Changelog
What’s new in Verity. Follow along via .
- New visual identity with Figtree + EB Garamond typography and green accent palette
- Light-first theme with dark mode toggle
- Streamlined navigation — cleaner top bar, niche pages moved to footer
- New animated hero demo showing live dictation → polish → insert workflow
- Casual and formal adapter models trained on domain-specific data for higher accuracy
- Minimal mode uses the base model for lightweight, low-latency polishing
- Served via dedicated GPU inference infrastructure with < 300ms p95 latency
- New /download page auto-detects macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android
- Detected platform highlighted as "Recommended" in the platform grid
- Homebrew and apt install commands for macOS and Linux
- Official AppImage, .deb, and .rpm packages for Linux
- ARM64 and x86-64 builds tested on Ubuntu and Fedora
- One-line installer detects distro and package manager automatically
- First public release of the Verity desktop app for macOS and Windows
- End-to-end pipeline: microphone capture → speech-to-text → AI polish → clipboard / app injection
- Three output personas: Minimal, Casual, and Formal
- Verity started as an experiment in making dictation actually useful — not just transcription, but polished writing
- First prototype: macOS menubar app with local Whisper + GPT-4 polish