The Maestro App Factory is the simplest, easiest-to-configure AI-based software development tool. But to take full advantage of its capabilities, continuous high-speed internet access is essential. And if you want to use large, open-weight models for development, you’ll need access to cloud-based instances of the Maestro App Factory.

Good news! Starting January 13, 2026, we’re launching Cloud Maestro App Factory—a fully-managed, hosted version of the Maestro App Factory. Just fill in the order form and one of our representatives will reach out to design a plan that fits your needs.

If you’re looking for a general-purpose agent framework, you’ll probably want something like CrewAI or LangChain. But if you’re building robust software and want a system that reflects actual engineering best practices out of the box—welcome to the Maestro App Factory.

The Maestro App Factory is an AI-powered application development tool that orchestrates multiple agents to build production-ready software. Rather than relying on a single “super developer” agent, it distributes work across specialized roles with explicit workflow boundaries, reviews, and coordination mechanisms.

ClearSocial is a multi-platform web-based social media client that includes plugins and middleware to enhance the user experience. At its core is the Social-media Abstraction and Integration Layer (SAIL) which abstracts proprietary features of each supported social network.

Features:

• Multi-platform social media client
• Plugin system for content enhancement
• Cryptographically signed plugin outputs
• Support for Bluesky and other platforms

The project aims to use generative AI to solve a number of issues with the current social media environment:

The CARES project stands for Counseling, Assistance, Resources, Empathy, and Support and is an ongoing research project being conducted with data scientist Sherry Towers and anti-violence pioneer Gary Slutkin. The goal is to see whether the current state of large language models (LLMs) is sufficient to provide support to victims or bystanders of bullying behaviors in schools.

The project remains very much at the research stage as the PIs investigate various possible interventions before beginning any trials.

IBIS stands for Injured Bird Information System. The project began when one of our principals, Stacy, and her husband Ed helped rescue a mother duck and 12 ducklings who had gotten disoriented and stuck in the middle of a highway.

Not knowing what to do to help the ducks, they called a local bird rescue who got the ducks to safety. Soon after, Stacy and Ed discovered that the texting system the organization was using to organize its volunteers meant that every volunteer got every notification independent of their specialty, equipment, available, or location. IBIS was built to solve this.