A memory, finally
Ask your home anything.
Maxidomo remembers every repair, document, vendor and reminder you've told it about — and answers inside Claude and ChatGPT, the assistants you already use. No new app. Just ask.
When was the water heater at the lake house last serviced?
Marie replaced the anode rod on 14 March — from the invoice you forwarded. It's a 2019 unit, so it's mid-life.
Save the invoice she sends next time and remind me to check the filter in October.
Done — the invoice will be filed with the lake house, and I'll remind you on Oct 1.
Getting started
Set it up once. About two minutes.
You don't install Maxidomo — you introduce it to your assistant, one time, and from then on you just talk.
- Open claude.ai (or the Claude app) and go to Settings → Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector and enter the two lines below.
- Click Connect and sign in with your Maxidomo email — a sign-in link arrives by email, no password to make up.
Then just ask
“Show me everything on file for the cabin.”
- In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode (needs a paid ChatGPT plan).
- Back in Apps & Connectors, choose Create and enter the two lines below, with authentication set to OAuth.
- Click Create, then connect and sign in with your Maxidomo email — a sign-in link arrives by email, no password to make up.
Then just ask
“Show me everything on file for the cabin.”
Sign in with a Google account and Maxidomo will walk you through adding your first property. If someone has invited you to theirs, use the link they sent instead — it will put you straight into their property.
Things you can ask
No menus. No dashboard. You just say it.
Maxidomo keeps the record; your assistant does the talking. A few things people ask:
Who's there
“Is anyone at the lake house right now?”
Everyone with access checks in and out, so the answer is who, since when, and what for.
Save
“The furnace was serviced today — here's the invoice.”
Filed with the right property, findable years later when you need the model number or the date.
Look up
“What's the Wi-Fi password at the cabin?”
The code lives with the property — not buried in a text thread from two summers ago.
Plan
“What needs doing before winter?”
Reminders live with the property, and they surface when the time comes.
Share
“Give my sister co-owner access.”
She sees the same record you do, and everything she saves lands in it too.
Hand over
“Put together the care file for the new property manager.”
Years of visits, work, and documents become one tidy file, made on request.
The whole product
Ask. Save. Share.
A property collects thousands of small facts over the years — who fixed what, when, what it cost, where the paperwork went. People forget them. Maxidomo doesn't. Three verbs are the entire manual: there's no website to check and no interface to figure out — if you can ask a question, you already know how to use it. Everything else is your assistant's job.