The entry point is intentionally minimal: one search field, suggested decisions, and a clear statement of what Vera does.
Founder · AI Product · 2026
An agreement engine designed to show where the internet agrees—and where it does not—before someone makes a decision.
The project
Search engines return links. Review sites return rankings. AI assistants often return a confident answer. Vera was built to do something different: examine evidence across the web and reveal whether a real consensus exists.
The product is intentionally direct. A user asks a question, Vera gathers and evaluates evidence, then returns a clear consensus classification, an explanation, leading contenders, and the sources behind the result.
The engine
Vera uses one central consensus engine with category-specific validation rules layered around it. The goal is not to produce the most confident answer. The goal is to produce the most truthful answer the available evidence supports.
Vera determines what kind of decision the user is making and routes the question through the correct evidence rules.
The system gathers sources, balances domains, extracts real contenders, removes duplicates, and rejects invalid entities.
Vera determines whether the evidence supports a clear consensus, a split decision, or no reliable consensus.
The final page presents the verdict, reasoning, leading contenders, trust signals, and supporting sources.
Product screens
The entry point is intentionally minimal: one search field, suggested decisions, and a clear statement of what Vera does.
Vera does not force a winner. When credible evidence supports multiple options, the result says so clearly and explains why.
Evidence-backed contenders remain useful even when the internet is divided. Each option can be explored, understood, and saved.
My contribution
Vera required more than a polished interface. I designed the product concept, trust model, evidence pipeline, consensus logic, category rules, responsive experience, brand, infrastructure, and launch system.
The product was repeatedly tested against real queries across software, products, local recommendations, travel, destinations, providers, and comparisons. Every refinement was made to improve usefulness without weakening trust.
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