Scan to Buy

Photograph a product and Vera maps it to the listed companies behind it, then builds a plan.

Point your camera at a product — a soda can, a pair of sneakers, a laptop — and Vera identifies it, then maps it to the listed companies actually behind it: the maker, the parent company, the suppliers whose parts are inside, the retailers that sell it. Each connection comes with one sentence explaining why it is there. Pick an amount and it becomes an ordinary plan, which you read and confirm like any other.

You

Scan this (photo of a laptop)

Vera

MacBook Pro. Apple makes it, TSMC fabricates the chip, and Best Buy sells it — three listed names. Want a plan across them?

How it works

Say “scan this” and take a photo, or upload one from your gallery. Vera opens the scan panel beside the conversation.
She looks. The product and brand are matched against the 95 listed stocks and funds, and only through real, explainable relationships: maker, parent, supplier, component, retailer, or direct competitor.
Read the connections. Each company shows its relationship, one plain sentence of reasoning, and a weight for how central it is to the product. The mapping is validated against the real asset list, so a company that cannot be honestly justified does not appear at all.
Pick an amount. From there it is a normal plan — change it by saying so, and confirm it when it reads right. There is no minimum order, though each company is placed separately, so a three-name scan is worth about $30 or more.

When there’s nothing to buy

Honesty is the feature. If the brand in your photo is not among the listed companies, and there is no genuine supplier or competitor link either, Vera tells you exactly that: what she recognised, and that there is nothing honest to buy. She offers to build a regular plan instead. She will not stretch a connection to manufacture a trade.

She is also not claiming the product is a good investment. Recognising that Apple makes the laptop in your hand is a fact about the supply chain, not a view on Apple’s price. The reasons and risk reads on the plan are where the actual judgement lives, and everything on read, change, and invest a plan applies here unchanged.

Unlocking it

Scan to Buy unlocks when your wallet holds 100,000 $MONVERA. The scan panel shows your progress toward that, and the token page is where you buy — gasless, in the same wallet that holds your stocks. Everything else in Monvera stays free; this is the one feature behind the token.