Risk intelligence for construction, powered by AI.

Orckera connects to the apps your project already runs on, tracks every commitment across every party, and raises the risks that need your attention. Nothing after setup is manual.

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Risks 15
RiskUpdated
Oct 3 vs Feb 19, 2027: substantial completion date conflict (email vs P6 MS-106) Just now
Thread stuck awaiting reply: relay coordination study rev C Aug 27
SPI conflict: narrative 0.87 vs P6 0.39 Aug 24
Connects to Outlook Gmail Google Drive Dropbox Slack Teams

Built for everyone who carries the schedule.

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Owners

Which projects are stuck, who is holding them, and whether anyone has acted. Read from the record of the project itself, not from a Monday report written on Friday.

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General Contractors

The risks and actions that carry your name, with severity and source. When two documents on the project disagree, both numbers surface with both sources.

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Subcontractors

The questions you asked that nobody answered, chased before they hold up your crew. Every commitment tracked to where it was made.

Three things it does, all day, on every project.

Connect your apps.

Outlook, Gmail, Slack, Teams, Google Drive and Dropbox. Point Orckera at the project and it works from everything that flows through them, continuously. Nobody files or tags anything.

Raising risks.

Orckera reads every document in full and checks it against everything else it knows about the project. When a covering note says three weeks and the schedule behind it says five months, the conflict is raised as a risk with both sources attached, ranked by severity.

Tracking all slots.

Every commitment, question and deadline on the project is tracked, including the ones that belong to other parties. When a thread goes quiet, Orckera escalates it on its own, and closes the item when the follow-up goes out.

See it on one of
your projects.

Tell us about the project and we will set up thirty minutes to show you what it finds.

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