What is Velora?
Velora is a browser reading companion that turns selected text from articles, research, essays, notes, and web pages into clear summaries and study-friendly explanations.
FAQ
Questions people ask about Velora.
A clear guide to how Velora works, what it processes, how summaries should be used, and what to do when you need help.
Getting Started
How do I use Velora on a page?
Highlight the text you want to understand, open Velora, choose the reading mode or settings that fit the moment, and generate a focused response from that selected text.
Do I need to copy and paste whole articles?
No. Velora is designed around selected text, so you can summarize the specific section you are reading instead of sending an entire page.
What kinds of content work best?
Velora works best with paragraphs from articles, research summaries, school readings, essays, documentation, long notes, and dense informational pages.
Reading Features
What reading modes does Velora support?
Velora can help with summaries, simple explanations, study notes, key terms, and retention checks so the output matches how deeply you want to understand the text.
What is source backing?
Source backing shows the original lines Velora used to support an answer, helping you understand where the summary came from instead of treating it like a black box.
What are retention checks?
Retention checks are quick review questions based on the selected text. They help students and focused readers test whether the main ideas actually stuck.
Can I change how detailed a summary is?
Yes. Velora supports adjustable summary depth so you can move from a quick overview to a more detailed explanation depending on your reading goal.
What is Bionic reading mode?
Bionic reading mode adds bold reading anchors and clearer spacing so summaries can feel easier to scan for some readers.
Privacy and Accounts
Does Velora read every page I visit?
No. Velora is built around the text you choose to send. It should not need to process an entire page just because you are browsing.
Does Velora sell personal data?
No. Velora does not sell personal data and does not use selected text for advertising.
Where are API keys stored?
Velora handles AI requests on the server so sensitive keys stay out of the browser extension.
Do I need an account?
Public pages can be viewed without an account. Account features may be used for sign-in and optional settings, depending on how Velora is configured.
Can I request account-data removal?
Yes. You can contact Velora support to ask questions about privacy or request account-data removal.
Accuracy and Limits
Can Velora make mistakes?
Yes. Velora uses AI, so summaries can be incomplete or occasionally inaccurate. Important information should still be checked against the original source.
Is Velora a replacement for a teacher, tutor, or professional advice?
No. Velora is a reading support tool. It is not a substitute for professional, legal, financial, medical, or formal academic advice.
Why does Velora limit selected text length?
Selection limits keep responses faster, more focused, and easier to review. Shorter passages also help Velora stay closer to the exact text you are reading.
What should I do if the answer feels wrong?
Check the source backing, try a smaller selection, switch modes, or compare the response with the original text before relying on it.
Support
What if Velora does not open on a website?
Try refreshing the page, checking that the extension is enabled, and confirming the site allows browser extensions to run. Some restricted pages may block extension behavior.
What if summaries are too short or too long?
Adjust the summary level or choose a different mode. A quick summary is best for the main idea, while study notes are better for more detail.
How do I contact Velora?
You can email Velora support at velorasupportmail@gmail.com for privacy questions, account help, extension issues, or general feedback.
Still wondering?
Send Velora a note if you need help with the extension, privacy, account access, or feedback.