A periodic review flags entries that look miscoded, based on your own history — it never changes anything without you confirming, and it records every decision you make so the questions get fewer over time.
Not random spot-checks — patterns built from your own coding history.
The same vendor coded to two different categories across recent entries — could be a legitimate split, could be a mistake worth a second look.
An entry coded to something like "Miscellaneous" when a more specific category already matches the vendor or description gets flagged for review.
Home Depot coded as Materials 94% of the time, and one entry shows up as Office Supplies — that's the kind of outlier Max'd Out catches, not a rule you have to set up yourself.
Same delivery window as your Weekly Outlook, as its own message — and if there's nothing to flag that period, no message is sent at all. Impatient? Text "run a reclassification check" and it runs on the spot.
Every confirm and reject is recorded. Turn the same vendor/category suggestion down a few times and it stops being raised at all — no settings screen, no rules to maintain, just your actual decisions doing the configuring.
You approve every change — Max'd Out just makes sure nothing slips by unnoticed.
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