The product
Connect once, and your preferred AI can answer as if it attended every session, backing every insight with its source.
What it is
Most competitive intelligence sources, including abstracts, press releases and even slide decks, capture what the authors wanted to say. Orrery captures what the audience saw, heard and said: the prepared talk, the presenter’s asides and anecdotes, and the floor’s reaction.
That becomes a deep, searchable record of what was really said at each conference. Connect it to your AI, and you can ask questions the way you’d ask a colleague who was there.
Transcribed and attributed to the presenting speaker.
The content of the slides shown, graphs, and tables searchable alongside the talk.
The discussion after the talk, including questions from the floor.
Each conference kept year after year: a median of three years deep, and growing.
…and counting.
How it works
Connect Orrery to Claude or ChatGPT through a secure connector, then just ask.
It pulls the moments that matter, within a single talk, a whole conference, or a topic that has run across several years.
Your AI connects what was said into a clear answer, not a list of hits. Every point carries its conference, session, speaker, slide and timestamp.
Yes. At [Conference] 2025, most panelists described [mechanism] as promising in second-line use. At the 2026 meeting, two of the same speakers raised durability concerns during Q&A, after [Company] showed a later data cut.
[Conference] 2025Panel[Speaker A]00:18:42 [Conference] 2026Q&A[Speaker A]Slide 1400:41:07Why it’s different
Abstracts are written months ahead, from the authors’ point of view. The talk has the later data cuts, new subgroups, and slides that never reach print.
Panels and Q&A, where investigators hedge, disagree, or get pressed from the floor. None of it is published.
Named speakers are tracked, so a KOL’s position can be followed from one conference to the next.
Every edition is kept, so you can see how a debate, the validity of an endpoint or a company’s framing has moved over the years.
Every passage is traceable back to its source, so you can check it before it goes in a deck, or follow up directly with the speaker for more context.
Book a 30-minute guided session with your own questions, and we’ll run them live.