We build software that knows who you are and gets ready before you ask. Not a chat window. Not a dashboard. A second mind that sits one layer above the apps you already use — quietly carrying the thread that runs through your day.
Software has spent forty years asking you what to do.
The next forty are about software that already knows.
Personalisation is what you get when generic software guesses your preferences from your clicks. A personal model is what you get when the software has actually watched how you think, write, schedule, and decide — and learned the shape of your judgment, not the shape of a segment.
Most software wants more of your attention. We want less. Ve speaks when there's something worth saying and stays silent otherwise. The metric is not engagement — it's how often you didn't have to do something yourself.
Mail, meetings, calendar, knowledge, cursor — Ve isn't a sidebar in each one. It's the layer above. Everything Ve learns in one place carries to every other, so the system gets sharper every week you use it.
Suggestion is the loud step; sending is the quiet one. Drafts stay drafts until you sign off.
Every system Ve builds has a one-click pause and a one-click delete. We don't ship anything you can't dismantle.
Your data trains your model. End-to-end encrypted, never sold, never used cross-tenant.
The home screen isn't a feed. There's nothing to scroll. If you have nothing to do, Ve has nothing to say.
No prompt engineering. No DSL. You ask in the words you already use; Ve does the rest.
Every week you use Ve, it should ask less, suggest better, and surface only what matters more.