Orrery
Give your AI an all-access conference pass.
Orrery gives your AI the full record of the medical conferences you follow: what was presented, discussed and debated. Ask anything, and get deep insight backed by what was actually said.
The gap
The abstract was written in March. The talk was given in June.
Abstracts are reviewed months before the meeting. By the time the presenter stands up, there’s often a fresher data cut, a new subgroup, or a slide that will never appear anywhere else. Then the Q&A starts, and someone at the microphone asks the exact question you wanted to ask.
Very little of that gets written down. Coverage teams catch the sessions they can sit in on. The rest lives on briefly in an on-demand player, or in a soon-to-be-lost document, and quietly disappears.
What Orrery does
Hours of conference sessions, turned into insight you can act on.
Connect Orrery to Claude or ChatGPT and ask in plain language. It reads across talks, speakers and years and comes back with analysis, not a pile of results.
Orrery captures the entire presentation, not just the abstract. Talk, slides, panel and Q&A, indexed within [96 hours] of posting.
Each insight cites its speaker, slide and timestamp, so you can check it before it goes in a deck.
Who it’s for
For whoever gets asked, “So what happened at the meeting?”
Competitive intelligence
Every relevant session covered, including the ones your team couldn’t attend.
“How did [Company] present [Asset]’s primary endpoint at ASCO 2025?”Medical affairs
What your KOLs said, where and when, before you walk into the advisory board.
“Has [KOL] always been critical of [mechanism], or is that new this year?”Clinical development
The patient management debate as it happens at the podium, years before it reaches the guidelines.
“Which investigators push back on [biomarker] as a surrogate endpoint?”Biotech leadership and BD
A sourced competitive picture before the board meeting or the partner call.
“Who presented in [indication] at [conference] 2025, and what did they show?”Investors
The questions from the floor after a readout, next to the slide that prompted them.
“Did the audience raise safety concerns after the [trial] readout? How does that compare with [other indication]?”Start with a question you already know the answer to. Pick a conference you went to last year, ask about something you remember, then ask about something you missed.
Our story
Built by an analyst who lived the problem.
Orrery started with one competitive intelligence analyst, a dozen open tabs, and hours of conference video. Now it’s the record he wished he’d had, ready for your AI.
Built from each conference’s own recordings and materials.
Speaker, slide and timestamp on every point.
We don’t log the text of your queries.
Connects securely to Claude and ChatGPT. No new platform to learn.
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Book a 30-minute guided session with your own questions, and we’ll run them live.