A-01 — NextAppLab
VEILORA
A pattern lock, drawn and checked — with nothing behind it yet.
What it is
VEILORA is at the scaffold stage: a start screen, a 5 × 5 pattern grid that checks what you draw, and a demo screen that says plainly that nothing is stored yet. There is no vault, no media library and no protection of any kind. The page describes that state, not the product VEILORA is meant to become.
Draft — wording not yet approved
What works today
The start screen
A wordmark and an animation on launch. It is a screen, and it is the most finished thing in the app.
The pattern grid
A 5 × 5 grid that validates while you draw: at least eight points, no point twice. What it checks is the shape — not an identity, and not a lock on anything.
The screen that says so
Behind the pattern sits a demo screen. It states in its own words that no encryption exists. That honesty is currently the app's only substantive text.
What exists, and what does not
Two lists, in the app's own state. The second one is not optional.
Available today
- The start screen
- The pattern grid
- The screen that says so
Not finished yet
- No release: VEILORA is not in the App Store or on Google Play.
- There is no encryption: no crypto library, no keys, no encrypted storage.
- There is no vault, no import, no gallery and no biometric unlock.
- The pattern opens the demo screen without checking anything.
- The interface is hard-coded English; the app has no localisation at all.
- There is no repository and no history — the project has not been under version control.
- Photos and videos, the point of the product, are not part of it yet.
Worth knowing
Nothing here protects anything. The pattern lock is a surface element without protective effect, and the app's own demo screen states that no encryption exists. VEILORA is listed in the index because the project exists; it is not an app anyone can use yet.