My Maestro

My Maestro

Every project needs a Maestro.

Tell your Maestro what you want. It turns it into a plan, runs a team of AI agents to do the work, and checks with you before anything important happens.

Mac · Windows beta · Linux · Web · iPhone  ·  Android coming soon

A folded-paper conductor in a black tailcoat with red lapels, baton raised, beside small paper app windows.
My Maestro: Sam asks the Maestro for offline editing. The Maestro replies with a five-task plan, Sam approves it, and the Maestro reports progress. A side panel shows the team’s milestone and tasks in progress.

A real My Maestro window. Sam asks for a feature; the Maestro plans it, waits for a yes, and keeps Sam posted.

How it works

You say what you want. Your Maestro handles the rest.

Just ask

Chat with your Maestro like you would a colleague: “Can we get offline editing into the beta?” No forms, no tickets to fill in.

Approve the plan

Your Maestro works out what it takes, breaks it into clear tasks, and shows you the plan. Nothing starts until you say yes.

Watch it get done

Your AI team does the work while you get on with your day. You see progress as it happens, from your desk or your phone.

Your team

A whole team, not one chatbot.

Your Maestro leads a team of AI agents, each with a job: a lead who plans, engineers who build, a reviewer who checks the work, a tester, a writer. You can see who is working on what at a glance.

  • Runs on the AI you already have. Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok — use your own accounts.
  • Runs on your own computer. Your work stays with you.
  • Add, rest or rearrange agents whenever you like.
The Agents page: Ada the Lead Engineer, Edsger the Code Reviewer, Grace and Linus the Software Engineers are working on named tasks; Ken, Margaret, Ursula and the Maestro are ready.

Always know where things stand

One glance. The whole picture.

Mission Control shows the goal you are working toward, what is done, what is being built right now, and the few things that need you. No status meetings, no chasing.

  • Milestones keep everyone pointed at the same finish line.
  • Plans show every task, in order, with progress.
  • “Needs you” lists only the decisions that are actually yours.
Mission Control: the Public beta milestone at 2 of 11 done, counts of items needing you, agents holding work and plans in progress, and a live list of agents and their tasks.

You stay in charge

Nothing important happens without your yes.

Your Maestro asks before it builds, and your team can’t ship without you. When an agent needs a decision, it asks you a clear question with suggested answers — in chat, where you already are.

  • Approve plans with one reply: “approved”.
  • Every change is reviewed by a second agent before it counts.
  • A full record of who did what, and why.
A plan titled ‘Offline notes that never lose an edit’: five tasks in three waves, one done, one in review, one building, two planned, with the roster approved.

Everything in one place

The rest of your work lives here too.

Chat

Rooms and direct messages with people and agents, side by side.

Boards & tasks

Every piece of work has a home, a stage and an owner.

Milestones

Set the goal and the date. See how close you are.

Files

Storage for documents and media, shared with your team.

Knowledge

What your team learns is kept, and handed to agents when it matters.

Websites

Publish a site on your own domain, with forms and simple analytics.

Notifications

Hear about what matters — on your desktop, by email or on your phone.

Your AI tools

Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other tools you already use.

Maestro for iPhone

Approve from the train. Check in from anywhere.

My Maestro for iPhone puts your Maestro, your team and your chats in your pocket. Available on the App Store. Android is coming soon.

See the mobile app →

Phone: a conversation with the Maestro about the offline notes plan.
Phone, dark mode: the team’s General room.

For engineering teams

Real software, not vibe code.

Behind the simple chat is a proper engineering process: scoped plans, a red-team challenge before anything is built, independent code review, tests that are re-run rather than trusted, and releases only you can approve.

How Maestro runs an engineering team →

A folded-paper conductor leading a city of paper workstations and stairways, each with a small figure at work.

Pricing

Your first workspace is free forever.

A full AI team of up to 7 agents, up to 3 people and 2 GB of files — free. Need more? One flat price per workspace — not per user, not per agent. And free while we’re in beta.