Features

Built so you can focus on the work.

Maestro is a thin layer on top of the tools your team already uses. Tasks, calendar, docs — finally in time.

Pillar one — Orchestration

Coordinate, don't replace.

Your stack is fine. It just needs a conductor. Maestro reads from the tools you already use and brings their output into one calm timeline.

One timeline, every tool

Linear issues, Notion docs, Google Calendar events, GitHub PRs, Slack threads. All ordered by when they happen, not by where they live. You see your day, not your tabs.

Maestro timeline with mixed sources — a Linear task above a Notion doc above a Google Calendar event, all on the same Tuesday.

Two-way sync, by default

Move a task in Maestro and it moves in Linear. Comment on a doc and the comment lands in Notion. The change is written back where the work lives. No second source of truth.

Side-by-side diagram of Maestro syncing a status change to a Linear task and back, with a green tick on both sides.

No migration. Ever.

Maestro doesn't import your data. It conducts it. Disconnect any tool, any time — your work stays exactly where it has always been. Keep what works. Connect the rest.

Maestro connections panel showing five tools with disconnect toggles, and a note — your data stays in its source tool.

Pillar two — Calm power

Quiet by design.

Most tools shout. Maestro doesn't. We obsessed over the noise so your team doesn't have to.

One digest, not ten pings

Maestro batches updates from across your tools into a single digest, twice a day. You decide when. Notifications stop fighting for your attention.

Focus mode, automatic

When a meeting starts or a task is in progress, Maestro mutes everything else. The work in front of you gets the room it needs.

Less ceremony, more done

No standups about what was done. The timeline shows it. No "where does this live" threads. The timeline shows that too.

Two weeks in, our Slack noise dropped by half. Nobody's missing anything — they just stopped pinging each other to confirm.

Daniel Park

Engineering Lead

Northwind

Pillar three — Composability

Works with your stack. Not the other way around.

Connect what you have. Drop what you don't. Maestro adapts to your team's setup — not the reverse.

Integrations

Twenty-eight tools, one rhythm.

Maestro speaks fluently with the tools modern teams already use. Connect via OAuth in two clicks. Permissions are scoped narrow — Maestro only sees what it needs to conduct your day.

Project management: Linear, Jira, Asana, GitHub Projects, Trello

Docs and notes: Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, Coda

Calendar: Google Calendar, Outlook, Cron

Chat: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord

Code: GitHub, GitLab, Linear Engineering

Browse all integrations

Grid of 28 integration logos in Maestro's connect panel, organized by category.

Maestro AI

An orchestration layer, not a chatbot.

Ask Maestro what's overdue, what's blocking the release, who you should sync with this week. It reads your stack — not the public internet.

You

What's blocking the v2.18 release?

Maestro

Two open items, both on the same Linear epic:

LIN-204 — Onboarding redesign (Lena, in review since Mon)
LIN-211 — Pricing copy sign-off (waiting on you since three days)

Want me to ping Lena and surface LIN-211 on your timeline for tomorrow morning?