Made to disappear into your work.
Four design choices that make Conductor feel less like AI and more like a really good colleague.
It remembers you.
Every customer, project, and routine. Conductor never makes you re-explain.
It lives on your machine.
A local app with access to the files you point it at. AI usage is included in your plan.
It uses your tools.
Email, calendar, spreadsheets, files. The apps you already pay for.
The best AI, included.
Leading models, matched to each task. No API keys, no setup. It's all in your plan.
Three steps. One hour. No engineer.
Install.
Runs locally on Mac, Windows, or Linux. Install with Docker (recommended today) or use the sealed native build.
Tell it your work.
Plain English, as much as you want. Customers, routines, which client hates being cc'd. Conductor remembers it forever.
Hand off the work.
Email follow-ups, research, scheduling, summaries, drafts. The work you'd hire for, done without the hire.
Your files stay
on your machine.
Conductor is a native app with access to the files you point it at.
Five things people ask first.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. If you can write an email, you can run Conductor.
What does it cost?
Monthly or annual subscription with AI usage included. Starts at $60/mo, or $50/mo billed annually. See pricing.
Where does my data live?
On your computer, in a folder you own. Back it up, encrypt it, take it anywhere.
Which AI does it use?
Leading AI models, included in your plan. Conductor routes each task to the right one, so there are no API keys or model settings to manage.
When can I use it?
Public release Q3 2026. The beta is open, join the waitlist and check early access.
Is this for teams?
Yes, multi-user support is in development. Today each Conductor is personal to one machine; team features are coming.
