieldtext lands back

Veda's server only relays your text to the AI and the answer back. No message, no reply and no audio is kept.

  • 1

    Read only when you press the key

    No screen recording, no keystroke logging. Veda reads the field you're in — and the conversation around it — at the moment you ask.

  • 2

    Your text isn't kept

    Veda never stores your text or voice unless you send us a report. If usage sharing is on, we see which features you use, in which apps, and any errors.

  • 3

    Your style stays on your device

    What you told Veda about you, the learned profile and your writing samples never leave your computer. Usage sharing is one switch in Settings → Privacy.

Mac + Windows

On your Mac. And your PC.

A quiet menu-bar or tray app. Pick the trigger key that suits your keyboard — right-hand keys only, so the left ones keep doing their everyday jobs.

macOS

lives in the menu bar
⌥option⌘command⌃control⇧shift

Right Option by default — or right Command, Control or Shift.

Download for macOSApple Silicon · macOS 26 or newer

Windows

lives in the system tray
ctrlrightshiftright▤menu

Right Ctrl by default — or Right Shift, or the Menu key.

Download for WindowsWindows 10 or 11 · 64-bit
  • Tap rewrite, or draft a reply
  • Hold ½ s open Edit mode
  • Double-tap dictate
  • Esc stop — your text is untouched

Pricing

Try it free. Then keep it simple.

Download it and start typing — Veda supplies the AI for the first week, so there are no accounts and no API keys to sort out.

7 days free

Starts the first time you open Veda. 150 rewrites, AI included, no card, no sign-up.

Veda Pro

AI included

Keep going exactly as in the trial. Veda keeps supplying the AI.

$6 a monthor$49 a year
  • Nothing to set up — no API keys
  • 1,000 rewrites a month; the app shows how many you’ve used
  • Cancel, change card or get invoices any time from Settings

Veda Licence

one-time

Pay once and use Veda for good, with your own AI key.

$39 once
  • Bring your own OpenAI, Groq or Gemini key
  • No monthly limit from us — only your provider’s
  • Your writing goes straight to your provider, never through our server
Compare the trial, Veda Pro and Veda Licence
FeatureTrialVeda ProLicence
AI includedYour own key
Rewrites150 in total1,000 a monthYour provider's limits
Voice dictationWith a Groq or OpenAI key
Your text goes through Veda's serverPassed on, never storedPassed on, never stored
PaymentNoneMonthly or yearlyOnce

After paying you get a licence key on screen and by email. Paste it into Settings → Plan and click Activate. Payments are handled by Paddle, our merchant of record, who also take care of tax and receipts. Not happy? There’s a 14-day refund on your first purchase.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? The docs cover every setting, shortcut and fix.

Read the docs

There’s no copying and pasting, and no prompt to write. Veda works inside the box you’re already typing in: it reads the conversation on screen, knows whether you’re in chat, email or a ticket, and writes in the style it has learned from your own messages. One key, and the text is back where you were.

Almost anywhere you can type: Slack, Teams, WhatsApp, Gmail, Outlook, Notion, Google Docs, Word, Jira, Linear, GitHub, and web apps in your browser. Veda reads the focused text field through the system’s own accessibility interface. If an app doesn’t expose its text field, you’ll hear a short error sound and nothing is changed.

Veda reads the field only when you press the key. On the trial and Veda Pro, the text passes through our server to the AI and back, and is never stored or logged. With a licence it goes straight from your computer to your own AI provider. Your writing style and rules stay on your device. If usage sharing is on, we see which features you use, in which apps, and any errors — never your text or voice, unless you send us a report. More in the docs.

Yes. Veda keeps the language you wrote in — a Hinglish message stays Hinglish. With Reply in their language on, drafted replies match the language the other person wrote in, and Translate turns selected text into the language you choose.

Double-tap the trigger key, speak, and tap once when you’re done (Esc throws the recording away). Veda removes filler, keeps only your final self-correction, and turns “question mark” or “new line” into the real thing. Recordings can be up to two minutes. The audio is used only to turn it into text and is never stored.

Open Settings → Plan → Manage subscription. That opens the Paddle customer portal, where you can cancel, change card or download invoices. When you cancel, Veda Pro keeps working until the end of the period you’ve paid for. For a question about a charge or a refund, write to nitin.rai@getveda.app — see the refund policy.

A Mac with Apple Silicon on macOS 26 or newer, or a 64-bit PC with Windows 10 or 11. On a Mac, Veda needs Accessibility permission — it asks on first launch. On Windows there’s no permission to grant.

No. The writing is done by an AI model in the cloud, so Veda needs an internet connection.

Veda stops writing and opens Settings → Plan so you can choose Veda Pro or a licence. Nothing is lost: your settings, About you and learned style are still on your computer when you carry on.

Veda is signed by us rather than by Apple or Microsoft, so both systems show a warning the first time. That warning is expected — the install guide says exactly what to click.

Your next message, one key away.

Seven days free, AI included. No card, no sign-up — just download it and tap the key.