Your things stay on your device
Books, notes, journals and files live in ordinary storage on hardware you own. Nothing has to leave the device for the app to do its job.
An independent software studio in Canada
Small, careful apps for the things that are yours.
Veyla Studios builds reading, writing and organising tools that run on your own device, work with the radio off, and never ask for your data in exchange for the feature you actually wanted.
Novellaire
Read, clean up and keep a library of your own books.
Launching soon
Foliover
Notes, lists and reminders that sync through your own cloud.
Coming soon
Dayloom
A journal, a schedule and the routines that hold a day together.
Coming soon
Folden
Rename, archive and tidy files in bulk, right on the phone.
On Google Play
- TrackersNone
- AccountsOptional
- OfflineAlways
What we stand for
Six things we will not trade away
Every app we ship is measured against this list. If a feature only works by breaking one of them, we would rather not ship the feature.
Accounts only where they earn it
You can read an entire library or keep a year of notes without ever signing in. An account exists for paid plans and for syncing between your own machines. That is the whole list.
No ads, no trackers, no resale
We do not sell advertising, we do not embed analytics kits that follow you around, and we have never sold anyone's data. There is no part of this business that needs us to.
Bring your own cloud
Where syncing helps, it points at storage you already pay for. Your pCloud folder, your Drive, your Proton folder, a directory your own desktop client mirrors. We are not trying to become your host.
Offline is the default
Reading, writing, searching and organising all work with no connection at all, on a plane, in a basement, on a phone that has seen better years.
A real person answers the email
One studio, one inbox. Your bug report goes to the person who wrote the bug, and you will hear back from them rather than from a ticket robot.
How we build
One studio, one way of working
The apps look different because they do different jobs, but underneath they are built the same way, by the same small team, on the same set of rules.
- One engine, two screens
- Each app keeps its logic in a shared core, so the phone version and the desktop version read the same files and behave the same way. Fix it once, it is fixed everywhere.
- Plain files, not lock-in
- Your content is stored in formats you can open without us: standard book files, readable JSON, ordinary folders. Export is a feature, not a favour.
- Slow, deliberate releases
- We would rather ship a feature late than ship it broken. Updates are tested on real devices, and the free tier keeps working after every one of them.
- Accessible by default
- Adjustable text and spacing, read aloud, high contrast options and generous tap targets are part of the first build, not a later patch.
- Honest pricing
- The free tier is a real product, not a demo. Paid plans are small yearly amounts that cover the parts that genuinely cost money to run.
- Support you can actually reach
- One address, checked by the people who build the apps. No phone tree, no chatbot, no account required to ask a question.
Something not working?
Tell us what happened and we will look into it. Bug reports, feature ideas, licence questions and plain confusion are all welcome at the same address.