Macro

Overview

Macro is an open-source unified workspace that brings email, chat, docs, tasks, calls, agents, and CRM into one interface. It uses bidirectional @linking and shared team-level memory so teams and agents can work from the same context.

Key Features

• Unified workspace combining email, chat, docs, tasks, calls, CRM, and agents in one interface.
• Bidirectional @linking connects messages, docs, tasks, emails, CRM records, and agent work.
• Shared team-level memory built from team conversations, emails, tasks, and calls, and available to external agents via MCP.
• Multi-account email with a unified inbox, keyboard shortcuts, shared inboxes, and Gmail support.
• Channels and direct messages designed for focused technical discussions, with readable threads and channel-based permissions.
• Real-time markdown-native docs built on CRDTs, with live collaboration, history, offline editing, and agent edits.

Use Cases

• Small companies and teams looking for a single operating system for email, chat, docs, tasks, agents, and CRM.
• Engineering and product teams that want tasks, docs, chat, and coding-agent work linked together.
• Customer-facing teams that want CRM records connected to email threads, conversations, and follow-ups.
• Organizations that want AI agents to use shared team context across work surfaces.

Getting Started

• Sign up for the hosted app and connect your Gmail or Google Workspace account.
• Use Macro in a modern browser or install the iOS app.
• Follow the getting started guide, which is described as taking about 15 minutes from a fresh account to a working setup.
• Point Claude Code, Codex, or another MCP client at the workspace using the MCP setup documentation.

Deployment & Requirements

• Hosted use runs in any modern browser; an iOS app is available for mobile.
• A Gmail or Google Workspace account is connected during hosted onboarding.

Before You Adopt

• License: AGPL-3.0. Review its terms before using, modifying, or distributing the project.
• Document version control is still at a v1 stage and is not yet described as Git-equivalent.
• An Android app is not yet available; mobile support is listed for iOS and web.