Paste a URL, a Google Doc, a markdown file, or a conversation into Vesmira and AI turns it into a polished, shareable page. Private by default — with link expiry, passwords, analytics, and full control over who can open it.
Magic-link sign in · No credit card · Everything private by default
Every document starts locked down. Nothing is visible until you explicitly choose to share it.
No passwords to leak or reset. One email, one click, and you're in.
Paste in the web app, say 'Vesmira this' in Claude Code, or use the Codex CLI skill. Every path returns the same polished result.
Vesmira understands what you give it and decides how to present it. You decide who can see it — and what they can do with it.
Paste a URL, a Google Doc, a markdown file, raw data, or a conversation. Vesmira reads it, understands it, and produces a polished visual page with the right layout — from your browser, Claude Code, or Codex CLI.
Choose who can open it and exactly how the link behaves — then change your mind any time without creating a new URL.
Add people by email for one-to-one access, or grant a company domain so everyone at @acme.com can open it. Every viewer verifies their identity with a one-time code — not just a link they could forward.
Update a document and the URL never changes. Everyone you've already shared with sees the latest version automatically — no re-sharing, no new link to send.
Every time someone opens a link, Vesmira records it. See the full picture: who viewed it, when, how long they spent, and how far they scrolled. Get notified the instant your client clicks through.
These are live Vesmira links — created from real public sources. Click any to see exactly what your viewers see.
Wikipedia's Apollo 11 article — crew tables, mission phases, and legacy.
NHS guidance on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and living with Type 2 diabetes.
GOV.UK passport application guide — fees, steps, renewal, and urgent services.
Paste in the web app, say 'Vesmira this' in Claude Code, or use the Codex CLI skill. Markdown, Google Docs, URLs, conversations, data — every path works.
Vesmira reads and understands your content, then produces a structured visual with the right layout — headings, tables, diagrams, callouts — using your chosen template.
You get a private link. Add people by email or company domain. Viewers verify their identity with a one-time code before they can see anything.
Every decision defaults to the most restrictive setting. You opt into openness — never out of it.
“A wall of text shouldn't stand between you and understanding something.”
— David, founder of Vesmira
I built Vesmira because I needed it. Working at Facebook, I kept running into the same problem: dense documents, long reports, important information buried in paragraphs. I'm a visual learner, and no matter how important the content was, walls of text made it harder — not easier — to actually absorb what mattered.
So I started turning documents into something more visual. Summarized tables. Key quotes pulled out. Information structured so you could see it, not just read it. It worked. The difference in how quickly I could understand and retain information was obvious, and I started thinking: this shouldn't be a personal workaround. It should be a product.
Vesmira is what came from that. A tool to transform documents into visual summaries you can actually share — with a colleague, a client, a team. Built with security controls that don't feel like an afterthought: expiring links, password protection, white labeling, and the option to bring your own API key if you'd rather your data never touch my infrastructure. I built this for the way my brain works. If yours works the same way, Vesmira was built for you too.
Stop attaching files. Stop worrying about who forwarded what. Paste it in the web app, ask Claude, or use Codex — and get a private, polished page you actually control.