You have more life than you think.

Lifemaxx Lab builds small, honest tools that find the time you already have. The first one turns your vacation days into the longest stretches off the calendar will allow.

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November 2026Thanksgiving week

Requested

Holiday

Weekend

4 → 9

Four requested days become nine days off in a row, 21–29 November. That is the whole idea, and your calendar is full of them.

What is life maxxing

Getting more out of the life you already have — without adding anything to it.

Most advice about improving your life asks you to add: wake earlier, work harder, buy the thing. Life maxxing is the opposite. It looks at what you have already been given — the days, the holidays, the hours between obligations — and finds the ones going unclaimed.

Your employer hands you vacation days. Your calendar hands you public holidays. Spend them one at a time and they disappear as long weekends you barely remember. Line them up on purpose and the same days become a week in the mountains. Nothing was added. The arithmetic just changed.

Start with the math Every tool here does real arithmetic on your actual numbers and shows its work. No black boxes, no scores out of a hundred, no advice you can't check.

One clear win first You should get something useful in under a minute, before you have learned any vocabulary. Depth is available; it is never required.

Then actually go A plan you never act on is worth nothing. The point of finding nine days is booking something, and telling the people you want there with you.

PTOmaxx → Turn your vacation balance into the longest possible stretches off. Live now

Adventure planner Pick the trip, price it, and get nudged to invite the people who make it worth going. In progress

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Lifemaxx Lab is small and early, which means the roadmap is genuinely open. If a tool would help you, say so — that's most of how the next one gets chosen.