Orkestr

Invite-only private beta

Orkestr

Purpose of the Orkestr app: help invited users operate a private AI assistant for persistent chats, WhatsApp workflows, files, timers, browser desktops, and user-approved connectors.

Orkestr is an invite-only assistant application. It lets users run persistent AI chats, work through WhatsApp, manage files and timers, operate private browser desktops, and connect user-approved services such as Gmail.

Invite-only beta access starts with your WhatsApp number. Ask the person who invited you.

Request access

Join the Orkestr waitlist.

Leave your WhatsApp number. If you are invited, Orkestr creates a private onboarding chat where you enter personal setup details, connect tools, open desktops, and manage timers.

How it works

You use chat. Orkestr keeps the workspace alive.

Orkestr lets invited users ask an AI agent to work from a private chat while Orkestr keeps the underlying workspace, browser desktop, timers, files, and connector state organized. Users start in WhatsApp or the Orkestr web cockpit, connect only the accounts they choose, and can pause or disconnect those accounts.

  1. Get invited.Your inviter sends the beta terms and creates your private chat.
  2. Reply with consent.You confirm that you understand what Orkestr may process.
  3. Start in WhatsApp.Ask for help, connect capabilities by chat, and keep working there.
  4. Use your own accounts.OAuth and desktop logins are scoped to your user account.

Capabilities

Built for useful personal automation.

Orkestr can help with files, timers, managed browser work, WhatsApp workflows, and user-connected services such as Gmail, Outlook, Jira, and Shopify.

Google Workspace

Gmail access is optional and user approved.

Orkestr asks for Google permissions only when a user starts a Google-backed workflow and reviews the data disclosure. Orkestr fixes the minimum approved capability set for that action, then Google presents the consent screen. Depending on the granted access, Orkestr can prepare or send email, read selected Gmail signals, deliver notification previews, or read and manage events on calendars the user owns.

Trust model

You stay in control of what gets connected.

The public repo contains generic product code. Real deployments keep secrets, browser profiles, WhatsApp sessions, OAuth tokens, and private overlays outside the OSS repository. Orkestr uses connected-account data only to provide the user-requested workflow.