One chat box. All your subscriptions.
Claude Code and Codex under one roof. Maestro routes each task to the right engine and writes straight to your real files. Your machine. Your code never leaves it.
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Start a local run
Select a working directory, choose Auto or a specific engine, then send a prompt. Runs stay tied to this Mac and the selected folder.
Backed by
Argus, Maestro's voice layer, is built on an ElevenLabs voice agent under the ElevenLabs Grants program.
The gap
Two terminals. Zero shared memory.
You pay for Claude and you pay for ChatGPT. Then you spend your day alt-tabbing between two terminals that have never heard of each other. Same context pasted twice. Same repo explained twice. Two engines, each doing half a job, with you as the glue.
Without Maestro
Two terminals, two histories, no shared memory
You copy context between engines by hand
Metered API bills if you want automation
Agents are a demo you watched, not a team you run
With Maestro
One cockpit, every engine, your real files
Each task routed to the engine that does it best
Loops run on the flat subscriptions you already pay
Talk to Argus and the work starts
Meet Argus
Talk to your computer. It gets to work.
Argus is the voice inside Maestro. Say what you need and Argus does it: routes the task to the right engine, opens the app, clicks the button, types the reply, reports back when it's done. Built on an ElevenLabs voice agent, wired into everything Maestro can do: your engines, your files, your screen.
This is not a smart speaker that sets timers. It's a hands-on operator for your Mac. You talk, it acts, you watch it happen.
Say the task once. Argus picks the engine and runs it.
It can see your screen and drive your Mac. Click, type, navigate.
Ask what happened while you were out. It tells you, out loud.
Argus voice runs on ElevenLabs. Your code and files stay on your machine. See Privacy.
Computer use
It doesn't just answer. It operates.
Maestro can use your Mac the way you do. It sees the screen, moves the cursor, clicks, and types: native control, not a browser trick. And when the job lives on the web, Maestro drives its own bundled browser, so agents can fill forms, pull data, and finish web tasks end to end. The browser side works from anywhere, including your phone.
Native Mac control
Screen awareness plus real input. Maestro handles the apps you actually work in.
Bundled browser
Its own browser for web work. Kick off a task from your phone, watch it finish from anywhere.
Real-world loops
Your operations, on a schedule. On subscriptions you already pay.
Loops are agents that run your actual day on a cadence: a morning brief before you're up, inbox triage three times a day, pipeline review every morning, an end-of-day wrap. They run on your flat Claude and Codex subscriptions. No metered API bills, no per-token anxiety. Set the cadence once and the work happens whether you're at the desk or not.
Morning brief
What matters today, ready before you are.
Inbox triage
Sorted, drafted, flagged, before it piles up.
Pipeline
Every open deal reviewed, next actions surfaced.
End of day
What shipped, what stalled, what's queued for tomorrow.
Oversight
Watch the work. Approve the output.
Autonomy without visibility is a liability. Maestro gives you two views: the Work dashboard, where you watch agents run in real time, and the Review dashboard, where everything they produce waits for your sign-off before it ships. Nothing goes out the door because a model felt confident. You stay the last gate.
Work dashboard
Live view of every running agent: what it's doing, on which engine, right now.
Review dashboard
Every deliverable queued for your review. Approve, edit, or send it back.
The roster
The agents we run our own business on. Included.
Maestro ships with the same agents Codexo uses to operate daily, not demo agents built for a screenshot. A web development agent that plans and ships. A VP of Sales agent and a marketing agent built on the playbooks popularized by Alex Hormozi and Russell Brunson: offers, follow-up, pipeline discipline. You get the roster on day one, and you can rewrite any of them in plain markdown.
Scopes, builds, and ships against your real repos.
Pipeline reviews, follow-up sequences, deal hygiene. Trained on the playbooks popularized by Alex Hormozi.
Offers, copy, and funnels built on the frameworks popularized by Russell Brunson.
Agent playbooks are inspired by publicly available frameworks. No affiliation with or endorsement by Alex Hormozi or Russell Brunson.
How it works
Three steps to a working orchestra.
01 / Install
One Mac app. No API keys, no cloud accounts to create.
02 / Connect your CLIs
Maestro finds the Claude Code and Codex you already have and plugs them in.
03 / Say the word
Type it or tell Argus. Maestro routes it, runs it, and shows you the result to approve.
The film
Stop paying per token.
Seventy-two seconds on the whole idea: agents on schedule loops, running on flat subscriptions instead of metered APIs, on a machine you own. Watch it before you scroll further.
Agents on schedule loops, running on your subscriptions, on a machine you own.
Privacy
Your keys. Your machine. Your code.
Maestro is not a cloud service wearing a desktop icon. Your engines run locally through the CLIs you already installed, under the accounts you already pay for. Your repos, files, and prompts to the engines stay on your Mac. We don't proxy your traffic, we don't store your code, and we can't read your work.
One honest exception: Argus speaks and listens through ElevenLabs's voice service, so voice audio travels to ElevenLabs to be understood and spoken back. Your code and files are not part of that stream. Voice is optional. Everything in Maestro works by keyboard.
Data flow
Your Mac
Your prompt
Maestro (local)
Your CLIs (local)
Your files (local)
Everything above stays on this machine
Argus voice (optional)
Audio only, to and from ElevenLabs. Never your code or files.
Codexo servers
(zero access to your code and prompts)
Engines
Built for the engines you already pay for.
Maestro routes each task to whichever engine does that job best. When new engines land, your setup gets stronger without changing anything.
Claude Code
Anthropic
Deep reasoning and long-horizon builds.
Codex
OpenAI
Fast, capable, and relentless on code.
Gemini
On the roadmap.
Grok
xAI
On the roadmap.
Roadmap
What's live, what's next.
Now
Live in private beta
The cockpit: one chat box, multi-engine routing, real file writes
Argus voice assistant (ElevenLabs voice agent)
Native Mac computer use and bundled browser use
Scheduled real-world loops on flat subscriptions
Work and Review dashboards
The agent roster: web dev, VP of Sales, marketing. All markdown-defined and editable
Next
In build
Public Mac build (funded by founder deposits)
Gemini and Grok engines
Later
On the horizon
Shared memory across every engine
Beyond Mac
Founder access
Get in before launch. Lock your price for good.
Maestro is in private build for Mac. Join the waitlist free and you're first in line when the Mac app ships. Or put down a deposit: it funds the public build and locks a discounted lifetime monthly rate when your invite opens. Change your mind before launch and we refund it, no questions.
Waitlist
Free · Private beta for Mac
Be first to get the Mac app
Founder Discord access
By joining, you agree to receive automated and AI-generated updates from Maestro and accept our Terms and Privacy Policy. Consent is not a condition of purchase.
Founder deposit
Refundable before launch · funds the public build
$25 helps fund the public build and locks lifetime access at $20/month.
$50 contributes more to public development and locks lifetime access at $15/month.
Selected deposit: $50. Lifetime access at $15/month when your invite opens.
You already pay your AI providers directly. Maestro is the tool that makes them work as one. We never charge for tokens or take a cut of your usage. At launch: Free tier and Pro at $30/mo.
Community
Build alongside the people building it.
The Discord is where the beta actually happens: build logs, loop configs, agent markdown swaps, and direct access to the founder shipping it. Waitlist and deposit members are both in.
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