Revit automation, built to scale.
Maestro gives design technology teams a better way to organize Revit tools, build automations, and turn proven workflows into managed firm-wide deployments.
Automation should scale beyond the person who built it.
Valuable Revit tools often end up scattered across network drives, personal libraries, and one-off installers. Maestro creates a clear path from an individual workflow to a managed capability used across the firm.
Build or bring in a tool.
Create in Maestro or start with an automation proven in practice.
Make it dependable.
Maestro adds an owner, version, and one source of truth.
Define the audience.
The right toolset is assigned to the right teams.
Keep teams current.
Published changes arrive in Revit without file chasing.
Improve with evidence.
Usage reveals what to improve, retire, or build next.
Tools stay discoverable
Give users a focused Revit ribbon with the tools, links, files, and resources that matter to their work.
Workflows stay owned
Build and refine automations in a shared platform instead of depending on one workstation or one developer.
Adoption becomes visible
Move from distributing tools to understanding which ones are being used and where they create value.
One platform from first draft to firm-wide use.
Maestro is purpose-built for the way design technology teams evolve automation: create a useful tool, prove it in practice, then make it dependable for everyone who needs it.
Bring order to the Revit ribbon.
Surface scripts, Dynamo graphs, files, folders, websites, and project resources in one familiar interface.
Build with control.
Develop Python automations and use AI assistance when it helps you get started. Review the code and stay in control.
Publish with confidence.
Turn proven tools into managed deployments and distribute the right toolsets to the right groups.
Understand adoption.
See which tools are being used so your team can invest in the workflows that matter most.
CONTROL LOOP Publish → target → run in Revit → observe → improve
Start free. Scale when your firm is ready.
Start with a better Revit experience today. Add centralized deployment and visibility when the tools need to serve a wider organization.
For the person building better workflows.
Use Maestro to manage your Revit ribbon, organize everyday resources, and create automations for your own workflow.
- Ribbon and resource management
- 15 included Revit tools, ready to use and growing
- Python automation workspace
- AI-assisted script creation
- Revit 2023-2027 support
For the team making automation accessible.
Add the operational controls that make shared automation manageable across a firm.
- Centralized ribbon and toolset deployments
- Organization-wide availability controls for included tools
- Groups and permissions
- Usage telemetry and adoption visibility
- Customer administration
Revit tools delivered at project speed.
See how MOREgroup moved automation delivery out of slow deployment cycles and into a digital-practice-owned workflow.
Read the MOREgroup case study- FOCUS
- Targeted Revit automation
- OUTCOME
- 90-95% faster delivery
- TEAM
- Digital practice
- FIRM SIZE
- Large
More Revit tools, delivered in minutes.
See how BWA made automation approachable, built a shared Revit ribbon, and moved tool deployment from days to minutes.
Read the BWA case study- FOCUS
- Accessible automation
- OUTCOME
- 10X increase in new tools
- TEAM
- Design technology
- FIRM SIZE
- Medium
Built for the reality of Revit teams.
What versions of Revit does Maestro support?
Maestro supports Revit 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027.
Can I use existing automation with Maestro?
Maestro supports existing Python workflows and gives teams a place to organize tools around the way they work in Revit.
Is Maestro an AI product?
Maestro is a Revit automation and deployment platform. AI assistance can help create a starting point for Python scripts, while people retain the ability to review and control the code that runs.
When should a firm consider enterprise?
Enterprise is for teams that need to publish toolsets to groups, manage access, and understand usage across the organization.