For founders
By 08:30, one briefing covered all three businesses. Your inbox stayed shut.
Inbox triage, follow-ups, prep notes, calendar hygiene and market intelligence, across every business you run. The day goes to the work that needs the founder.
Chris built Orca because he runs four businesses day to day, from an agency advisory practice to a forty-year-old family garage. He built the tool he wished he had, and then other founders started asking for it. Orca is what a founder built for himself.
If you are running multiple businesses, you already know what the problem is. Context-switching. The 11pm catch-up session. The mental load of keeping every set of relationships, commitments, and conversations in your head at once. Orca removes the operational layer so you can focus on the work that cannot be delegated: the judgement calls, the relationships, the strategy.
Tuesday, 08:30. All three ventures, already briefed.
Three businesses, two boards, one product launch this quarter.
By 08:30 your daily briefing covers all three ventures: the commitments for today, the overnight emails worth your attention, and the meeting at 10 already prepped with everything you need to walk in sharp.
Last week's follow-ups have gone out, in your voice, signed off by you. The calendar conflict on Thursday has been resolved, politely, with three alternative times already suggested. You have not opened your inbox yet. You have not had to.
That is what running Orca across three businesses looks like on a Tuesday morning.
What stops landing on the founder.
All of this runs across every business you own. Click any card to see it working.
The hires you did not have to make.
The things you did yourself because there was nobody else. They now run in the background.
A PA. The person who would have handled the inbox, chased the follow-ups, and prepped the briefs.
A junior chief of staff. The role you cannot afford to hire for three businesses at once.
The mental load of running it all. Knowing which thread went quiet. Remembering what you promised and to whom.
The 11pm catch-up session. The late-night context assembly before a morning meeting.
The context-switching tax. Losing the thread on one business while you are deep in another.
What it costs
Orca is a managed service. It is configured around how you work, who you know, and what you run. One setup cost, then a monthly fee that covers everything.
One briefing, three businesses, an unopened inbox.
Or try the live demo — no signupNo sales pitch. No obligation. Just a conversation about how you work across your businesses and whether Orca makes sense.