Project
Maximiser
A personal operating system that quietly captures where my time goes and what each meeting was really about, with almost no manual entry.
Maximiser is a personal productivity platform our founder built to bring structure to how he tracks time, prepares for meetings, and manages professional relationships. It combines a visual day timeline, inspired by Google Calendar's layout, with deep integrations into Todoist, Google Calendar, and Krisp to automatically capture the work, the meetings, and what was discussed.
After every meeting, Krisp transcripts are processed through Claude to extract action items, notes per attendee, and concise summaries, all stored and surfaced in a rich event panel with attendee research, contact linking, and editable task lists. A CRM layer tracks relationship tiers, interaction recency, and reconnect signals so no important contact goes cold. Weekly AI-generated reviews and week-ahead briefings (orchestrated via N8N) close the feedback loop.
The entire system runs as a single Next.js app deployed on Vercel, backed by Supabase for data and edge functions, with zero manual data entry beyond starting a timer or setting weekly goals.