Orchestra

Orchestra

Orch, Inc. · Productivity

Orchestra is a chat-centric workspace that folds team messaging, task tracking, project management software, and AI help into a single app. Instead of splitting a conversation across Slack and its follow-up to-dos across Trello, you keep both in one thread. The product targets small and mid-sized teams that feel buried by tool-switching and want conversations and work to live in the same place.

Interface preview of Orchestra

About Orchestra

What Is Orchestra

Orchestra is a team collaboration app built around one stubborn idea: chats and tasks belong together. In most offices the two are divorced. You discuss a deadline in one app, then recreate it in another, and somewhere in between the file, the owner, and the actual decision get lost. Orchestra pulls messaging, projects, files, and an AI assistant into the same window.

The platform positions itself as a replacement for the usual stack of Slack, Google Chat, or MS Teams on the messaging side, plus Trello, ClickUp, or Asana on the task side, which is a blunt promise aimed squarely at teams tired of paying for four separate subscriptions to move one project forward. That consolidation is the whole pitch. Fewer tabs. Fewer copy-paste moves. A shorter path from "we should do this" to "it's assigned and tracked."

The catch? Consolidation cuts both ways. Teams already locked into a deep Slack or Notion setup face a real migration cost, and a young product won't match the integration libraries those tools have built over a decade. Orchestra is made by Orch, Inc., and offers an Android app through Google Play alongside its web product.

Getting Started

  1. Sign up for an account on the Orchestra site or install the Android app from Google Play.
  2. Create a workspace, then invite teammates by email so they join the right project from day one.
  3. Spin up a project, set its hierarchy for a team or department, and add custom fields for status, deadlines, and assignees.
  4. Start a chat tied to a task, drop in the files and details, and hit the button to convert any message into a trackable task.
  5. Bring in an AI bot when you want a hand summarizing or drafting inside the conversation.

Product Information

A quick look at Orchestra's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$0 - $15/user/mo
PlatformWeb, Android
DeveloperOrch, Inc.
CategoryProductivity
Release DateAug 2023
Latest UpdatedSep 2025
Website Visits13.3K
Website Global Rank1.8M
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Small teams juggling chat and task apps
  • Project leads who live in conversations
  • Startups without an entrenched tool stack

Tasks

  • Turning a chat decision into an assigned task
  • Running a project from a single panel
  • Getting quick AI help mid-conversation

Scenarios

  • A product team planning a sprint
  • A client-facing group coordinating a deliverable
  • A distributed team across time zones

Key features

Chats Built Around Work

Orchestra's interface is a messenger, but one designed with work in mind. Projects and tasks get dedicated chats, and only relevant members are added to each one, so there's no confusion about who owns what. The result is a message feed that stays work-relevant instead of drifting into general chatter. It works well.

Turn Any Message Into a Task

A single button converts a message into a task that stays in the chat. That small move matters more than it sounds: follow-ups no longer vanish into a saved-messages folder, and the context behind a to-do stays attached to it. It's the clearest example of the chat-plus-task idea in practice. One click. No lost context.

Built-In Project and Task Panel

The project panel and task tracker live inside the chat rather than in a separate app. You arrange tasks, create new ones, and communicate in one place, with views that filter and organize work by status, owner, or whatever matters to you. Custom fields let you tailor descriptions, deadlines, assignees, and statuses to how your team actually works.

Custom Project Hierarchy

Teams can build a custom project hierarchy for a team, a department, or personal use. That structure keeps larger organizations from flattening everything into one endless list. It also lets one workspace serve several groups without them stepping on each other.

AI Bots in the Chat

AI bots sit inside conversations as helpers. Instead of switching to a separate AI tool, you ask for a summary or a draft right where the discussion is happening. The bots act as an in-chat assistant rather than a standalone product, which fits the app's goal of keeping context in one thread so that the person asking the question and the answer they get both stay attached to the work they belong to.

Search, Starred Messages, and Smart Folders

Quick search finds any work detail, starred messages keep key info within reach, and smart folders organize your work feed automatically. These tools decide whether a busy workspace stays usable after a few months of real use. Skip them and the mess returns. That's the point.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Messaging and task management share one interface, which removes the copy-paste step between talking about work and tracking it.
  • Converting a message to a task keeps the original context attached, cutting down on lost follow-ups.
  • Custom fields and project hierarchies let teams shape the tool to their own workflow.
  • An Android app means you can keep up from a phone, not just a desktop browser.

Cons

  • No API is documented, so teams that need to connect Orchestra to other systems may be stuck without automation.
  • As a newer product, it lacks the large integration library that Slack or Notion users rely on, which raises switching friction.
  • Orchestra pricing isn't clearly published on the site, so you may need to contact the team to confirm what a paid seat costs.

Frequently asked questions

Orchestra is a chat-centric workspace that combines team messaging, task tracking, and project management in one app. Its goal is to stop conversations and the work they produce from living in separate tools.

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