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VEYREM is made by two people: Som and Yun.
Som is a graduate student and content creator. Yun is a working professional and longtime AI and tech enthusiast.
We use AI for different kinds of work, but we kept running into the same question:
Does this still help once it has to fit into something we already need to do?
That question became VEYREM.
We try the tools that fit the work we already have. When we can’t test something ourselves, we go through the documentation instead. The useful part usually isn’t the feature list. It’s figuring out where a tool fits, where it gets in the way, and what we would still rather handle ourselves.
We write about the ways AI fits into our days, from working through study notes to shaping a draft or trying a small project.
Meet Som
Graduate student · Creator
STUDY · RESEARCH · NOTE-TAKING · CREATOR · EVERYDAY AI
Hi, I’m Som.
I’m a graduate student and content creator, so I spend a lot of time studying, researching, organizing notes, and making content.
I mostly want to know whether AI can make studying, research, or content work a little less annoying. Those are the things I like writing about.
If I write about something, I want you to know when I’d actually use it—and when I wouldn’t.
In one study session, ChatGPT gave me the right answer but left out the calculation. Writing for VEYREM led me to try a ChatGPT Project, too. I wanted to see how much of the background I could carry into a new chat without explaining it all again.
Meet Yun
I’m Yun.
I’m a working professional and longtime AI and tech enthusiast.
I tend to notice the annoying parts of work—the repetitive steps, messy handoffs, and tools that don’t quite fit together.
I’m interested in where AI actually saves time, where automation breaks, and when adding another tool just creates more work.
When ChatGPT made me a spreadsheet, I followed one result back to the cells behind it. In a comparison of two models, both answers kept the source details I checked. One used a table; the other used a list. That difference alone wasn’t enough to make me switch.
Working professional · AI & tech enthusiast
WORK · AUTOMATION · WORKFLOWS · TOOLS · OPERATIONS
What brings us together
Studying and office work give us different things to try. Notes, drafts, and repetitive tasks are where our interests overlap.
Sometimes the AI version is better. Sometimes it just gives us another thing to fix. Both are worth writing about.
How we work
Trying a tool ourselves and reading about it give us different kinds of stories to tell.
Tested
When we use a tool ourselves, the small details tend to become the story: what we were trying to do, what happened, and what we ended up doing ourselves.
Researched
We’re curious about more tools than we can try. For those stories, we spend time with the documentation and other reliable sources, and say when something is still unclear.
If a page contains an affiliate link or sponsorship, we’ll say so. Paid links don’t decide what we recommend.
There’s more about these choices in our editorial principles and notes on testing and research.
Where we’re going
We’re drawn to small projects that start with something we already want to do. That’s where we want VEYREM to grow, alongside our work, studies, and the things we make.