Make work clear enough to finish.
Chrona reads what your team says and what your systems record, shows you where they have drifted apart, and drafts the fix. A person approves every change.
Draft: set status to Blocked and note the dependency on QA sign-off, per this morning’s standup.
CHRONA PROPOSES. PEOPLE DECIDE.
Chrona changes nothing about how you work.
It connects what you already do.
- No changes to your meeting flow.
- Keep using your favorite tracker.
- Nothing changes without a person.
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Work and the record drift apart.
In both directions.
Meetings carry what is happening, the tracker carries the plan, and the expensive failures live in the gap between them.
“We agreed the vendor audit needs to move up. Dana will take it.”
Decided, then lost.
Raised in three meetings. Still unassigned.
Planned, then invisible.
On the plan. Not mentioned for three weeks.
In regulated work, the one that drops can become a delayed batch, a deviation, or a compliance finding.
Everything Chrona proposes, your team confirms.
One loop, run on a cadence you set. Here is a single item making the trip.
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Evidence arrives
Transcripts, recaps and notes from the tools your team already uses. Chrona does not record your meetings.
“…QA sign-off is blocking the batch release…”
↓ becomes
status → Blocked
approved by M. Alvarez · 9:12 AM -
Chrona reconciles
It compares what was said against the record, in both directions, and drafts each discrepancy with its evidence.
Record: On track Evidence: Blocked -
A person decides
Keep it, reword it, or dismiss it. Per item, every time. There is no setting that means trust me from now on.
Keep Edit Dismiss -
It lands under your name
Approved changes write to coordination fields only, with a full change trail.
status → Blocked
approved by M. Alvarez · 9:12 AM
Every team already has a definition of done.
Chrona learns yours.
An assignee and a due date rarely finish anything. Your tracker records the assignment; finishing may also require an outcome, evidence, an approval, and the dependencies nobody wrote down. That definition already exists in your organization. It is implicit, and it lives with your most senior people.
This list comes from your meetings, from your tracker, and from anything else that describes the work. Chrona reads them together, and this is what only the overlap can tell you.
- outcome
- line requalified and released for use
- evidence
- updated qualification report on file
- approval
- QA sign-off
- depends on
- vendor audit, moved up in Tuesday’s standup
These requirements differ by organization and by work type. Chrona learns them from your own meetings and records, one workstream at a time. It never imposes a schema.
Born on a GMP manufacturing floor.
Chrona started where an unapproved automated change is a regulatory finding. One team has run it daily since June 2026. That is the hardest place to earn trust, and it is why the product proposes rather than acts.
The pattern is the same wherever a missed item is expensive: manufacturing, payments, clinical, quality.
“Chrona has reduced a lot of waste in the way we typically operate our Daily Coordination Team. It has enabled us to run more effectively by keeping all team members marching to the same drum beat. This means that we now have a more thorough view of the daily drama, easily track and follow up on actions, and can visually see the impact to our schedule.”
Built for regulated teams.
Read it like a spec, because it is one. Your tracker stays authoritative, access is by invitation with your work account, and tracker credentials are authorized in the tracker itself and never reach the browser.
What Chrona does
- Reads your system of record, read-only, to reconcile.
- Surfaces what was discussed but never logged, and what was logged but has gone quiet.
- Presents every item as a draft your team reviews.
- On approval, updates coordination fields only: assignee, status, dates.
- Keeps every item traceable to what was said.
What Chrona never does
- Never changes the substance of the work. Titles stay yours.
- Never acts on its own. A person confirms first, every time.
- Never deletes. Changes supersede, and history stays intact.
- Never trains on your content.
- Never assigns blame. It flags timing, not causation.
Chrona is not a meeting recorder, not a summariser, and not a replacement for your tracker. Its own record stays deliberately lightweight, and anything more belongs in your tool.
We will do SOC 2 when our customers need it. Today we would rather show you exactly what we touch.
Three design partner places are open.
We take on a small number of design partners at a time. We stand the product up on one or two of your workstreams and tune it to how your team actually works. In exchange you tell us what is wrong.
Today, closing this gap is manual work, and the person doing it is the most expensive person in the room.
We spent decades inside the systems where work lives.
Chrona Actions is built by A2 Foundry. Across Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, HoloLens, and Xbox, we kept meeting the same failure: automation stalls wherever no person stays accountable. Chrona is designed around the person who is.
Brian Vannoy
CEO and co-founder
Repeat founder; led a 100-person strategy, science, and data organization for Microsoft Teams.
Flavia Amaral
CPO and co-founder
Nearly 25 years at Microsoft across HoloLens, Mesh, and Teams, taking new capability from prototype to enterprise deployment.