Stop carrying the company. Start being the owner.

The office behind your business—organizing the work, keeping your team moving, and bringing you the decisions that need you.

James, Owner

VORA

Oakridge and Harbor Row both need the plumber on Wednesday.

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Free to join. No credit card needed. Teams of 2–15 people.

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You’re the owner, the salesperson, the project manager, the buyer, the office manager, the bookkeeper and the HR department.

6:41 amDid we order it?
7:28 amAre we still on schedule?
8:52 amDid the customer approve it?
10:15 amWho has the latest drawing?
11:40 amDid the supplier ever reply?
1:05 pmDid anyone follow up on that payment?
2:38 pmDid we send the invoice?
4:22 pmWhat did we charge for this last time?

You delegated the work. But the questions, decisions and follow-up still come back to you.

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Because running jobs shouldn’t mean losing sight of the business.

DASHBOARD

See where the company stands and where it’s heading.

Workload, job progress, cash flow and the pressure points ahead.

Dashboard · This Month

NEXT 30 DAYS

CASH EXPECTED

$62,400

COSTS COMMITTED

$48,900

OVERDUE

$11,200

FORECAST MARGIN

18.4%

WORKLOAD VS TEAM CAPACITY · NEXT 8 WEEKSWeek 6 · 112% capacity

WHERE THE MONEY GOES

Materials42%

Labor31%

Subcontractors19%

Overhead8%

JOBS AGAINST PLAN

Oakridge ResidenceOn time

Willow Lane3 days behind

Harbor RowOn time

Mill Yard Renovation6 days behind

VORA

PULSE

The business is healthy this month. Cash coming in covers committed costs, but $11,200 is overdue and Week 6 is over capacity.

RECOMMENDATION

Payment reminders are ready. Moving the Oakridge closeout by two days would reduce the Week 6 workload without delaying completion.

Review plan

Ask VORA anything

Not another system to keep updated. An office that keeps the work moving.

I built VORA because I lived the problem.

I started a contracting company to build something of my own. Within two years, I was handling the accounts, ordering materials, managing projects, sending invoices—and chasing everything in between.

I hired people. I trained them. I bought the software. But every question, decision and unfinished task still came back to me. I had built a team, yet the company still depended on me to keep moving.

Building three companies taught me that owners don’t need more software—they need a business that can move without them. VORA is the office I wish I’d had from day one.

Built from 10+ years of running jobs, leading teams, and learning everything the hard way.

Omar Alhassan, founder of VORA, on a construction site — Founder of VORA · Co-founder of Aqualivin

What life with VORA looks like.

The work keeps moving—even when you’re not chasing it.

Mike Donnelly

Bookkeeper

Invoice sent

Mike sent the invoice on time.

Mei Tanaka

Foreman

Team updated

The foreman shared a photo. The team was updated.

Greg Larson

Project manager

Delay caught

The supplier missed the delivery. It was flagged early.

Rohit Verma

Estimator

Change recorded

The customer approved the change. The job was updated.

Sam Nolan

Site engineer

Drawing found

Sam found the latest drawing without calling you.

Jin Park

Office manager

Payment followed up

The overdue invoice was chased without you asking.

Kenji Sato

Purchasing

Materials ordered

Approved materials were ordered before they could delay the job.

Greg Larson

Project manager

Schedule adjusted

Tomorrow’s crew was updated when the delivery date changed.

Mei Tanaka

Foreman

Question answered

The team found the answer in the project files without calling you.

Jin Park

Office manager

Next step ready

Today’s work is complete. Tomorrow’s instructions are ready.

Yvonne Carter

Owner

Work kept moving

You left the jobsite. Nothing stopped.

The work kept moving. You owned the company again.

FAQ

Questions
answered.

VORA is the working office behind your contracting business. It keeps your jobs, team, opportunities, documents and financial picture connected—and brings you the decisions that genuinely need you.

VORA is designed for owner-led contracting and trade businesses with teams of around 2–15 people: plumbers, electricians, carpenters, landscapers, pool builders, tilers and other specialist contractors.

If work slows down whenever the owner is unavailable, VORA is being built for you.

That is exactly what VORA is designed to avoid. Each person sees a simple view of what needs their attention. They can communicate naturally through messages, voice notes, documents and photos while VORA handles much of the organization behind them.

Not necessarily. VORA is designed to work with the tools your business already relies on, such as email, messaging, calendars and accounting platforms. It becomes the place that connects the information and turns it into coordinated action.

Important decisions remain with the right person. VORA can identify problems, explain the impact and recommend a response—but purchases, payments, commitments and other important actions require the appropriate approval.

VORA is being designed so each company’s information is kept separate, access is controlled by role and your files remain yours.

You will be able to access and export your company and project files during or after your subscription. Full security and privacy details will be published before launch.

No. If you already use software such as QuickBooks or Zoho Books, it can remain your official accounting system. VORA will connect the financial information to your jobs and help prepare items such as estimates, invoices, bills and purchase orders.

For smaller contractors without accounting software, VORA will also provide the basic financial visibility needed to understand each job and the company as a whole.

VORA is currently pre-launch. We’re building it alongside the first 100 business owners who join us. Joining the list gives you progress updates and the opportunity to help shape the product before launch.

Get your time back.

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Get VORA before the public launch, use it free for three months, and help shape how it works for contractors like you.

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Stop carrying the company. Start being the owner.

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