Sync built the world.
Every great structure had one plan. Your project has a hundred. Wake makes them one again.
Kept in sync by
One hill
9 years for the structure, 447–438 BC
That plan is in a thousand pieces.
Each person holds one. The whole exists nowhere, until someone rebuilds it by hand, once a week, from memory.
Until now, only a person could put it back together.
Now Wake does.
A brain for every project.
Give Wake the project. It reads everything the project already produces: drawings, contracts, emails, reports. Then it links every piece to the people, promises and parts of the building it touches. Zero setup.
So when one thing changes, Wake already knows what else moves.
- documents read
- 2,418
- people
- 36
- commitments
- 312
- links
- 9,870
- documents
- people
- commitments
- events
- •The pour moved to Thursdaythe foreman’s daily log
- 1The pump is booked for Wednesdaythe schedule
- 2The crane permit ends Fridaythe permit office
- 3300 m³ confirmed for Wednesdaythe supplier’s email
- 4Friday’s report still says Wednesdaythe weekly report
One change, four consequences. Found before anyone asked.
Systems wait to be updated.
Wake stays awake.
We’re in beta.
A small number of projects are joining now. Next: a short call, then we connect your project. You set up nothing.
We use your address to talk to you about the beta, and nothing else. Privacy