A Conductor alternative
for Windows.
Conductor is Mac only. AigoPilot is made for Windows.
Run Claude Code, Codex and Grok sessions side by side on Windows 10 and 11, with your data on your own PC. Then market, sell and support what you built.
Get AigoPilot Available for Windows 10 & 11
On a Mac, Conductor.
On Windows, look here.
Conductor is a good app. It runs Claude Code, Codex and Cursor agents side by side, and its local plan is free. If you work on a Mac and only need to run agents, it is hard to beat.
But Conductor runs only on macOS. Its installation docs say it is not available for Windows or Linux yet, and offer a form to be told when it is. So if your work happens on a Windows PC, you need something else.
AigoPilot is one of several apps that run coding agents on Windows; we compare them all in the best Claude Code GUIs for Windows. What sets AigoPilot apart is the second half: after the build, the same app runs the marketing, sales and support of what you made.
Conductor and
AigoPilot, compared.
Conductor's facts are from its own pricing page and docs, read on 4 October 2026.
| AigoPilot | Conductor (free) | Conductor Cloud (Pro) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on | Windows 10 and 11 | macOS, Apple Silicon | Conductor's cloud machines, Amazon Linux 2023 |
| Price | 49 USD a year, or 99 USD once | Free | 50 USD a month |
| Agents | Claude Code, Codex, Grok | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor |
| Where agents run | Your Windows PC, or your Mac or another Windows PC through the AigoPilot agent | Your Mac | Sandboxes in the US (us-east-1), 8 vCPU, 16 GB memory, 32 GB disk |
| Time limit | None, while your PC is on | None | A sandbox stops after 23 hours 50 minutes, and sleeps after 4 idle hours |
| Chat history kept | On your PC | On your Mac | On Conductor's servers |
| Agents can build and test Windows apps | Yes | No | No |
| Marketing, sales, support | Yes | No | No |
On every plan of both products you bring your own Claude, ChatGPT or other subscription, paid separately.
A real trade-off,
not a scare.
Conductor's free version keeps everything on your Mac. Its cloud is a different deal, and Conductor says so plainly. Its cloud FAQ: "Unlike local Conductor sessions, chat messages from cloud workspaces are stored on Conductor's servers." To use the cloud you add a subscription token or API key for at least one agent, and your repository is cloned onto the cloud machine.
So if you want agents to keep working with your laptop closed, Conductor needs your code, your token and your chat history in its US cloud. For many people that is a fair price for work that continues overnight.
AigoPilot makes the opposite choice. It runs on your own computer, keeps your sessions there, and never reads or reuses your agent sign-in. The cost is that the PC must stay on for the work to continue. Decide which matters more to you.
Check it yourself.
- Conductor pricing: conductor.build/pricing
- Conductor installation (Mac only): conductor.build/docs/installation
- Conductor Cloud FAQ: conductor.build/docs/cloud/faq
- Conductor cloud computer: conductor.build/docs/cloud/cloud-computer
- Time limits of cloud workspaces: conductor.build/docs/cloud/working-with-cloud-workspaces
- Setting up the cloud: conductor.build/docs/cloud/getting-started
Before you
decide.
Does Conductor work on Windows?
Not yet. Conductor's installation docs say it is not available for Windows or Linux, and offer a form to be told when it is.
Is Conductor free?
Its local plan is free and runs on your Mac with your own Claude Code, Codex or Cursor subscription. Conductor Pro, which adds cloud workspaces, costs 50 US dollars a month.
Does Conductor keep my code on its servers?
The free local version does not. Conductor Cloud does: its FAQ says chat messages from cloud workspaces are stored on Conductor's servers, and cloud workspaces run in sandboxes in the US.
Can AigoPilot keep working with my laptop closed?
Only while the PC it runs on stays on. AigoPilot runs on your own computer, not in a cloud, so a shut laptop stops its sessions. That is the trade-off for keeping your code and history at home.