Don't lose what you discussed with AI,
gather it in a document.
Discuss your topic, then gather what was said into a document you keep and come back to — a formatted Word file with its headings, equations and sources. Conversations run long and branch off; the document stays.
Works in the browser and on your phone · in Arabic and English
What it produces is a draft you review and are responsible for — following the rules of whoever you present it to is up to you.
What it makes
Four from what was said, two from what you own
Every one comes out as a real file you open in Word or PowerPoint — not text in a chat window. For four, the engine gathers a draft from your conversation; two work on your own material without adding to it.
From your conversation
Report
To keep — gathers the topic into a reference structure you come back to: headings, equations and sources, as Word and PDF.
Explainer
To understand — unpacks the idea, clarifies it and goes into depth, ordered and divided.
Presentation
To convey — to say it out loud to others: a PowerPoint file with designed slides, organised points and images.
Questions
To check — multiple-choice questions with their answers, to put your understanding to the test. As many as you choose.
From what you own
Composed document
Your own content — you put it in as it is and it comes out as a formatted document. Formatting, not writing: no word is added or changed.
Translation
Your document in another language, its layout exactly as it was — its images, tables and styles are untouched. Only the text is replaced.
How it works
Three steps
From an idea to a file in your hands.
Step 1
Discuss your topic
Just as you would talk to any AI. Ask, push back, ask for clarification. Attach a file or an image if you like.
Step 2
Gather what was said
Choose a document type and its card opens filled with what was said in your conversation. The engine plans the structure, writes the sections, fetches sources and images, and renders the file.
Step 3
Review and download
Preview it and edit whatever you like, then download it as Word or PDF — or receive it on Telegram.
The difference
Why Verdak and not a general chat
Three differences you see the moment you open the file — not in the description.
Editable equations
Equations are written inside Word itself, not pasted as images — click one to edit it, and it stays sharp when printed at any size.
Real academic sources
References are fetched from open academic indexes such as OpenAlex and Crossref — no made-up titles of papers that don't exist.
A formatted file, not text
You receive Word and PDF in a formatted template — saving the hour of formatting and spending it on review instead.
Plans
One plan that works everywhere
The plan you buy here is the same one that works in the app on your phone — one account, one balance.
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Each paid plan unlocks its features for one month and gives you a points balance; each document
is deducted from it by its cost. There is no automatic renewal and no charge after purchase. Your points balance does not expire when the month ends.
A full refund within 3 days if you haven't used the plan's balance — refund policy.
The app on your phone
One account in the browser and on your phone
Your conversations, documents and balance are the same wherever you open them — you sign in with the same Google account.
After downloading, open the file, and if your phone asks, allow the browser to install apps. If the app is already installed, this updates it; if your phone refuses it (“package appears to be corrupt” or “conflicts with an existing package”), uninstall the old version first, then install this one — your account and documents are kept.
On iPhone: open verdak.app in Safari, then “Share” → “Add to Home Screen” — and open it with a tap from your home screen until it reaches the App Store.