Start by explaining the situation
Share the scattered facts, preferences, and constraints without setting up a template first.
Common scenarios
Use one Space to think out loud, compare options, and keep what you confirm clear as details change.
Examples, not fixed templates.
Turn scattered family preferences and changing mobility limits into one calm, confirmed itinerary.
View exampleKeep always-pack basics, weather and duration additions, age and routine changes, lessons from past outings, and one-off pre-departure checks aligned in one reusable checklist.
View exampleKeep listings, budget pressure, commute tradeoffs, school quality, property risks, and open questions in one clear comparison.
View exampleA trip needs an itinerary, an outing needs a checklist, and a home search needs a clear comparison. Veroo organizes the State around what you need.
Share the scattered facts, preferences, and constraints without setting up a template first.
Review options and suggestions in the conversation before deciding what belongs in the State.
When a date, limit, or decision changes, the State changes with it.
Start a Space and describe what you are planning or deciding in your own words. Veroo can organize the useful structure from there.
No. They show what a State can look like, but every Space starts from your own situation and can grow a different structure.
Yes. Trips, checklists, and comparisons are starting examples rather than fixed product types.
No. A proposal can stay in chat until you confirm that it should update the itinerary, checklist, comparison, or plan.
Yes. Confirmed dates, constraints, preferences, and decisions can update while still-useful facts remain available.