a small studio for tools that respect the work.
We make software for people who care a lot about something specific. Lawyers writing briefs. People moving apartments. The kind of work where doing it well matters more than doing it loudly.
I built the tool I needed.
In 2024 I had a 70-page petition for review due on a Friday and three more in the pipeline. Building the table of authorities — by hand, on a Mac, with no good tool — took most of a Saturday. The Windows-only incumbent didn't fit a Mac practice. The AI cite-checkers wanted me to upload a draft I'd written for a real client.
I wrote a script that night. Then a better script. Then a Word add-in. Then I gave it to a few friends in immigration appellate practice and they asked when it would be a product. So here we are.
Veraciting exists because the alternatives weren't built for the platforms or the privacy our work demands. It grew out of my own practice's working scripts and is being built into a product — the plan is for every release to pass through real briefs before it ships.
four rules. they make everything else easier.
use it ourselves first.
Every WeSkye app is built to be something the studio actually uses on its own work. Veraciting is being built to mark our own briefs first. We don't plan to ship something we wouldn't open on a Sunday.
your data is yours.
No app the studio ships will send user content to a server unless it has to. Veraciting is designed to do its citation work locally. This is an architectural commitment, not a marketing one.
price like a tool, not a tax.
One annual price, no per-use credits, no per-document tiers, no AI add-ons. The cost of a Veraciting subscription is less than two billable hours; we expect to save you many more.
stay small. stay specific.
We have no plans to "expand into adjacent markets." Lawyers writing briefs is plenty. People decluttering homes is plenty. Each app gets the attention a small audience deserves.
fewer — sibling to Veraciting.
fewer is a forthcoming personal-decluttering app for iOS. It's designed to help you keep a private inventory of your stuff and decide what to keep, sell, donate, or throw out — without judgment and without sending the list to a server.
If Veraciting feels familiar — the cream paper, the lowercase serif, the quiet voice — that's the studio's house style. Same paper. Same ink. Different problem.
Tools for thoughtful people, built by a small team, priced once.
"The tools you use on your hardest day should be the ones you trust on your easiest day. "
small studio. real replies.
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Questions, feedback, feature asks, "is this right for me." Goes to the founder.
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Bug reports, install trouble, billing. Same person, slightly different inbox.
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Responsible disclosure. We will not threaten you for sharing what you found.
the kit.
If you're writing about Veraciting, WeSkye Studio, or the broader story of lawyers building their own tools — say hi at [email protected]. Below is the short version, ready to copy.
Veraciting is a Microsoft Word add-in, in development, that marks every authority in a legal brief and builds a clean table of authorities locally; a planned v1.5 adds local cross-checking of every cite against the published source. It's designed so your document content stays on your machine.
- planned roadmap: v1 marking + TOA insertion · v1.5 verification · v2 hyperlinking
- targeting Word for Microsoft 365 on Mac & Windows (Mac parity in progress)
- planned pricing: $179/year first seat, +$99/seat · 1-month free trial
- built by a working federal-immigration appellate attorney
- published by WeSkye Studio · sibling to fewer for iOS (forthcoming)