“Where are we?”01
The tool should disappear
If Soriela becomes another thing to maintain, we've built the wrong product. It should cost a PM less attention than the reporting it replaces.
About Soriela
We got tired of reconstructing the week.
The answer to “where are we?” already existed — scattered across a tracker, three chat threads, a spreadsheet and somebody's inbox. Assembling it by hand ate the time that should have gone into the work. So we built the layer that assembles it.
Why we built it
The reporting layer is where delivery breaks.
Project work rarely fails because nobody knew what to do. It fails because the signal arrived late — a stalled handoff nobody noticed, a date that quietly moved in one system and not the other, a thread that went silent for a week.
Every one of those signals already exists in a tool somebody is paying for. What was missing is anything that reads them together. That is what Soriela is: one live project context, assembled from the systems your teams already use, that raises what needs attention and shows exactly why it thinks so.
A stalled handoff nobody noticed
A date that quietly moved in one system
Plan · 14 Octdoes not matchTracker · 21 Oct
A thread that went silent for a week
Principles
Three rules we build against.
02
Show the working, always
An AI that flags a risk without showing what it read is asking for trust it hasn't earned. AI-generated insights link back to the messages, tickets and documents they were read from.
03
Meet people where their work already is
Nobody wants a fourteenth tool. Soriela reads the stack you already run rather than asking your teams to move into ours.
Partners
Who we work with.
Organisations we build and deliver alongside. We only name people here with their agreement, and we describe each relationship as it actually is.
The PMO Company (opens in a new tab)
A Netherlands-based project management firm in Ede, delivering Project Management as a Service alongside PMO setup, tooling consultancy and training. Soriela is the project-intelligence layer behind their Virtual Project Support (VPO) proposition.
DergTech (opens in a new tab)
An international software development and consulting firm building product and platform engineering for complex systems — healthcare operations, IoT and high-performance applications — for teams across Europe, alongside agile delivery and project consulting.
The Shiba Foundation (opens in a new tab)
A 501(c)(3) non-profit supporting long-term, sustainable economic development in the Pacific Northwest by investing in individual growth, through hands-on programs in entrepreneurship, leadership, community development and well-being.