No, it is not the worship song
The most common reason people land here is the name. “Way Maker” is a worship song written and recorded by the Nigerian gospel artist Sinach, and it is far better known than we are. There is no connection between the two. Waymaker is a software company; WaymakerOS is its business platform.
There are also several unrelated organisations sharing the name — churches, schools and coaching practices among them. If you were looking for one of those, this is not it.
Which name means what
Waymaker
The company.
WaymakerOS
The product the company makes.
waymakeros.com
This site — where you read about the product.
waymakerone.com
Where customers sign in and use it.
What WaymakerOS does
Commander (the productivity suite)
Email, calendar, address book, documents, sheets, taskboards, goals and OKRs, roles and org chart, forms, tables, video calls and more — the tools a business uses every day, in one place.
Host (the build layer)
Where the custom apps, agents and automations your business needs actually run. Built with the AI coding tools you already use, hosted here, connected to your real business data.
One (the AI intelligence layer)
AI that already knows your goals, projects, roles and people — because it reads across everything the other two layers hold, rather than starting from an empty prompt.
Who it is for
Businesses of roughly 10 to 200 people that need everyday productivity tools and a bit of custom software, and would rather not run a dozen separate subscriptions to get both. If you only need one tool and nothing else, a dedicated product will serve you better — we say so plainly on our pricing page.
What it costs
From $19 per user per month. Business is $79 and Enterprise is $299. Every tier includes all 20 Commander tools and SSO — tiers differ by how much you consume (AI credits, storage, API calls), not by which features you are allowed to touch. Full detail on the pricing page.
Who is behind it
Waymaker was founded by Stuart Leo, who also wrote Resolute, a book on leading through change. More on the about page.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Waymaker?
- Waymaker is a software company that makes WaymakerOS, an all-in-one business platform for small and medium businesses. It combines Commander (a productivity suite of 20+ daily-use tools), Host (a build layer for custom apps and automations), and One (a unified AI layer) in a single system.
- Is Waymaker the same as the song "Way Maker"?
- No. "Way Maker" is a worship song written and recorded by the Nigerian gospel artist Sinach. Waymaker is an unrelated software company, and WaymakerOS is its business platform. The two share a name and nothing else.
- What is the difference between Waymaker, WaymakerOS and waymakerone.com?
- Waymaker is the company. WaymakerOS is the product it makes. waymakeros.com is the marketing site where you read about it, and waymakerone.com is where you sign in and use it. One company, one product, two addresses.
- What does WaymakerOS actually do?
- It runs a business day to day and lets that business build what it needs. Commander covers email, calendar, documents, sheets, taskboards, goals, forms and more. Host is where custom apps, agents and automations run. One is the AI layer that reads across all of it.
- Who is WaymakerOS for?
- Businesses of roughly 10 to 200 people that need both everyday productivity tools and some custom software, and do not want to stitch together a dozen separate products to get there. It suits professional services, agencies and operations-heavy businesses particularly well.
- How much does WaymakerOS cost?
- Pricing starts at $19 per user per month for the Platform tier, with Business at $79 and Enterprise at $299. Every tier includes all 20 Commander tools and SSO — the tiers differ by consumption (AI credits, storage, API calls), not by which features you can use.
- Who is behind Waymaker?
- Waymaker was founded by Stuart Leo, who also wrote Resolute, a book on leadership through change. The company builds WaymakerOS and works with a partner network of consultants and managed service providers who deliver it to their own clients.