Four design choices that make Conductor feel less like AI and more like a really good colleague.
Every customer, project, and routine. Conductor never makes you re-explain.
A local app with access to the files you point it at. Uses cloud models by default; swap in a local one if you'd rather.
Email, calendar, spreadsheets, files. The apps you already pay for.
Claude, GPT, Gemini, or local. Pick the model per task. Never locked in.
Runs locally on Mac, Windows, or Linux. Install with Docker (recommended today) or use the sealed native build.
Plain English, as much as you want. Customers, routines, who hates which font. Conductor remembers it forever.
Email follow-ups, research, scheduling, summaries, drafts. Things you'd hire someone for — now nobody has to.
Conductor is a native app with access to the files you point it at. It uses cloud models by default; swap in a local one if you'd rather.
No. Conductor is built for people who run businesses, not terminals.
Monthly subscription with credits. Starts at $30/mo. See pricing.
On your computer, in a folder you own. Back it up, encrypt it, take it anywhere.
Whichever you want. Claude, GPT, Gemini, or local models. Switch per task.
Public release Q3 2026. The beta is open — join the waitlist and check early access.
Yes — multi-user support is in development. Today each Conductor is personal to one machine; team features are coming.