Support

Getting started

Maestro needs two things before it can tell you anything: a Gmail account to read, and a few lines about your work so drafts sound like you. Both are set up on the web at maestro.impulsearc.com, in about a minute. The iPhone app then signs in with the same email and password.

Gmail is connected with an app password, which you create in your Google account under Security. Maestro never asks for your actual Google password.

What it costs

Your contacts, the Gmail sync and the list of who to write to are free, permanently. The AI that writes the drafts is what a subscription pays for; new accounts get a trial of it with no card. Plans and prices are in Settings on the web.

Deleting your account

Settings → Delete account, on the web or in the iPhone app. It removes your contacts, the stored mail, your profile and your Gmail credential, cancels any subscription, and cannot be undone. The privacy policy says exactly what goes and what is kept.

The iPhone app

• It signs in, it does not sign up. Create the account on the web first; importing your contacts and connecting Gmail are not phone-keyboard jobs.
• It shows the same answer as the web. Today’s people, the same drafts, the same contact records — the app is a client of the same server, so the two cannot disagree.
• Sending happens in your own mail app or WhatsApp. Maestro hands the message over; nothing is sent on your behalf.
• Nothing arrives? Check that the account you signed into is the one with your contacts, and that Gmail is still connected under Settings on the web — an expired app password stops the sync and Maestro will say so there.

Something is wrong

Tell us what you expected and what happened, with the date and time and the email address on your account: [email protected]. We read every one.