Planning made easy

The goal app for people restarting a routine.

Vemila writes the plan; you tick the days. Put down what you're getting back to and it breaks it into five real steps with dates, keeps a streak for the daily habits you tick in the Planner, and gives you Mila, an AI assistant that can actually see your progress when you ask how it's going.

Vemila is in beta. The Free plan is open now, no card needed; Productivity opens when the beta ends.

The Vemila overview: greeting with the current streak, stat cards for active goals, best habit streak and steps this week, goals with progress bars, and Mila's suggested prompts.

Everyone's good at week one.

The goal gets written down. It gets a nice heading, maybe a coloured tag. Then day four arrives, the next step isn't obvious, and the page quietly becomes one you stop opening.

That's not a discipline problem. It's a tooling problem. A place to write the goal down was never the thing you were missing. The next step, already written, was.

“The hardest part of any goal isn't setting it. It's the middle, where nobody's watching and the next step isn't written down.”

What Vemila actually does

Five things, done properly, instead of forty things you'll never open.

Every goal arrives with a plan

Type one sentence. “Get to 500 followers.” “Finish my dissertation.” “Run 5k without stopping.” Mila returns five specific, ordered steps with realistic timings. No blank page, no Sunday-night planning session that never happens.

A goal, 'Run a 10k without stopping', broken into five ordered steps with due dates and a 40% progress bar.

An assistant that's read your file

Ask Mila how you're doing and you get an answer about your goals, your progress and your streak, not a motivational poster. Ask her something general and she'll just answer that too. She knows the difference. Once a week, ask for a Weekly Read: a short digest of your goals, tasks, habits and checks, and what to adjust.

A conversation with Mila about progress on the 10k goal, answered from real goal and check data.

Momentum you can see

Tick a step, the goal's bar moves. Tick a daily habit in the Planner, its streak grows. Miss a day and it resets. That's annoying, and it's exactly why it works.

The planner's day view: today's tasks with one ticked off, and a habit with its live streak.

Daily checks, your way

Pick the few things you want to keep an eye on each day: a yes or no, a traffic light, or a number with a target, like hours of sleep. Write a line in your own words for each result, watch your run build, and see the last 28 days at a glance, or 90 days as a line for a number. Start from an example, like sleep or water, ask Mila to suggest a few, or set up your own. Tie one to a goal and it shows on that goal's page. Let Mila read them, and when you ask how your week went, she knows.

Today's checks: 7.5 hours of sleep against a target of 7, 1.5 litres of water against a target of 2, and a green traffic light for a knee, each with a line in the user's own words.
Coming soon

Vemila Studio, for people who stream

Upload a finished stream and get back five clip-ready moments. Timestamps, titles, captions and hashtags, all written for you. In development now. Vemila users get first access when it lands.

Join the Studio waitlist

Three steps, then you're using it

01

Write the goal

One line is enough. Add a category and a target date if you want to. You don't have to.

02

Get the plan

Mila breaks it into five dated steps in a few seconds. Then get on with it.

03

Tick things off

Progress updates as you go. Add a daily check for anything else you want to keep up, like sleep or water, and tick that too. When you stall, ask Mila how your goals are going. She answers from your real goals and how far through each one you are.

No onboarding tour. No template gallery. You'll have a working goal about ninety seconds after you first log in.

Built for people with more ambition than free evenings

Students and side-project people

You've got three things going at once and no system holding them together. Vemila keeps each one broken into steps so you always know the next move, even at 11pm on a Tuesday.

Freelancers and solo operators

Nobody's setting your deadlines but you. Vemila gives structure to the work that has no manager attached to it, like pitching, admin, and the things that slide.

Streamers and creators

Growth goals, upload schedules, follower targets. Vemila tracks them now. When Studio launches, the same assistant will see your streams alongside your goals and connect the two.

Why not just use the app you already ignore?

A blank page compared with Vemila
A blank pageVemila
Setting a goalYou build the system firstType one line
Knowing the next stepYou work it outWritten for you on day one
When you stallNothing happensAsk Mila about your goals. She sees your progress
Advice you getNoneBased on your actual progress
Time to first useful thingAn afternoonAbout ninety seconds

A blank page makes a fine filing cabinet. It just isn't a coach.

Simple pricing. Cancel any time.

The Free plan is free for as long as it suits you. No trials that quietly bill you.

Free

£0 a month

For trying it properly

  • Up to 2 active goals
  • AI-generated steps on every goal
  • 10 messages a day with Mila
  • Streak tracking
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Prices in GBP. Free plan, no card needed. During the beta everyone is on the Free plan and no payment is taken; Productivity opens when the beta ends. Payments will be handled by Stripe, so your card details never touch our servers.

AI features have fair-use limits, the same on both plans. See the numbers.

Vemila Studio, the streaming side, comes later with its own plan. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.

Questions, answered

What is Vemila?

Vemila is a goal app for people restarting a routine. You write down a goal, Mila, the AI assistant, turns it into five real steps with dates, and you tick the days. It runs in your browser and is free to start.

Who makes Vemila?

Sauvia, a two-founder software studio in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Two people who kept abandoning their own goals and got tired of blaming themselves for it.

What AI does Vemila use?

Claude, made by Anthropic. It powers Mila and writes the steps for each goal. We chose it because it's genuinely good at breaking vague ambitions into specific steps, which is the hard part.

Is my data used to train AI models?

No. Your goals and conversations are never used to train AI models, ours or Anthropic's. When you use Mila, the relevant content is sent to Anthropic to generate the reply and nothing more. The Privacy Policy has the detail.

Can I sign up today?

Yes. Vemila is in beta and the Free plan is open to everyone: create an account at app.vemila.app, no card needed. Productivity opens when the beta ends.

Is Vemila free?

Yes. The Free plan gives you up to 2 active goals, AI-written steps on every goal, 10 messages a day with Mila and streak tracking, with no card needed. Productivity is £9.99 a month for unlimited goals and 30 messages a day. During the beta everyone is on the Free plan and no payment is taken.

Do I need to be a streamer to use Vemila?

No. Vemila today is goals, steps and coaching, and that works whatever you're building. Vemila Studio, the streaming side, is in development, waitlist only, and entirely optional.

How is Vemila different from a notes or to-do app?

Vemila is built around one job: the next step. You type one line, get five dated steps back, and when you stall you can ask Mila how your goals are going. She answers from your real goals, progress and habit streaks. Keep your notes and lists wherever you like. Vemila is the coach, not the filing cabinet.

What are daily checks?

Daily checks are the small things you want to keep an eye on each day, set up your way. A check can be a yes or no, a traffic light, or a number with a target, like hours of sleep, and you can add a short line in your own words for each result. Vemila shows your run, your last 28 days and, for a number, your last 90 days as a line, and Mila can read your checks when you ask about your week, unless you keep one to yourself. You can start from an example, like sleep, water or mood, or ask Mila to suggest some, and tie a check to the goal it supports. You can have up to 10 at a time, on either plan.

When is Vemila Studio launching?

There's no date yet. We're building Studio after the core product is stable and has real users. That's deliberate, not slow. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.

Can I export or delete my data?

Yes. In settings you can download your account data as one file, or delete your account. Deleting it removes your account data from our live database straight away and from our backups within about 45 days. Entries in our sign-in security log are deleted after 90 days. Our service logs are not removed when you delete your account. Each is limited to 30 MB, which at our current level of use means roughly two to three weeks for the busiest and up to several months for the quieter ones. A Studio waitlist signup on this website isn't linked to your account, so email hello@vemila.app to remove it. Section 4 of our Privacy Policy has the details. We're UK-based and work under UK GDPR.

Pick the one thing you keep meaning to start.

Write it down, get five steps back, and see how far you get this time. It's free, and it takes about ninety seconds.

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No card required. Cancel any time. Made by Sauvia in the UK.

Join the Studio waitlist

Vemila Studio is in development. Leave your email and you'll hear from us the day it lands.

We keep your email and when you joined, only to email you when Studio launches. To come off the list, email hello@vemila.app. More in our Privacy Policy.