Weekly recap & Home

See how much writing Veda has done for you — this week's time saved, a bar for each day, and a full activity log.

On this page

Home

Home is the first page you see when you open Veda's window (click the Veda icon, then Open Veda).

  • This week — an estimate of the time Veda has saved you so far this week, how that compares with last week ("up 20% on last week"), a bar for each day, and the week's messages, words, busiest app and today's count. Hover over the time saved to see how many messages Veda has written since you started.
  • Brief — when memory is on. See Brief.
  • Ask Veda — the box at the bottom of Home. Type a question, or press the mic. See Ask Veda.
  • Your plan — a strip that appears when something needs your attention, like a trial that has ended. Manage goes to Settings → Plan & usage.

How "time saved" is worked out

It's an estimate: typing the words Veda wrote at about 40 words a minute, plus a few seconds per message for fixing it up. It's worked out on your computer from your own usage, and the recap itself never leaves it.

The weekly recap

On Monday morning (at or after 9:00), Veda sends one notification with last week's numbers:

Veda saved you about 1h 40m last week — 86 messages, mostly in Slack.

It's sent once a week, and only if you used Veda at least once that week. Click it to open Home. It needs notifications: on a Mac, setup asks for them, and if you skipped that, Veda asks the first time a recap is due. On Windows it appears as a tray notification. You can check either in Settings → Privacy, under Permissions.

Switch it off with Weekly recap in Settings → General, under While Veda works.

Activity

Settings → Activity is a log of everything Veda has done, newest first: each rewrite, reply, edit and dictation, which app it was in, and anything that went wrong.

  • Filter by All, Replies or Problems, or search.
  • Reveal the log file, or clear it.

The log is about what Veda did — which app, which AI answered, what went wrong — not about your messages. For dictation it notes only the length of the recording. It stays on your computer.