Email, documents, spreadsheets, a browser, maps, calendar and more — Automax gives people and agents alike unencumbered access to a wide range of real application surfaces, and the depth to actually operate them. Our hope is that Automax gives people who are struggling a way to catch up and find some peace of mind, while helping top performers leverage their skills and abilities to the maximum possible extent.
@am takes a 25-second spoken brief and builds a complete website for a hypothetical realty firm — Gemini 3.1 Pro plans the build in Max mode, Grok 3 Mini writes the code, and the finished site is running in 1:22.
@am opens the browser, gathers context across a handful of sources, writes it up in a document, and drops the file into a draft email — all unattended.
Draft a real-estate agreement in the native document editor, then attach the finished PDF to a fresh email — no copy-paste, no human in the loop.
Just over two minutes of fully autonomous work: scrape a Canadian real-estate company's entire portfolio, build a styled spreadsheet, then plot all 31 properties as pins on the native map.
@am drives a raw desktop from pixels alone — reading the screen, moving the cursor, clicking like a person, with no native integration underneath. Candidly, it's the least useful thing here: Automax already does almost everything natively, and the list of things it can't is short and shrinking. But every serious agent ships computer use in 2026, so Automax does too.
Thirty seconds scrolling the entire Automax interface through all eleven languages this site ships in. Nothing is translated on the fly — the localization is built in, so every surface switches instantly, with no language model in the loop.
Automax is a single executable. It launches in three seconds, holds your full work session in memory, and gives the agent a registered tool surface across every panel.
Tabs across the top. Apps down the left. The active surface in the centre. The agent on the right — visible at all times, addressable from anywhere.
Each surface is built natively, in-process. The agent operates them through a 49-tool registered surface — the same calls a power-user keyboard shortcut would make.
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ClipThe system's todo surface. Mark something 'do this for me' and the agent fans across the workspace until it's done.
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Two-way Google Calendar sync with smart replan. The scheduler turns todos into work-slots automatically.
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The orchestration centre. Chain triggers, conditions, and actions into flows that run on their own — an email lands, an automation fires, and the agent takes it from there.
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A three-pane Outlook-class inbox: folders, list, message, attachments — all addressable by tools.
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A native word processor. The agent reads, drafts, redlines, and routes for signature in-process.
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Excel-grade formulas, charts, and pivots — driven by the agent at full speed, no plugin sandbox.
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A native presentation editor — ribbon, themes, transitions, speaker notes, and Present mode. The agent builds the deck, writes each slide, and refines the design without leaving Automax.
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WebView2 surface the agent uses like a human — login state, scroll, click, screenshot.
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Inbound and outbound voice calls over Twilio. The agent can place calls, read transcripts, and book appointments.
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Mapbox-backed geographic surface for routes, properties, service areas — the agent treats them as first-class data.
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Internal channels with @mention agent. Drop a request in chat — the agent picks it up across surfaces.
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Every client and contact in one place. The agent looks people up, keeps their details current, and pulls the right person into an email, call, or document on command.
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A unified asset library — drop in pictures and videos, or generate new ones with AI. The agent tags, searches, and weaves them into documents, emails, and pages.
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A full photo editor. Crop, retouch, and enhance images without leaving Automax. The agent adjusts, removes backgrounds, and drops the finished image straight into a document, email, or page.
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Editor, terminal, REPL. Files, processes, the OS clipboard. The agent writes programs that operate the rest of the app.
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A powerful agentic coding harness that takes on complex, multi-step programming tasks across every mainstream language — planning, writing, testing, and running code end to end.
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The catalogue keeps growing.
The system's todo surface. Mark something 'do this for me' and the agent fans across the workspace until it's done.
One plan. $30 per month gets you a business phone number, 25 GB of cloud storage, and $20 of monthly usage credit for AI, calls, SMS, e-signatures, and video. Use credit however you want. Top up anytime — top-up credit is consumed at our cost plus 5% and never expires.
The open-source CLI that powers Automax's coding. An agentic harness that plans, writes, tests, and runs code across every mainstream language — project-scoped, with a safety policy on every shell command.
Free & open source (MIT). Cross-platform CLI — requires Node 20+.
On Aider's polyglot benchmark, grok-code-fast-1 inside AutoCode lands above the frontier — at a fraction of the cost.