Vera is an AI agent that lives in your terminal and vets every build against Apple and Google's latest submission rules — before you submit. No more week-long rejection loops. No more guideline surprises.
Vera plugs into the tools you already use — a CLI for your terminal and CI, plus a web dashboard for tracking builds over time. To reason about your build with real context, Vera indexes your codebase; it's encrypted in transit, never used to train models, and you can delete it whenever you want.
One command. Vera detects your project type — iOS, Android, or cross-platform — and configures itself automatically.
Vera scans your binary, entitlements, permissions, metadata, and SDKs against the current App Store and Play Store guidelines — and tells you exactly what would get you rejected.
Run it in watch mode or CI, and track every build from the companion web dashboard. When Apple or Google quietly changes a rule that affects your app, Vera flags it before it costs you a rejection.
The guidelines are hundreds of pages, they change without warning, and the reviewer won't tell you what they'll check. Vera reads all of it, all the time, so you don't have to.
Vera's rules database syncs continuously with Apple's App Review Guidelines and Google's Play Policies. When they change the rules, Vera already knows.
Entitlements, privacy manifests, permission strings, ATT prompts, third-party SDK disclosures, API-level targets, 64-bit compliance — the stuff reviewers actually reject you for.
Vera watches your builds as you work and surfaces errors and compliance drift the moment they appear — not the night before submission.
Every flag cites the exact guideline (e.g. Apple 5.1.2, Play “Data safety”) with a plain-English explanation and a suggested fix. No cryptic rejection letters.
Ask follow-ups right in your terminal: “why does this need a privacy manifest?” — Vera answers with context from your actual codebase.
Vera indexes your codebase so its AI can check your build efficiently and effectively. Everything is encrypted in transit, never used to train models, and you can delete your data at any time.privacy-first
Vera isn't out yet. Ten dollars reserves early access — the moment we launch, you get Vera before the waitlist does. Every reservation is covered by a full, no-questions refund policy.
Drop your email and we'll ping you the moment Vera is ready for your stack.
Everything reviewers look at before a human even opens your app: entitlements and provisioning, privacy manifests and required-reason APIs, permission usage strings, App Tracking Transparency, third-party SDK disclosures, target API levels, data-safety declarations, metadata and screenshot rules, export compliance, and hundreds of guideline-specific checks — for both the App Store and Google Play.
Vera continuously monitors Apple's App Review Guidelines, Google Play's Policy Center, developer changelogs, and enforcement patterns. When a rule changes, the rules database updates automatically — your next vera check already includes it. No CLI update required.
Vera indexes your codebase so its AI can read it with real context and check your build efficiently and effectively — whether you're running the CLI or using the web dashboard. Your code is encrypted in transit, is never used to train models, and you can delete your index and data at any time.
At launch: native iOS (Xcode), native Android (Gradle), React Native, Expo, and Flutter. Founding users get to vote on what's next.
No tool honestly can — a human reviewer always has the final word. What Vera does is eliminate the entire category of preventable, mechanical rejections that waste most review cycles, and warn you about the judgment-call areas before you submit.
Vera isn't released yet — the $10 reserves your early access. The moment we launch, you get Vera before the free waitlist, your price is locked at 50% off any future plan forever, you get a direct line to the team, and your name goes in the CLI credits. Every reservation is covered by a full, no-questions refund policy.
