Veda for Google Docs.
Clean up drafts where you write them.
Rough notes become readable paragraphs in place, in Google Docs in any browser. Veda follows the document's own structure and doesn't add greetings or filler.
Free for 7 days · no card · no sign-up
In place, in the doc.
Tap the key and the text is rewritten right where it is. No copying into a chat window and back.
Document voice.
Full sentences and the document's own structure: headings and bullets if it already uses them. No greeting, no sign-off, no "I hope this helps".
Recognised from the tab.
Veda reads the browser tab's title, so a Google Docs tab writes like a document in Chrome, Safari, Arc, Edge or any other browser.
Hold for the Edit bar.
Shorten, make it clearer, more formal, fix the grammar, or type your own instruction, previewed first.
Dictate a paragraph.
Double-tap and talk. Spoken "new paragraph" and "bullet point" become real breaks and bullets.
How to use Veda
in Google Docs.
- Install Veda and allow Accessibility.
- In a Google Doc, type rough notes and tap right Option (Mac) or right Ctrl (Windows).
- Select a passage first to rewrite only that part.
More in the docs: app-aware writing, replies, the Edit bar, voice. Plans on the pricing page.