Integrations
Max connects to the tools
your life runs on.
Max sits one layer above the tools you already pay for — reading across them, writing back into them, making the whole stack act like one system.
Business Brain
One layer across every tool you work in.
Pipeline, inbox, calendar, docs, channels — Max reads across all of them and tells you what matters before you ask. Each tool keeps doing what it does best. Max is the layer that connects the dots between them.
Salesforce
Max watches your pipeline, surfaces the deals that need movement, and briefs you before every opportunity conversation. New leads route into the right workflow without you opening the app.
HubSpot
For teams that run on HubSpot instead of Salesforce. Max tracks contacts, deals, and follow-up loops, and tells you which threads have gone quiet too long.
Slack
Max watches the channels you choose, pulls out what actually needs a reply, and leaves the rest alone. You stop scrolling Slack to find the three things that mattered.
Google Workspace
One connection covers Calendar, Gmail, Drive, Sheets, Docs, and Photos. Max reads and writes your calendar end-to-end, triages your inbox, drafts replies in your voice, works in your sheets and docs, and organizes photos into albums tied to your records.
Outlook
Same Max, the Microsoft side of the house. Calendar and inbox read the same way Google does, with no shift in behavior.
Notion
Max pulls the right doc up before the meeting that needs it and writes outcomes back where your team will find them. Your workspace stops being a search problem.
Personal Brain
Your body and your week, in the same conversation.
Sleep, training, recovery, and the calendar they all live inside. Max watches the patterns across them and adjusts what it asks of you on any given day.
Apple Calendar
For the Apple side of life. Max reads and writes Apple Calendar events natively — same morning briefings, same pre-meeting nudges, same post-event follow-up as Google.
Apple Health
Max reads steps, heart rate, workouts, sleep, and the dozens of other signals your iPhone aggregates from every health app and device you wear. When your wearables disagree or a quiet day of walking goes uncounted by your training tracker, Apple Health is the source-of-truth Max falls back to so the picture stays whole.
Whoop
Max reads your daily Recovery, Strain, HRV, and sleep performance from Whoop and uses them to pace your calendar — softening tomorrow when you're red, defending hard-training blocks when you're green.
Oura
Max pulls your sleep stages, Readiness score, and nighttime body-temperature trend from Oura, then adjusts your morning brief and meeting load when you're under-recovered or running hot.
Strava
Max sees every run, ride, and workout you log to Strava and folds the load into your week — protecting recovery days, flagging when training volume is crowding out sleep or focus blocks.
Garmin
Max ingests your Body Battery, training load, and VO2 max trend from Garmin to model multi-day fatigue — catching the slow drift that single-day recovery scores miss.
How It Works
Max sits on top.
Everything else stays where it lives.
Max doesn't replace Salesforce, Gmail, or your calendar — those tools keep running exactly as they are. Max sits one layer above them, reading from each one and writing back when something needs to land. You get one place to think from. Your team keeps the systems they already trust.
Every connection runs through standard OAuth. Max requests only the access it needs for the work you've turned on, and no passwords are ever stored on our side. You can disconnect any integration in one click, and Max adapts to whatever's left.
One layer over everything you already use.
Connect the tools you already pay for. Max reads across all of them, surfaces what actually matters, and handles the follow-through you keep meaning to get to. Your stack stays. The chaos doesn't.
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