Sourced, not synthesized
Answers trace to a specific talk, speaker and timestamp. Nothing is invented to fill a gap — if the record doesn’t say it, Orrery doesn’t either.
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Intelligence, aligned
Orrery indexes transcribed conference presentations into a sourced knowledge base your team can actually ask questions of — without watching every session.
Conferences are where pipelines, data and positioning show up first — and the proceedings are scattered across slides, video and abstracts no one has time to comb through. Orrery transcribes and structures those presentations into one knowledge base you can ask questions of, instead of an archive you have to sit through.
Inside every talk
Orrery connects to the AI assistant your team already uses — through a secure connector (MCP) — and is also available in the browser. No new tool to learn; the conference record simply becomes something you can interrogate.
Pose the question the way you would to a colleague — a drug across competitors, a speaker’s shifting position, what a program said about a biomarker this year versus last.
It looks across talks, speakers, slides and abstracts — within an event or across years — and assembles the relevant passages, not a guess.
Every answer points back to its source: the talk, the speaker, the timestamp. You can read the exact moment it came from before you put it in a deck.
Generic AI will happily summarize a conference it never saw. Orrery only speaks from the record — which is the difference between a talking point and something you can defend in front of your team.
Answers trace to a specific talk, speaker and timestamp. Nothing is invented to fill a gap — if the record doesn’t say it, Orrery doesn’t either.
It covers what was actually presented on stage — including the data and framing that never make it into a paper or a press release.
Filter by drug, biomarker, gene, speaker, event or year. The same questions your team already asks, answerable in one place instead of ten browser tabs.
One topic, traced across multiple years and conferences — how a story developed, who changed their mind, and when a signal first appeared.
Orrery is opening to a first set of teams. Add your work email and you’ll be among the first in — and in line for founding-customer terms while they last.