Field technology · Built in Maine

For the people who hold things together.

Made for workers and people whose lives and jobs don't happen at desks.

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In early beta. The next fifty spots open later in 2026. Apply →

Put the load down.

The appointment. The invoice. The truck registration. The thing you told your brother you'd do. Nobody gets ahead carrying all of it in their head. Maximus carries it with you.

So you can pick something up.

The workout you keep meaning to start. The friend you keep meaning to call. Your kids, with your whole head in the room. That's what carrying less is for. Tell Maximus what you're working toward — it remembers, and it asks.

Maximus is a voice-first partner with a reliable memory, the questions of a great coach, and no agenda but yours.

It assumes you're capable and treats you that way. It takes you at your word and asks rather than guesses. It doesn't nag, manage, or flatter you.

You say where you're going. Maximus helps you get there.

You talk. It remembers. It notices. It comes back when it matters.

It holds the whole picture. Body, work, household, people, mind, money — six sides of a life, one memory.

You call. Two minutes a day.

Tap the one button and say it out loud — the job, the bill, the appointment, the thing on your mind. That's the whole interface.

You name a goal. Maximus helps you plan — and stick to it.

Make the plan out loud — it's captured, not forgotten. Maximus holds the line with you. Your plan, its memory.

Maximus sends reminders that hold.

An SMS at the time you asked for. If it can't know the time, it asks.

Maximus sends the morning text.

Weather, what's on deck, what's still open — asked as a question, never an accusation.

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2:25
ΔMaximus: Overcast, 72 today. Heavy rain tomorrow — anything that needs doing outside, today's the day. Truck registration renews Friday. Dog sitter Thursday at 2:00 PM. How'd things land with Denny? Here when you need me.A real morning text. Names changed.

It notices. You see your patterns.

Go quiet for a few days and the morning text asks: "Haven't heard from you in a few — you good?" Mention a friend's rough week, and later it asks how things landed. Not performed warmth. Memory, doing its job.

Over time, the record shows you patterns you'd miss. What keeps coming up? What gets left undone, or avoided? Where are you not giving yourself credit?

No ads. No leaderboards. No streaks. No bullshit. Just function. The Promise →

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In early beta. The next fifty spots open later in 2026.

Curious what's under it? The memory is built to become a longitudinal mirror — a record that can show you your own patterns and defend itself a year in. How it's built →