What an AI app can do in your account

A connected app works in your account the way you do on the pages, through the same studios, prices and checks. It sees the studios, models and voices open to you, and nothing that isn't. A studio switched on for you later shows up the next time the app loads Vessero's tools, usually in a new chat. What it may do is what you allowed when you connected it: See your account, and Make things and spend credits. Connected apps shows these as See and Make.

What it can see

With See your account, it can read all of this, at no cost:

• Your credits and plan: your balance and how it splits, when your plan's credits refill, and which studios are on for you.
• What each studio can make: its models, their options such as shapes, lengths and resolutions, and the least a run costs.
• The voices a voiceover, a story or a talking avatar can be read in.
• Your products and your cast: your products with their pictures and details, and your AI actors and AI influencers, along with the starter cast, with every picture of theirs (the hero, each page of their sheet, each view) as a link it can open or download.
• Your work: everything in your Library, your latest work in each studio, and the files you've uploaded. For a clip, a picture, a talking avatar, an influencer clip, a UGC ad or a picture ad it also sees what it was made from, as the studio shows it: the start and end frames, the pictures, clips and sounds named @Image1, @Video1 and @Audio1, the clip it carried on or edited, a UGC ad's presenters and product (@Presenter1, @Product1), and a picture ad's product and model, each as a link it can open.
• Your boards, including boards shared with you, with their cards, each card's settings and the wires between them.
• Your communities, as their Settings tab shows them, with their courses.
• How a longer run is going, and the public links you've made to your files.

It never sees your password or your payment details.

What it can make

With Make things and spend credits, it runs the studios you can use, at their own prices:

• Pictures, as on Images. On Soul it can pick one of its styles and how strongly it's applied, set a seed, and polish your words first, as Settings does there. Where a model makes several pictures a run (Midjourney makes four, at Fast or Turbo), the app gets them all, for the run's one price.

• Clips, as on Video: from words, from a start and end frame, or from reference pictures, clips and sounds; or by extending a clip, editing it, or having someone in a picture copy its moves. On Kling 4.0 and Kling 4.0 Flash the app picks its Mode, as the bar does: Keyframes, with frames between the start and end, or Omni, with references. On Grok Imagine 1.5 it picks Frames, with frames between or a loop, or References. On Kling O3 (reference) it can make a clip in shots from your pictures. On Seedance the Music switch starts off, as on the page, and it can turn it on; and a reference sound is what the prompt makes it: a voice to speak in, a song under the clip or a sound effect. On Seedance 2.5 it can make a 480p draft and, once you like it, make that draft sharp at 1080p, quoting the upgrade first. On PixVerse v6 it can set a seed, or use one of its effects with your pictures, at the effect's own length and price. On Wan 3.0 it can make a clip from a public web page, by its link; a document goes in on the Video page itself.

• Voiceovers and dialogues, as on Voice, and songs and instrumentals, as on Music.

• Story videos, narrated and captioned, as on Story, from a script of up to 3,000 characters: about three minutes read aloud.

• Talking avatars, as on Avatars, and clips of your AI influencers, as on AI Influencer.

• Edits and upscales, as on Edit & Enhance: upscale, remove a background, expand, change with words, relight, restyle and erase. For erase it brings a mask: a picture that is white over what to take away and black everywhere else.

• Captions on a clip, as on Captions: it has the clip heard, which is free, then shows you the lines it heard with the price. Tell it any word to fix and it sends the lines back fixed. It burns the captions in, in the style, colour, size, place and shadow you ask for.

• UGC ads, as on UGC Ads, and picture ads, as on Ads Studio.

• Boards: it builds and changes them as you would. It can start a board, from a template or from nothing, add cards of every kind with their words, model and settings, change and move them, wire and unwire them, carry a clip on into a next shot, take cards off and put them back, tidy a board up as its Tidy up button does, and put your uploads, Library pieces, products, brand kits and cast members on a board. Every change is free and shows at once to anyone who has the board open. Running a card, or the whole board with Run all, is priced first like any run. See Build and change boards with an AI app.

• Communities: it can open one as a draft, fill in its Settings while it's a draft, put a Library picture on as its cover or logo, and lay out a course, all for free. Publishing it and its prices stay with you. See Set up a community with an AI app.

• Your page, as in Portfolio: it reads your link-in-bio page and its clicks, adds blocks (paste it an address and it makes the right one: a link, a video or song player, a booking button; or name the kind: a collection of your links, tips, reviews, a poll, your contact card, events, a PDF from your Uploads, a group invite or your app), changes, moves and turns them off, puts links in a collection and makes one stand out or move (on a plan), picks your layout and theme, sets your social icons, shows or hides any part of the top of your page, such as your photo, your bio or the Share button, and writes your name and bio. It can put a picture or clip you made at the top of your page, a picture you made beside a link or as a big link card, and a picture (a logo, say) as your round photo, so it can make you a whole page: the pictures first, priced like any picture, then the page. It can put a picture or clip you uploaded at the top too (on a plan; without one your page has two themes and no upload at the top), and set the point of the top picture that always stays in view, like your face. Turning off My work takes your work off the whole page, the top included. It reads your page's stats, back to the first visit on Plus and up, with every count when you ask for it, and your page's settings. It sets the title and description search engines show, a warning before your page opens, your own Meta, Google Analytics and TikTok pixel IDs, link tags and one link for everyone (those last ones on Plus and up). A passcode on your page and a Conversions API token are set only in Vessero, so they never pass through a chat. It makes, changes and turns off your short links too, and gives them and your link blocks rules that send visitors by device or country (Plus and up). All free. See Your page and portfolio.

It can also add a product by hand, with its details, price and pictures, or import one from its page, and change a product's words, price and pictures. It can bring files in, reuse what you've made, and make or turn off public links to your files, all for free. A picture, clip or sound at a public link can go straight into a run: the app passes the link, and Vessero brings the file into your Uploads first. Given a credit code, it can redeem it for you: see Redeem a credit code. See Bring files in and share links with an AI app.

What it makes is yours, and lands where it would if you'd made it yourself: in the studio's own list and in your Library.

Before it spends

Each run is priced first, and the app is asked to get your yes to that price before it starts anything. See Credits, prices and daily caps with AI apps.

If a picture, clip or recording you bring has a real person's face or voice in it, the app has to ask you who it is and show you the statement the studios ask you to agree to. Nothing runs until you have. See Real people: faces, voices and consent.

Longer runs

Pictures, voiceovers and picture ads come back in the app's answer. A picture from a slow model that's still being made after about 45 seconds is followed like the rest. Clips, songs, stories, avatars, influencer clips, edits, captioned clips, UGC ads and board cards take longer. The app is told the stage each one has reached, in words, and can check again whenever you ask, for example "Is my video ready?". As on the pages, there's no percentage or time estimate. You can also watch it finish in the studio on Vessero.

When a run is done, the app gets links to its files, and to what it was made from, which work for about a week. The files stay in your Library after that.

Things to ask

• "How many credits do I have, and when does my plan refill?"
• "Which video models can make a 10-second clip with sound, and what does each cost?"
• "Import my product from this link, then make a picture of it on a marble counter in morning light."
• "Write a 20-second script for my serum and read it in a warm voice."
• "Turn my last picture into a five-second clip."
• "Make a UGC ad with one of my AI actors holding my product."
• "Upscale my last video."
• "Caption my last video in Impact Slam, near the top, and show me the words first."
• "Redeem the code SPRING-500."
• "Make me a board from a template, then run its first card."
• "Build me a board: my product photo, three pictures of it in different rooms, and a clip from the best one. Show me the price before you run it."
• "On my launch board, make the clip 9:16 and eight seconds long."
• "Add my new YouTube video to the top of my page, and make me a short link to my Gumroad pack."
• "Make me a top picture and a logo, then put them on my page with a new bio. Show me the price first."

What it can't do

It can't buy credits, change your plan or your account settings, or delete your work, your boards or the blocks on your page (it turns a block off instead). It can't publish a community, set its prices or change one that's live. A card it takes off a board can be put back, by it or by you. It can't make a new cast member, and it can't use a studio that's off for your account.

While voices are paused on our side, it can't read a voiceover, voice typed words for a talking avatar or narrate a story for you, and it's told so before anything is priced. A clip can't be heard for captions then either, but the app can still caption it with lines you give it. A recording you bring, or a take you already made, still works.