Optimizes your team's internal scheduling. Keeps the cadence running and identifies meetings that should be emails.
Average enterprise employee spends 31 hours/month in meetings. 50% are considered waste. Recurring meetings become zombies nobody cancels but nobody gets value from.
Standups, sprint planning, retros, all-hands — runs like clockwork.
Finds rooms, books equipment, handles AV setup — all the logistics.
"These 3 meetings can be combined into one 45-minute session."
Engineering + design + product in one room? Max finds the slot.
Flags zombie meetings nobody cancels but nobody values.
Blocks focus time and defends it. "No meetings before noon."
Real scheduling scenarios Max handles end-to-end.
Max finds the 30-minute window where all timezones overlap within reasonable working hours — and rotates the slot monthly so no timezone always gets the early morning.
Max finds available conference rooms that seat 20+, have a projector and video conferencing, and aren't booked for setup/teardown time.
Max analyzes attendance, duration, and frequency. Flags meetings where <50% of invitees attend, or where no agenda has been set in 4+ weeks.
Max enforces the policy — rejects meeting requests that violate focus time, suggests alternative slots, and tracks compliance across teams.
Max finds a 90-minute window across all three teams, books it with a shared agenda template, and sends prep materials 24h before.
Max calculates: 'Your team of 8 spent 142 hours in meetings last week. That's 22% of total working hours. Top meeting-heavy person: Sarah at 31 hours.'
Describe the meeting type, team members involved, and any scheduling policies (like focus time blocks).
Max scans all team members' calendars, identifies available windows, and respects focus time and timezone constraints.
Max identifies zombie meetings, suggests consolidations, and ensures meeting cadence is efficient — not excessive.
Meetings are booked, rooms are reserved, and the team spends time building — not scheduling.
Max finds windows where all timezones overlap within reasonable working hours. He can also rotate meeting times monthly so no single timezone always bears the early-morning burden.
Max works via email and calendar integration. He coordinates scheduling through the tools your team already uses — no new software to adopt.
Max enforces focus time policies — he can reject or flag meeting requests that violate team rules, suggest alternative times, and track compliance across the organization.
Google Calendar shows available slots. Max actively optimizes — identifying zombie meetings, enforcing focus time, rotating timezone-fair schedules, and providing meeting analytics that help teams reclaim hours.
Yes. Max tracks attendance rates, identifies recurring meetings nobody values, calculates total meeting hours per team, and provides actionable recommendations to reduce meeting overhead.
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