One app.
macOS and Windows.
No plugin folders, no scans, no setup ritual. Install Miles, open your DAW, and start talking.
Miles isn't publicly downloadable yet, and there is no date on this page because there isn't one to give. If you're part of the beta, use the build you were sent: it also registers the link the plugin's “Ask Miles” button needs.
Beta builds go out by email. Leave yours and you are on the list.
Only for Miles news. Ask and it is deleted.
Which DAWs work today?
Ableton Live. Miles connects to your session on its own, so a new DAW is an update, not a reinstall.
Queued for testing: Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and Bitwig. That is our test plan, not a compatibility claim and not a release date. A DAW joins the tested list only after Miles has actually run inside it, on a real machine, in a real session.
If yours is on neither list, that means it has not been tested, not that it fails: help@miles.audio gets you a straight answer.
What you need
The version each build needs is published with the build itself, so it is not written here while there is nothing to download. Any machine running a DAW today is the machine Miles is built for.
Does it cost anything to start?
No, the free plan needs no card. See pricing.
What will it see?
Your bounce, your session context and, when a question needs eyes, one still of your DAW window taken at the moment you ask. Only while a conversation is open. No video, and nothing at all while you are not asking. The exact terms, in plain words, are in privacy, worth reading before you install rather than after.