Turn creative ideas into stories, images, music and videos with coordinated AI specialists. wery.ai keeps project outputs in Workspace and Assets for further work.
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wery.ai (branded Wery on its website) is an AI expert team for entertainment content creation. It develops an initial idea into stories, scripts, characters, scenes, storyboards, visual effects, comics, novels, game assets and videos. The product coordinates image, video, music, research and document specialists around a creative objective.
Wery builds a structured plan and runs specialists in parallel from one objective. The user describes the goal, experts handle their respective parts, and outputs remain available for further work. The workflow descriptions are vendor claims; vendor workflow descriptions do not establish measured production speed or finished-film quality.
Creations stay in Workspace and Assets, and Wery describes project context surviving across tasks. Memory and storage capacity differ by subscription; asset continuity does not mean every tier has the same resources.
The named specialists have different creative roles:
Supporting experts handle research and structured material:
The GPT Image 2 entrance explicitly describes itself as a Wery planning page rather than an official GPT Image 2 page. Its workflow clarifies the creative goal and details to preserve, separates instructions from style, input material and output format, and prepares a brief for Zeny to generate, compare, revise and deliver.
The Nolan film entry has three described stages:
Users can sign in and let Wery route automatically, or lock a particular expert when they already know which role should handle the goal.
The face-swap entry accepts a target photo and a new face photo, each in JPG, PNG or WebP format up to 10 MB. The inputs have different roles:
Only images the user has permission to edit may be uploaded. The entry's 10 MB input allowance is separate from the lower Free account-level upload limit. Neither permits unauthorized face replacement.
Wery presents a product-launch workflow covering positioning, copy, FAQ, visuals, video, social content and rollout rhythm. Research and writing support the message; design and video supply accompanying assets.
The Asian idol fan-kit entry takes an idol name and color mood for posters, photocards, stickers, banners and keepsakes. It also presents event and street-support formats such as cup sleeves, postcards, photo frames and table cards.
Fan kits remain subject to the terms' input rights and written consent for portraits, names and voices.
Wery describes these audience fits:
com.wery.ai, with developer WeryAI and the support address support@wery.ai. The Android listing carries an Everyone rating in this capture.The Apple and Android advisory labels differ as captured on October 9, 2026. These platform labels do not replace the service's qualification rules.
The public account-level file-type list is narrower for Free: JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, TXT, MD, CSV and WEBP. Paid tiers add PDF, DOC, DOCX, XLSX, PPT, PPTX, MP3, WAV, MP4 and MOV.
Free, Plus, Pro and Max have different credits, concurrency, storage and upload limits. These public allocations were captured on October 9, 2026; they do not specify a fixed count of completed images or films.
| Plan | Included credits | Parallel tasks | Asset storage | Maximum file size | Files per upload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | No free credits; no top-ups | 1 | 200 MB | 2 MB | 3 |
| Plus | 600 per month | Up to 3 | 20 GB | 10 MB | 10 |
| Pro | 2,000 per month | Up to 8 | 100 GB | 50 MB | 15 |
| Max | 10,000 per month | Up to 20 | 300 GB | 200 MB | 20 |
Free lists task-level memory with no continuous evolution, and the expert roster Wery, Zeny, Vlo, Lydi and Sona. Plus lists project-level memory and basic evolution. Pro lists global-level memory and Pro AI Notes; Max lists global memory and Max AI Notes. Paid tiers list all expert agents, with faster or higher-priority queues as the tier rises. Queue labels are vendor descriptions, not measured latency.
The public price summary displays Free at $0, Plus at $15.99, Pro at $49.99 and Max at $219.99. The same page's structured offers separately list Plus at 19.99 USD, Pro at 51.99 USD and Max at 229.99 USD. The records differ and do not resolve the current payable amount for a billing selection.
Detailed paid cards also show $0.00 per month, but the interactive billing state could not be reliably captured. These zeroes are not confirmed free paid plans. Annual payable amounts were not verified and are not inferred from savings banners.
Free-credit wording is also inconsistent. The pricing content says "No free credits," while the GPT Image 2 planning FAQ says new users receive free credits after registration. No consistent registration allowance or guaranteed free generation balance is established.
Credit consumption depends on task complexity; for agent generation, it also varies with the selected tools or models and the detail of the request. There is no fixed all-purpose generation count in this wording.
The pricing FAQ also describes an unusual upgrade rule: purchasing a higher-tier plan does not remove an active lower-tier plan, and the user retains the benefits of both. It does not describe automatic replacement or proration.
Refund requests apply to orders purchased directly through Wery's website or platform and must be submitted within three days, or 72 hours, after purchase. This is a request deadline, not unconditional refund eligibility.
Once AI content generation has completed, the policy excludes refunds for any reason, including dissatisfaction, operational mistakes and changed requirements. Promotional credits, trial credits and coupons are also non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
Requests are reviewed, and only approved refunds return to the original payment account. Payment-channel or cross-border settlement fees may be deducted from the returned amount. A timely application alone does not guarantee approval.
Genspark AI Slides describes a presentation canvas beside chat, with batch edits, speaker notes and a presenter console. It also describes PDF, Word, Excel and PPT imports, plus PDF, PPTX and Google Slides exports. This is a deck-centered workspace option.
Wery places PPTea alongside research, writing, design and video specialists. These documented scopes contrast a presentation-centered workspace with a wider creative team; they do not establish output-quality or price equivalence.
ClickUp Brain² positions itself as company-context multiplayer AI, with roles for project management, engineering, agency accounts and operations. Its public role descriptions emphasize planning and rebalancing a week, triaging engineering work, managing client accounts and keeping teams synchronized.
ClickUp's stated focus is company context and team work, while Wery centers creative production and reusable assets. This is a vendor-positioning comparison, without a quality ranking or feature-for-feature replacement claim.
Wery's terms provide the service "as is" and do not guarantee absolute accuracy or fault-free operation.
Minor-access wording is inconsistent within the terms. The introduction describes use with a guardian's consent and guidance, while the user-qualification section says minors may not use the service. The privacy policy likewise says the service is not intended for minors. Student examples and store ratings do not settle the discrepancy.
Original uploaded materials remain user-owned, but the listed service purposes explicitly include AI model training, generation, storage and management. A no-training description would contradict this stated material use.
Generated content carries a non-exclusive, transferable right of use, subject to the terms and applicable laws. The grant is not exclusive output ownership. The platform separately retains rights in its generation technology and underlying functions.
The privacy policy sets member-generated content to visible only to the member by default, while non-member-generated content is public by default. Output visibility is separate from processing and material rights.
The policy collects uploaded images, videos and text, along with instructions and settings; it also describes account, device and usage information. Payment details are processed by the payment provider, while Wery receives payment status and order identifiers. The privacy document describes transfers to service providers subject to confidentiality, limited purpose and security duties.
Retention periods and exceptions differ by data type:
Google, OpenAI or Anthropic may process information outside the user's country or region. The policy describes contractual or other lawful mechanisms where required. Transfers requiring consent occur after consent is obtained; this is conditional, not a universal local-processing guarantee.
Under applicable law, users may request access, correction, deletion, copies or portability; withdraw consent; restrict or object to processing; and manage visibility and future AI transfers. Wery may verify identity when handling requests. The document also describes encryption, access controls and security audits, while stating that no connected system can guarantee absolute security.
The legal documents name different entities: the terms identify SOMEYA LIMITED as operator, while the privacy-policy contact identifies WeryAI Limited. The published statements differ; the published documents do not establish a single contracting identity.
Pricing says "No free credits" and excludes Free top-ups; a model-related FAQ says registration brings free credits. The conflict does not establish a guaranteed quantity.
Subscription credits do not roll over. Annual subscriptions allocate credits monthly and also reset each monthly cycle. Purchased top-up credits follow a different rule: they do not expire, and purchasing them requires a subscription.
The deadline covers applications for qualifying direct purchases. Completed generation, including an unsatisfactory result, is excluded. Approval is still required, and payment or cross-border fees may be deducted.