AI bookkeeping for service businesses

Bookkeeping that fits in your pocket.

AI that works for you — text it once and the cost, the sale, the customer, or the vendor gets captured. No login, no desk, no software to learn (unless you want it).

Works from any phone. Msg & data rates may apply.
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Mike · 7:42 AM
yo grabbed $340 of lumber for the delgado deck + a box of screws
Max'd Out · General Ledgerno. 0148
07/28 Delgado deck — lumber $340.00
Job Materials Posted

If you can text a friend, you can keep clean books.

A construction crew, a hair studio, an event promoter, a photographer, a maker — Max'd Out speaks every service business. Tell it your industry and your categories match it — Job Materials for a contractor, Salon Supplies for a stylist — real accounts for what you actually do, never a generic bucket.

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Mike · Construction
Picked up $340 of lumber for the Delgado deck
Got it — receipt matched. $340.00 → Job Materials ✓
Snap a receipt — it's filed.
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Tasha · Hair Stylist
Paid $85 for color and foils at the beauty supply
Logged. $85.00 → Salon Supplies ✓
what am I at on supplies this month?
$1,240 so far — $85 of that today. You've billed $4,100 against it.
Log it, then ask about it — same thread.
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Leslie · Event Promoter
Heads up — you've billed $18k this month, but 3 invoices are 30+ days out.
oof. send me the list
Acme · $4,200 · 41d Rivera · $2,800 · 33d Northside · $1,150 · 31d
Martinez Supply, $120
Got it — is this an expense you paid, or are you billing this to a client?
billing it to Rivera
Logged. $120.00 → Revenue · Rivera ✓
Max flags what needs you — and never codes on a guess.
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Sam · Photographer
Invoiced the Ramirez wedding — $2,400 deposit
Logged. $2,400.00 → Revenue ✓
Due Net 30. If it goes unpaid, your Monday outlook will flag it.
Invoice Henderson $450, 10% off for the referral
Logged. $405.00 → Revenue ✓ 10% referral discount applied
Invoices in, discounts worked out, income tracked.

Confident when it's sure. Careful when it's not.

Real language understanding, not keyword matching — it reads what you actually mean. Every category comes from your real chart of accounts and every answer is pulled from your actual numbers — never invented, never guessed.

"Fox", "Sarah", "the Fox job" — Max'd Out uses fuzzy matching, not exact string matching, so however you refer to a client mid-job, it lands on the same record every time.

“the Fox job”
“Sarah”
“Fox's place”
Sarah Fox One client record
“the Foxx job” ?
“Did you mean Sarah Fox?” Not confident enough — asks rather than guesses.
Decided automatically
  • A confident match to your chart of accounts gets coded and confirmed — no question asked.
  • Recognized clients and vendors match by fuzzy name — "the Fox job" and "Sarah" resolve to the same record without you spelling it out.
  • A correction or follow-up gets read in context against what you just sent, not treated as an unrelated fragment.
Always asks first
  • An unrecognized client name stops everything — nothing posts against a name Max'd Out doesn't know. A new vendor never blocks the expense: it's logged, then Max'd Out asks for the vendor's details.
  • A low-confidence category match asks a quick question instead of guessing and leaving you to find the mistake later.
  • A genuinely ambiguous entry — paid or billed, expense or invoice — gets clarified before anything is logged.
Never done this before?

You don't need to know what any of this means.

Chart of Accounts Debits & Credits Cost of Goods Sold Schedule C
Just tell us what you do.

Text your industry once — plumbing, hair salon, wedding photography, whatever it is — and Max'd Out sets up the right categories for it automatically. Job Materials for a contractor. Salon Supplies for a stylist. Session Income for a photographer. Matched to your business, not a generic starter kit — and never something you have to configure yourself.

See exactly how setup works

Know where you stand. Always.

No more guessing red or black. Max'd Out tracks it as you go — because you can't succeed on numbers you're not watching.

Managing books for more than just yourself? This part's for you.

For bookkeepers & practices

Every edit, stamped. Every client, in one place.

Fix a flagged entry directly in a client's books, and it's recorded — who made the change, when, and what it was before. Your client sees the same trail you do. Nothing is quietly overwritten.

  • Write access with a full audit trail — every edit stamped with actor and timestamp, visible to the account owner, never just yours to see.
  • Cross-account isolation, enforced on every write — not inherited from read permissions. A bookkeeper can only ever touch a client explicitly assigned to their practice.
  • Multi-client portal — every managed client in one dashboard, not a login per client.
  • Per-client exports, reviews, and onboarding — bring a new client on and manage their books without leaving your own login.
See the practice plan
Edit historyRivera Landscaping
Category changed — Job Materials → Equipment Rental
Dana (bookkeeper) · Today 2:14 PM
Vendor corrected — "Home Dep" → Home Depot
Dana (bookkeeper) · Today 2:15 PM
Write blocked — client not assigned to this practice
Enforced automatically · not a manual check
period closed · books balanced ✓

Imagine never touching a spreadsheet again.

No shoebox of receipts. No Sunday-night catch-up. No bookkeeper you keep meaning to call. Just text it in — we handle the rest.

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