Product guide
Understand Veravo before you place a real project bet.
Veravo is an AI-assisted project reinvestment system for adult solo software builders. These guides explain the method, product objects, privacy boundary, and complete reinvestment loop.
What is Veravo?
Who it is for, what decision it structures, and why it is different from a task manager.
What is a Project Bet?
The required fields, a concrete example, and the test for a useful Evidence Threshold.
Features and workflow
Setup, active evidence capture, Reinvestment Review, and Allocation Memo.
Security and AI privacy
Client-side encryption, recovery, explicit AI actions, export, and deletion.
Core terms
- Project Bet
- A bounded commitment of time, optional spending, scope, and evidence intended to reduce one important project uncertainty.
- Evidence Threshold
- The observable signal and decision rule that determine whether another allocation is worth considering.
- Reinvestment Review
- The comparison between the original bet, material changes, observed evidence, allocation used, and uncertainty that remains.
- Allocation Memo
- The portable record produced after review: what the project was meant to prove, what happened, and what must be different next.
The canonical reinvestment loop
- Describe the reinvestment situation.
- Construct and confirm the Project Bet.
- Execute elsewhere and capture material evidence.
- Review reality against the original commitment.
- Carry forward only what the evidence supports in a new linked bet.
Product boundaries
Veravo is not a task manager, journal, calendar scheduler, team workspace, AI co-founder, therapy product, or financial adviser. It is designed for a narrow decision: whether an uncertain solo software project has earned another bounded allocation.