Free trial
Starter is free for the first month: 10 verification runs in total, 1 user, no credit card required.
Learn moreMulti-model fact-checking for professionals handling confidential files

IamVERA is a legal tool. IamVERA checks AI answers by running them through Claude, GPT, Grok and Perplexity, then shows every correction and source. A Privacy Shield masks sensitive document details before external models see them. Aimed at lawyers, notaries and clinicians.
IamVERA is an AI answer verification layer built for professionals who act on AI output rather than just read it. Instead of trusting one model, it routes a question through a chain of different models, each with a defined job, and then shows the corrections, disagreements and sources behind the final answer. The audience named on the site includes legal advisers, lawyers, board members, doctors, healthcare professionals, estate agents and notaries. In the full verification chain, Claude drafts the initial answer, GPT reviews the factual claims, Grok challenges the reasoning and assumptions, and Perplexity checks relevant public sources. Claude then folds the findings into a final answer with every correction and source visible. Users can choose which checks to run for a given task. A worked example on the homepage separates the date the GDPR was adopted, entered into force and became applicable, which shows the kind of nuance a single-pass answer can miss. The vendor also publishes tests of its own chain, including failed checks and raw run data, while stating that small samples do not guarantee future accuracy. Confidentiality is the second pillar. The Semantic Privacy Shield replaces detected sensitive values in documents with synthetic placeholders before context reaches external providers, runs a local check that blocks sending if anything detected remains, and restores the originals afterwards. Vera X-Ray, labelled as a development preview, detects sensitive values on the user's own device in PDFs, scanned pages and text, with human review before release. Vera Office adds a browser-based DOCX workspace for document analysis and controlled editing, where only validated changes are applied. The product sits between general chat assistants and compliance-heavy legal or medical software. Its own copy is candid that it is not a guarantee of truth and does not replace professional judgement. Hosting is in the EU, while approved context can reach external AI providers through OpenRouter, so teams with strict residency needs should read the data handling details closely.



Starter is free for the first month: 10 verification runs in total, 1 user, no credit card required.
Learn moreStarter is free for the first month, with 10 verification runs in total, 1 user and no credit card required. Paid subscriptions and document-processing options are compared on the pricing page, with EUR, USD and GBP shown.
Learn moreThe homepage points to an FAQ for data handling details. No other support channels are stated.
Models are reached through OpenRouter, including Claude, GPT, Grok and Perplexity. No other third-party integrations are described on the homepage.
Multi-model verification chain (Claude, GPT, Grok, Perplexity), visible corrections and sources, Semantic Privacy Shield, local restoration of original values, Vera X-Ray on-device detection for PDFs and OCR, Vera Office DOCX analysis and controlled editing, and published evidence tests.
Learn more




