Max works for busy founders and small-business owners. Talk to it the way you'd talk to a trusted colleague — it reads what you let it, drafts what you need, keeps an eye on what matters, and checks with you before anything goes out.
No manuals. no dashboards. no jargon.
What did my ads do last week?
Max: Spend was down 12%, but you got 9 more enquiries than the week before. The Friday post did most of the work — want the one-page summary?
Chase the unpaid invoices — nicely.
Max: Three are overdue. I've drafted a friendly reminder for each — have a look and I'll send the ones you approve.
Every morning at 8, brief me on my day.
Max: Done. Tomorrow at 8 you'll get your meetings, anything urgent in your inbox, and the one thing you shouldn't forget.
Draft a reply to Sarah — friendly, but firm on the price.
Max: Here's a warm draft that holds the line at your quote. Nothing sends until you say so.
Keep an eye on the Bitcoin price for me.
Max: Watching. I'll tell you if it moves more than 5% in a day — quietly, no noise.
Put yesterday's meeting notes somewhere I'll find them.
Max: Filed under the Hartono deal, with the two follow-ups added to your tasks. The recording's linked if you ever need it.
How it works
In plain words, in your own language. No setup wizards, no manuals — if you can send a text message, you already know how to use Max.
It connects to the tools you already use — your email, calendar and documents — and does the actual work: reading, drafting, watching, reminding. Even while you sleep.
Anything that leaves the building — an email, a change, a payment reminder — waits for your OK first. Always.
A quiet promise
Max only sees what you choose to connect, and you can disconnect anything — or walk away entirely — in one step. We don't sell your data, we don't show you ads, and we never share one customer's information with another. You pay a simple subscription; that's the whole business model.