News and notes from Vestra.
One membership across Vestra: 50% off a hosting plan (up to £5 a month), Vestra VPN on up to three devices and 50 GB of Vestra Drive, for £5.99 a month or £59.90 a year.
Veriwell is our age check for UK websites: a passport or photocard licence, then a short guided selfie. The website gets a yes or a no. Photos and dates of birth are never stored.
Hyperion is Vestra’s AI anticheat. It reads how a player’s aim moves, one server tick at a time, and passes anything that doesn’t look human to a person to review.
Kite is the personal assistant inside VestraAI. Tell it what you need in plain words, and it reminds you, runs regular tasks, keeps your lists and watches for things.
Vestra Robot 1.1 is the new model behind VestraAI. In early internal testing it is about 46% more capable than Robot 1.0, and its answers are about a quarter of the length.
One membership across Vestra: 50% off a hosting plan (up to £5 a month), Vestra VPN on up to three devices and 50 GB of Vestra Drive, for £5.99 a month or £59.90 a year.
Veriwell is our age check for UK websites: a passport or photocard licence, then a short guided selfie. The website gets a yes or a no. Photos and dates of birth are never stored.
Every game server on Vestra Hosting is now backed up every night, stored off-site and restorable from the panel. On every plan, at no extra cost.
Hyperion is Vestra’s AI anticheat. It reads how a player’s aim moves, one server tick at a time, and passes anything that doesn’t look human to a person to review.
Kite is the personal assistant inside VestraAI. Tell it what you need in plain words, and it reminds you, runs regular tasks, keeps your lists and watches for things.
Vestra Robot 1.1 is the new model behind VestraAI. In early internal testing it is about 46% more capable than Robot 1.0, and its answers are about a quarter of the length.
We’ve open-sourced the camera layer from Veriwell: a browser toolkit for ID document and selfie capture that runs on the device. Apache-2.0, on GitHub now.
Nightly encrypted backups in two countries, a live standby in Helsinki, restore tests every week, and erasure requests that survive a restore. Here’s how it fits together.
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