1 of 6 · The company
Aura Platform LLC builds software for communication, decisions and authored work that must remain attributable over time.
We operate three products for three different markets. Orchestrate is our current commercial lead.
- Company
- Michigan limited liability company, formed 4 March 2026, based in Taylor, Michigan.
- Products
- Orchestrate, Aura and Colophon, each live and available to the public.
- Funding
- Founder-funded to date.
- Commercial stage
- Pre-revenue: no paying customers yet. Customer acquisition is underway.
- People
- Muhammad Sakhawat (publicly Muhammad Sakhawat Bajwa), Founder and Managing Member, full time. Amjad M. Chaudhry and Iffat S. Chaudhry, Strategic Members, part time, with backgrounds in banking and commercial lending, and in law and regulated financial services.
2 of 6 · Three products, three markets
Three products. Three different buyers.
Commercial focusOrchestrate
- For
- Service businesses and operating teams managing customer relationships, agreements, delivery and payment across fragmented tools.
- Problem
- One customer relationship is split across CRM, email, contracts, project tools and invoicing, and no one can show who authorized what was sent, promised or billed.
- What it does
- Runs the relationship from opportunity to payment in one record. AI prepares each step; a person with the authority approves what goes out.
Aura
- For
- People who raise public matters under their own name, and the chambers, associations, civic organizations and public offices those matters concern.
- Problem
- Public conversation happens where institutions cannot answer accountably, and what was said and promised is lost.
- What it does
- Public threads and spaces that keep their history. Institutions verify their identity with Aura, then answer officially in their own name.
Colophon
- For
- Authors of books and essays, and the readers who keep and return to their work.
- Problem
- Most platforms keep an author's archive only while they pay, and lose editions, revisions and translations.
- What it does
- Publishes works in several languages with editions and a revision history, and keeps published work online if an author's membership lapses.
3 of 6 · Commercial focus: Orchestrate
CRM records the relationship. Orchestrate operates it.
Orchestrate finds and qualifies customers, sends outreach, agrees terms, tracks delivery, invoices and records payment, in one record for each relationship. AI prepares every step. Nothing is sent, agreed or billed until a person with that authority approves it.
Why it leads
- It has a clear buyer who already pays for software to run parts of this work.
- Its founder ran commercial operations for nineteen years, from tendering and agreements to delivery and payment, before building it.
- AI can now perform commercial work, and businesses need control over who authorizes what it does.
- Pricing
- $29.99 a month or $299.99 a year.
- Availability
- Live on the web, iOS, Android and Windows.
- Stage
- Pre-revenue: no paying customers yet. Commercial validation with first customers is under way.
- Current acquisition focus
- Owner-led contractors and specialist service firms, about 5 to 50 people, starting in Michigan. The product itself serves any service business managing customer relationships, agreements, delivery and payment across fragmented tools.
4 of 6 · Aura and Colophon
Independent products, live today.
Aura and Colophon serve their own markets and continue to be built and operated. They are not side projects of Orchestrate.
Aura
- Current position
- Live on the web, iOS, Android and Windows. People participate free. Verified institutions can participate, while official institutional publishing and related institutional capabilities are paid; paid plans are not yet switched on. Pre-revenue: no paying customers yet.
Colophon
- Current position
- Live on the web, Android and Windows, with iOS in App Store review. Works published in seven languages; editions offered for sale on the web. Pre-revenue: no sales yet.
5 of 6 · Why they belong under Aura Platform LLC
Three markets. One company standard: preserve who communicated, who decided, what was made, and what followed.
What they share
- One owner and one team.
- One way of building: responsibility stays with the person or institution that holds it, a person decides every consequential action, authority is explicit, and the record stays available over time.
What they do not share
- A buyer. Each product sells to a different market.
- A codebase. Each product is built and run separately.
- A single use case. None depends on the others to be useful.
6 of 6 · Direction
Where we are going, and how to work with us.
Partnerships
Introductions and channels to service businesses for Orchestrate; institutions for Aura; authors for Colophon.
Propose a partnership
Capital
Capital would fund reaching first customers, validating the commercial model, and first hires in customer success and infrastructure.
Talk about investing
A founding role
A founding commercialization and strategic partnerships lead, with equity-based participation.
Start a conversation
Figures and status on this page are taken from the products' own published material and store listings, September 2026.
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