About 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, through their AI assistant when they ask and in a daily email briefing.
How Verelyn works
Verelyn works in three steps.
- You say what you follow and why it matters.
- Verelyn reads the approved sources for those topics and checks what they say.
- You get sourced updates through an AI assistant you connect, or in a daily email briefing.
Coverage, delivery and assistant connection each show their own status.
How Verelyn differs from aggregators and newsletters
Aggregators and newsletters send the same published articles to everyone. Verelyn reconstructs what changed in one reader’s topics, checks whether independent sources agree, and explains what it means for that reader. The unit is the explained change, with its sources.
What Verelyn does not do
Verelyn is not built for a single factual lookup or for minute-by-minute emergency alerts, and it does not guarantee investment outcomes. A briefing is editorial judgment with visible sources, and it is not financial, legal or medical advice.
Who runs Verelyn
- Joan Duarte, cofounder
- Franco Quattroqui, cofounder
Verelyn went live in August 2026. For each interest you name, Verelyn shows whether it already reads sources on it or is still analyzing sources. Questions: getverelyn@gmail.com, or the contact page.