Veer
A Punjabi voice helper made for elders who don't read or speak English. No typing, no tiny menus — just big buttons and a friendly voice that listens and answers in Punjabi.
Talk, don't type. In Punjabi.
The name Veer means "brother" — and that's how the app treats every parent and grandparent who uses it.
Voice first
Ask out loud in Punjabi: make a call, hear the news, start a paath, or get help.
Nitnem & Gurbani
The full daily Nitnem and more banis, Sundar Gutka paath, and live kirtan — read along in large Gurmukhi or just listen.
Big-button phone
A simple dialer with large, clear buttons. One tap to call the people who matter most.
Emergency help
One-touch SOS to family, plus easy first-aid guidance.
Punjabi news & TV
Punjabi news and live channels on a screen made for older eyes.
Doctors & reminders
Save doctors and appointments, and keep daily reminders and to-dos in one place.
Set it up once. They use it by voice.
If you live in Canada, the UK, the US, or Australia and set up the phone for your mum or dad — back home or down the hall — Veer is built for exactly that.
For elders
Parents and grandparents who speak Punjabi but not English, or find small text and typing hard.
Big and clear
Large Gurmukhi text, big buttons, and a simple layout on every screen.
Never far from help
One-touch SOS and trusted contacts for a parent living alone.
Warm, large, and simple.
ਵੀਰ — ਹਰ ਬਜ਼ੁਰਗ ਦਾ ਆਪਣਾ ਸਾਥੀ।
Good to know before you set up.
Good to know
- Voice — speak your question; Veer answers out loud in Punjabi.
- Setup — add family contacts and doctors once, then everything is a big button away.
- Language — switch the whole app between Punjabi and English.
Safety notice
Veer helps elders reach family and information faster. First-aid guidance is general information, not medical advice.
Veer is not an emergency service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
Does Veer work in Punjabi?
Yes. Veer listens and answers in Punjabi, and the whole app can switch between Punjabi and English.
Can I set it up for my parents?
Yes. Install it once on their phone, add family contacts and doctors, and they can use everything by voice or big buttons.
Does it include Nitnem?
Yes. The full daily Nitnem and more banis, Sundar Gutka paath, and live kirtan.
Is there an iPhone version?
Yes. Veer is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.
Who builds Veer?
LogicStack LLC, a Maryland software company that also builds custom apps and network infrastructure for businesses. Support: support@logicstackusa.com. Read the privacy policy.
A phone that feels like family.
Free on the App Store and Google Play. Set it up for your parents today.