Questions about Verelyn
What it is, how it compares, where it works, what it costs, and what it will not do.
What is Verelyn?
Verelyn is a news intelligence router. It reads sources once for everyone, checks what they say, and gives each person only what changed in the companies, people and topics they follow, with the sources shown. You get it through your AI assistant when you ask and in a daily email briefing.
How is Verelyn different from Google Alerts, Feedly or a newsletter?
Alerts and feeds collect links, and newsletters are written for everyone. Verelyn connects reports about the same event, explains what changed and why it matters for the topics you follow, and shows the sources behind each update.
Can't I just ask ChatGPT or Claude for the news?
You can, and Verelyn works alongside your assistant. An assistant answers the question you ask in the moment. Verelyn keeps following the companies, people and topics you chose, so when you ask what changed, the answer comes from sourced updates it has already checked.
Do I need an AI assistant to use Verelyn?
No. Email briefings are available with your plan. An assistant is optional: connect one if you want to ask what changed and get answers with sources.
Which AI assistants does it work with?
Setup depends on the client. Connections labels each named route as tested with Verelyn, documented by the client but not tested by us, or unverified. A documented route does not mean Verelyn is listed in that client's catalog. Email works without any assistant.
How does Verelyn decide what to trust?
Each update lists the sources that support it, and where they disagree it shows the disagreement. A newly found source is held back until a trusted source corroborates it, unless it is an official body's own site, which can appear alone labelled as a single source. Verelyn never claims a source published first.
What can I follow?
Any company, person or topic, in your own words. For each one, Verelyn shows whether it already reads sources on it. If it does not yet, it shows "Analyzing sources" while it starts looking for them.
Does it message me between daily briefings?
Alerts go out only when something is new and material to you, inside your daily limit and outside quiet hours. Connecting an assistant does not by itself mean it will message you; email and stored updates behave as they do today.
Can I change what I follow?
Yes, on the web or through an assistant connection with the required permission. Each accepted change is dated and kept as a revision.
What does Verelyn cost?
Monthly plans: Personal $9.99, Plus $24.99 or Pro $49.99. You can also start with a free trial of 120 credits, no card. A new development costs 10 credits. Every plan has the same features. Within seven days of your first payment, one email gets a full refund.
What if it is not for me?
Cancel anytime from your account; it ends at the close of the billing period. Within seven days of your first payment, one email gets you a full refund, and a person reads every reply.
Is Verelyn financial or legal advice?
No. Verelyn reports what sources say and shows them, so you can judge for yourself. It is editorial judgment with visible sources and does not guarantee investment outcomes. It is also not built for a single factual lookup or minute-by-minute emergency alerts.
Who is behind Verelyn?
Verelyn is run by cofounders Joan Duarte and Franco Quattroqui. Their profiles are on the About page, and getverelyn@gmail.com reaches a person.