Your AI project manager

The project manager
you talk to.

Say it — by text, voice, or a phone call — and Steward does it. Creates the tasks, moves the dates, briefs the team, then follows up with the people who owe you answers. You run the work; nobody runs the tool.

Private beta. We’re seating people from the waitlist every week.

Brand Refreshtoday, 9:41 AM

Push the launch to Friday, make the homepage copy critical, and ask Maria where the photography is.

Done. Launch is Friday the 17th — I moved the four dates that hang off it. Homepage copy is critical now. I’ll ask Maria about the photography and let you know the moment she answers.

4 dates movedpriority: criticalfollowing up with Maria

perfect

3:12 PM — Maria replied. Photography lands Wednesday. Relayed to you; nothing blocks Friday.

01

Say it

Text Steward like a colleague, talk hands-free, or pick up when it calls. “Move the launch, add Jon to the team, push everything out a week” — plain language, every time.

02

It's done

Steward runs the board for you: tasks, dates, priorities, assignments, projects, people. Everything you could click, it does — so you almost never have to click.

03

It follows up

The part no tool does: Steward chases the work. It checks on stale tasks, calls you when something needs a decision, and hounds — politely — the person you’ve been waiting on.

Everything a PM tool does. Nothing a PM tool feels like.

Full boards, lists, and calendars live underneath for whenever you want to look. The difference is you don’t have to live in them.

  • 01

    Conversation is the interface

    Every action — create, edit, delete, reassign, reschedule, archive, bulk-move — works by chat and by voice. The UI is the fallback, not the job.

  • 02

    It calls you (when you want)

    Opt in and Steward rings you in-app for a hands-free check-in when something genuinely needs you. One call a day, your hours only.

  • 03

    Autonomous follow-ups

    “I’m waiting on Sarah for the contract” becomes Steward’s job: it contacts Sarah, retries with judgment, and relays her answer back to you.

  • 04

    A calendar you can scan

    Apple Calendar-style day list of everything due, on web and phone. No Gantt charts. On purpose.

  • 05

    It remembers

    Budgets, links, decisions, “spent 2.5 hours on that” — Steward pins the facts from your conversations to the right task or project.

  • 06

    Works where you already are

    Email, push, and in-app all carry the same brain. Reply to a check-in from your inbox and the board updates.

Why we built it

Project management tools turned managing the tool into the project. We think using the software is the pain — so we took it out of the loop.

Steward is the first PM that behaves like a person on your team: it listens, it acts, and it comes back to you with answers instead of notifications.

Switching

Leaving Monday, Asana, Trello, or ClickUp?

Export a CSV — or honestly, just screenshot your board — and Steward rebuilds your projects, tasks, dates, and assignees in about a minute. Your team gets invited by email and walked in.

Bring your projects

Importing Q3 board…

Projects3 created
Tasks47 created, dates kept
People5 matched, 2 invited
Done. Nothing lost, nobody re-typed anything.

Stop managing the tool.

Get a seat in the beta and hand the busywork to Steward.

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