What Maestro does
Coordinate your tools, keep your workflow.
Maestro reads your existing stack and surfaces the work that matters now. Your tools stay where they are; their output finally moves in time.
Unified timeline
Tasks from Linear, events from Calendar, deploys from GitHub — all in one chronological view, grouped by week.
Quiet notifications
One digest at a moment you choose. No real-time pings unless you ask for them.
Smart context
Open a task and Maestro pulls in the related doc, the open PR, the design file. No tab-hunting.
Team handoff
Comment on a task here, the note ends up in Linear. Mention a teammate, they get a single ping in Slack.
Two-way sync
Mark something done in Maestro and it closes in the source tool. Done in Linear, done here. No drift.
Connect once, never migrate
OAuth into Linear, Notion, GitHub, Google Calendar, Slack, Loom, Figma, and 30+ others. Maestro reads what's already there. Nothing copies; nothing locks in.
A timeline, not an inbox
Inboxes pile up. Timelines run out. Maestro lays today, tomorrow, this week side-by-side so you see what's coming, not what's already past.
Silence, by design
Maestro batches notifications. You set the rhythm — three times a day, once a day, weekly digest. No tool can override your hours.
Built for teams that move
Shared timelines, role-aware views, mention-routing. Keep the standup short because everyone's already seen the same thing.
| Capability | Project tools (Linear, Asana) | Maestro | All-in-one platforms (Notion, ClickUp) | Reads from your existing tools | — | ✓ | — | Single time-ordered view | — | ✓ | partial | No migration required | — | ✓ | — | Two-way sync with sources | — | ✓ | — | Notification batching | partial | ✓ | — |
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