Search any company and extract verified, sourced data with free on-device AI (Gemini Nano). No sign-in; AI runs locally. Unlike a chatbot that hands you a paragraph you have to trust, Veridex gives you structured company information you can check. Every value links back to the public page it came from, along with a confidence score and the date it was found — and if something can't be confirmed, Veridex leaves it out instead of guessing.
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ran a quick search on a local startup and the source links actually line up with the exact values shown, which is rare. love that it blanks out fields instead of making something up
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@habibepeksen Thank you! That's the whole idea — if a value can't be confirmed against a real source, we'd rather leave it blank than guess. Glad the source links held up. 🙌
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The on-device AI angle is genuinely cool, and sourcing each value is exactly what tools like this need. One thing that would make me trust it more though — let me export the full trail as a single PDF or CSV with the source links attached, so when I hand it off to a coworker they can verify everything in one click instead of reopening the page.
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@turukmen29080 Great news — that already ships! You can export the full report to PDF or CSV/Excel with the source link on every value, so a coworker can verify each one in a click. Would love your feedback on the layout.
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the on-device approach is genuinely interesting and the source links are a smart move. one thing that would push it further for me: a way to export the structured data as a CSV or JSON file so i can drop it into a spreadsheet or pipeline without retyping everything.
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@muammer1177418 You can already do this — export to CSV or JSON (also Excel) and drop it straight into a spreadsheet or pipeline, source links included. No retyping. 👍
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Loved how each result links straight back to the source page, makes it easy to spot-check without digging around. The confidence score is a nice touch too, feels like it actually knows when it's unsure.
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@berencamba28643 Thank you! The confidence score is meant to do exactly that — flag when it's unsure instead of pretending. Spot-checking via the source link is the core of it.
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Honestly this looks really useful, especially the no sign-in thing and the source links. One thing that would be cool is letting users export the extracted data as a CSV or JSON file, so you can pipe it straight into a spreadsheet or another tool without having to copy stuff over manually.
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@melahatg2dw Already there! Export the extracted data as CSV or JSON (or Excel) and pipe it straight into your spreadsheet/tool — no manual copying. Hope it saves you time. 🙌
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honestly the on-device AI angle is what got me, basically running Gemini Nano locally with no sign-in feels like the right call for this. love that it just omits data when it can't verify it instead of making stuff up
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@ulebhuu Exactly the goal — Gemini Nano running locally, no sign-in, and omit-don't-invent when something can't be verified. Thanks for the kind words!
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Tried it on a few companies and the source links next to each data point are genuinely useful, way better than trusting a chatbot summary. Surprised it runs entirely on-device without a sign-in too.
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@kazm4y6g Appreciate it! Yep — 100% on-device, no sign-in, and every data point carries its source so you're never trusting a black-box summary. Thanks for trying it.
ran a quick search on a local startup and the source links actually line up with the exact values shown, which is rare. love that it blanks out fields instead of making something up
@habibepeksen Thank you! That's the whole idea — if a value can't be confirmed against a real source, we'd rather leave it blank than guess. Glad the source links held up. 🙌
The on-device AI angle is genuinely cool, and sourcing each value is exactly what tools like this need. One thing that would make me trust it more though — let me export the full trail as a single PDF or CSV with the source links attached, so when I hand it off to a coworker they can verify everything in one click instead of reopening the page.
@turukmen29080 Great news — that already ships! You can export the full report to PDF or CSV/Excel with the source link on every value, so a coworker can verify each one in a click. Would love your feedback on the layout.
the on-device approach is genuinely interesting and the source links are a smart move. one thing that would push it further for me: a way to export the structured data as a CSV or JSON file so i can drop it into a spreadsheet or pipeline without retyping everything.
@muammer1177418 You can already do this — export to CSV or JSON (also Excel) and drop it straight into a spreadsheet or pipeline, source links included. No retyping. 👍
Loved how each result links straight back to the source page, makes it easy to spot-check without digging around. The confidence score is a nice touch too, feels like it actually knows when it's unsure.
@berencamba28643 Thank you! The confidence score is meant to do exactly that — flag when it's unsure instead of pretending. Spot-checking via the source link is the core of it.
Honestly this looks really useful, especially the no sign-in thing and the source links. One thing that would be cool is letting users export the extracted data as a CSV or JSON file, so you can pipe it straight into a spreadsheet or another tool without having to copy stuff over manually.
@melahatg2dw Already there! Export the extracted data as CSV or JSON (or Excel) and pipe it straight into your spreadsheet/tool — no manual copying. Hope it saves you time. 🙌
honestly the on-device AI angle is what got me, basically running Gemini Nano locally with no sign-in feels like the right call for this. love that it just omits data when it can't verify it instead of making stuff up
@ulebhuu Exactly the goal — Gemini Nano running locally, no sign-in, and omit-don't-invent when something can't be verified. Thanks for the kind words!
Tried it on a few companies and the source links next to each data point are genuinely useful, way better than trusting a chatbot summary. Surprised it runs entirely on-device without a sign-in too.
@kazm4y6g Appreciate it! Yep — 100% on-device, no sign-in, and every data point carries its source so you're never trusting a black-box summary. Thanks for trying it.