A shared score that keeps your project inside the deal you made.
Alignd gives a client and their delivery partner one alignment score they both see, built from six signals each side keeps up to date — so scope creeping past the contract, or a phase slipping against the roadmap, shows up early enough to fix in conversation, not in a change order.
Both sides usually know something is off weeks before anyone says it out loud. By the time it reaches the steering deck, it costs money.
Two pillars. Nothing else.
The score and suggested actions work today, without AI. AI is what we're adding in the pilot — and it won't replace judgment. It makes sure nobody has to guess.
Stay inside the agreement. Coming in the pilot
Both sides will record what's in scope and the phase plan at setup, and every week's signals get checked against that record, not against opinion.
Get ahead of drift, with AI. Coming in the pilot
Beyond showing a number, AI will read the pattern across weeks and tell both sides, in plain language, what's trending toward a problem and how early it was caught.
Three steps. That's the whole product.
No new process, no extra meetings, no tool for anyone to learn.
Set up the project
Name the engagement, invite the other side. One engagement = one project. Takes about a minute.
Both sides score six signals
Each side keeps the same six signals up to date, and both see one shared score that moves as either side updates it. A two-minute weekly pulse from both teams, with aggregate-only answers, arrives in the pilot.
Get the score and the next moves
A score, the signals that moved, and suggested actions to take before your next steering meeting. AI-written commentary against what was agreed is coming in the pilot.
What Alignd actually measures.
Six things every serious project needs to stay healthy. When one starts to fray, the score moves.
Two ways to look inside.
Set up a demo project
Four short steps: pick your side, name the project, invite the other side, answer your first pulse. Then your own dashboard appears. A demo of the planned experience — it runs in your browser.
Start the setup →Open the demo dashboard
The score, the six signals, a sample weekly review, the agreed actions, and the locked weekly timeline — a preview of what the pilot adds, filled with a realistic project.
Open the dashboard →Both sides of the room.
There is no client view and partner view. There is one view.
You're paying for the work.
- See drift before it becomes a hard conversation
- The same score your partner sees — no spin
- Suggested actions before each steering meeting
- A dated record of what was true, when Coming in the pilot
You're doing the work.
- Raise scope drift early without looking defensive
- Protect the margin on the engagement you're running
- Walk into steering with facts, not vibes
- Model protection across your whole book
Neutrality is built in, not promised.
Built by someone who's been on both sides of the steering table.
Seven years in IT services and consulting leadership, four of them spent building a business unit from scratch, and today leading a team of 260 people with full P&L ownership.
I'm Vasco Machado de Oliveira, a Business Unit Director with seven years in IT services and consulting leadership. Today I hold full P&L and commercial ownership of a business unit of 260 IT consultants, placed across multinational client engagements, after four earlier years building and scaling another business unit from the ground up. Alignd exists because I've watched the same thing happen too many times, both sides knew a project was drifting weeks before anyone put it on a slide, and by then it cost real money. This is the tool I wanted and couldn't buy.
Run it on one project for four weeks.
If it doesn't surface something you didn't already know, you stop. That's the whole offer.
One project · both sides · four weeks, free. Then €490 per engagement, per month. See full pricing →