Velari

Velari is a weekly digest of the AI news that actually matters.

Every week, Velari reads across dozens of sources and publishes a single issue: the most significant developments in artificial intelligence, summarised, ranked by importance, and linked back to the original reporting so you can check any claim yourself.

WHAT'S IN EACH ISSUE
• Typically 15-20 stories, each scored 1-10 for importance
• Nine categories: research, industry, policy, tools, open source, safety, robotics, healthcare and models
• A concise summary per story, with an estimated reading time
• Direct links to every original source

READ IT YOUR WAY
• Bookmark stories to come back to later
• Reading progress tracked across the issue
• Adjustable text size, plus light, dark and system themes
• Issues are cached on your device, so an issue you have opened reads fine offline

VELARI ACADEMY
Velari also includes a built-in learning section: five guided paths - LLM Foundations, Prompt Engineering, AI Safety Essentials, RAG and Tool Use, and The Economics of AI - across 24 short lessons, each ending with a quiz.

A daily question keeps the ideas fresh and builds a streak.

SEARCHABLE ARCHIVE
Every past issue stays available and searchable, so you can follow how a story developed over the weeks.

HONEST ABOUT AI
Velari's summaries are written by AI, and the app says so on every screen. Every claim links to its original source, because a summary is a starting point, not a replacement for the reporting behind it.

NO ACCOUNTS, NO ADS
No sign-up. No advertising. No advertising identifier and no tracking across other apps. Your bookmarks, reading history and quiz progress stay on your device.

Recent changes:
Velari's first release.

Every week, one issue of the AI news that matters: summarised, ranked by importance, and linked back to every original source.

• 15-20 stories per issue across nine categories
• Bookmarks, reading progress and offline reading
• Searchable archive of every past issue
• Velari Academy - 5 learning paths, 24 lessons, daily quiz

Summaries are written by AI. We always link to the original reporting so you can check any claim yourself.