Introducing MadoHub Beta
MadoHub is now available in public beta. Run multiple AI agents on an infinite canvas with intelligent routing between them.
Today we're opening MadoHub to public beta testers. After six months of internal development and private testing, the canvas-based agent orchestration platform is ready for broader use.
What MadoHub does
MadoHub is a native desktop application for running multiple AI agents simultaneously on an infinite canvas. Each agent lives in its own tile — a self-contained execution environment with its own model, system prompt, and context. You connect tiles to define how data flows between agents.
The core idea is simple: instead of managing agents through configuration files or chat threads, you arrange them visually and let the routing layer handle coordination.
What's included in the beta
The beta release includes the full canvas experience:
- Tile system with support for terminal, code, note, image, and file tree tile types
- Connection routing with sequential, parallel, and conditional modes
- Multi-model support for running different AI providers in different tiles
- Workspace persistence so your canvas layouts survive between sessions
- Keyboard-driven navigation for users who prefer not to reach for the mouse
Platform support
MadoHub beta is available for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux (x86_64). Windows support is in development and expected before the 1.0 release.
The application is built with Tauri, which means it runs as a lightweight native binary rather than a wrapped web browser. Memory usage is significantly lower than Electron-based alternatives.
How to get started
Download the beta from our download page, install it, and create your first workspace. The getting started guide walks through the basics of placing tiles, drawing connections, and running your first multi-agent workflow.
We're actively collecting feedback during the beta period. If you encounter issues or have suggestions, reach out through our GitHub repository.
What's next
The beta period will run through the end of Q2 2026. During this time we'll be focused on stability, performance, and the features that beta testers request most. Our current roadmap includes team collaboration features, custom provider integration, and an expanded routing rule system.
Thank you for trying MadoHub. We built this tool because we needed it ourselves, and we hope it's useful to you too.