The alert inbox
Saved searches and journal emails arrive on their own schedule, as titles to read later.
Research alerts, without the inbox.
Skip the pile of unread alert emails. Ask what’s new when the question comes up. Every source shows its year, and a task can bring you back to it.
- No credit card required
- 10 free actions every month
Stay current with
- A date range in the question
- Each source’s year
- New guidelines in your Library
- Tasks with due dates
- Questions mid-visit
What’s new since 2024? Ask, and see the years.
Cardiology
Beta-blockers after MI with a normal EF
Three trials and a patient-level meta-analysis, from 2024 to 2026.
Ask about your topic
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The alert inbox, or the question at the point of care.
The question at the point of care
Ask when it matters, even mid-visit, and get the newest evidence with its year and source.
Stay current, three ways.
No subscriptions to manage. Just the evidence, when you ask for it.
Ask what’s new
Put the date range in the question, and see each result’s year.
Add new guidelines to your Library
Once a guideline is ready, answers that draw on it cite it by name.
Set a task to look again
Ask for a reminder with a due date, linked to the patient.
Patient privacy, built in from the start.
Every visit is protected health information, and Vero handles it that way from the first word to the final note.
- HIPAACompliant
- SOC 2Type II
Audited compliance
SOC 2 Type II certified. HIPAA compliant.
No audio kept
Recordings are used to write the note and are never stored.
Never used for training
Your patients’ data is never used to train AI models.
Your retention rules
Notes auto-delete after 1 to 365 days, on your schedule. Multi‑factor sign-in included.
Keeping up with research, without alerts.
Does Vero send research alerts?
No. Vero does not send alerts, digests, or emails. You ask when a question comes up, and the answer draws on current research, with each source’s year in view.
How do I find what’s new on a topic?
Ask for it and put the date range in the question, such as “What’s new on beta-blockers after MI since 2024?” The answer cites the newest trials and reviews it finds.
How can I tell how recent a source is?
Each cited source shows its year, along with its design and level of evidence, so a 2025 trial never passes for a 2015 one.
What should I do when a new guideline comes out?
Add it to your team’s Library as a PDF, Word file, or web page. Once it is ready, answers that draw on it cite it by name for everyone in your organization.
Can Vero remind me to re-check the evidence?
Yes, as a task. In a visit, ask Vero Chat to create a reminder with a due date, linked to the patient if you like.
Can I ask about new research during a visit?
Yes. Ask while Vero scribes, and the answer arrives without interrupting the conversation.
Which sources does Vero search?
Clinical practice guidelines, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, randomized trials and clinical studies, peer-reviewed journals, and drug references. Never forums or blogs.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Vero Evidence is part of every plan, and the free plan includes 10 actions a month with no credit card. Pro is unlimited.
Other ways to use the evidence.
Peer-reviewed article search
The papers that answer your question, without query syntax.
Literature review
The studies on a question, tabled and summarized.
Clinical guideline search
The current recommendation, from the body that issued it.
Evidence summaries
The bottom line of a topic, sourced and graded.
Leave the alerts unread. Ask what’s new instead.
The newest trials and guidelines on your question, each with its year and source.
Ask what’s new, free
No credit card required. 10 free actions every month.