An AI teammate
for your company.

Ask @Maito to fix a customer bug, build a feature, or prepare the weekly update. Your whole team works with it in Slack, by email, and in the AI assistants you already use.

$149/month per workspace · Unlimited people · AI usage billed by your provider

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  • Slack
  • Email
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • Codex
  • Grok
  • Muse
  • Any MCP client

Work with the same Maito teammate in Slack, by email, or in any AI client that supports MCP.

Sound familiar?

Everyone on your team uses AI now. Each person has their own chats, prompts, and pasted context.

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The bug waits for the one engineer who knows that code, and the weekly update goes out without it. The AI is smart. It just doesn’t know your company.

So we built Maito: one teammate your whole company works with. It knows your product, uses your tools, and keeps what it learns.

Tell it once. Your whole team can use it.

Decisions live in DMs and people’s heads, so the same questions come back every week. Tell @Maito once, like a pricing rule or a product decision. Anyone can ask about it later, in Slack, by email, or in their own AI assistant.

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Learn more about company knowledge

Or just email it.

Your agent has its own email address. Send it a task, attach a file, and get the finished work back in the same thread.

Re: Q3 churn for the board deck2 messages
Maya

Maya to Maito · 9:02 AM

Can you pull Q3 churn by plan and add a slide to the board deck? Use the numbers from Stripe.board-deck-q3.pptx
Maito

Maito to Maya · 9:14 AM

Done. Q3 churn was 2.1% on Pro and 4.8% on Starter. Most Starter churn came from teams under five seats in their first month. I added the slide after Revenue.board-deck-q3.pptx
Reply to keep going. Copy a teammate to bring them in.

Product, support, and sales in one thread.

Everyone adds what they know in the same thread, and @Maito turns it into the work: release notes, help articles, and customer emails. Nobody re-explains anything.

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Turn a Slack request into a pull request.

Ask @Maito to build a feature or fix a bug. It works in your repository, follows your team’s decisions, runs your checks, and brings back a pull request for your team to review.

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Turn one good result into a team skill.

When something works, @Maito can save the steps as a skill. The next person gets the same result without working it out again.

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Give it the work that keeps coming back.

Set a schedule or a trigger, and @Maito does the work and brings the result to Slack. Nobody has to remember to ask.

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How your teammate gets work done.

Keeps working after you close Slack.
It runs on its own cloud computer, with your context, connections, and work history.
A sandbox for every coding task.
Its own computer, branch, and checkout, so tasks never share files.
Keys stay in Vault.
Secrets are encrypted and used by name, never pasted into a conversation.

Frequently asked questions.

Put your AI teammate to work.

Set it up in minutes. Start with one task, and let it earn the next one.