Point. Snap. Done.

Maestro turns your Apple Watch into a magic wand for your smart home. Point your arm at a light, a TV, a fan — snap your fingers — it toggles.

Beta coming soon
TestFlight · iPhone + Apple Watch

Teach it once, conduct forever

No cameras, no hubs to buy, no room mapping ritual. You teach Maestro where things are the natural way — by pointing at them.

A figure sweeps their arm toward a lamp, spraying paint-like dots
Step 1

Paint your devices

Sweep your arm at each device for ~20 seconds, like spray-painting it. That's the whole setup.

A figure points at a lamp, a dashed ray connecting them
Step 2

Point

Arm out, finger at the device — like showing it to a friend. The watch knows what you mean.

Sparks fly from the figure's hand as the lamp lights up green
Step 3

Snap

Snap your fingers (or tap, or double-tap). Haptic confirmation on your wrist, light goes on.

Two figures in different positions both control the same lamp
And then

From anywhere

Maestro learns with every snap and figures out which room you're in on its own.

Works with Apple Home

One permission prompt and every HomeKit accessory and scene is a target. Scenes can run any Shortcut — point at the door, snap, "Goodnight."

Works with Home Assistant

Sign in to your own server and Maestro talks directly to it. Nothing to install on the HA side.

Private by design

No cloud, no account, no data collection. Every command goes straight from your wrist to your home. Your Exercise rings stay yours, too.