Your relationships are your most valuable asset.
It’s hard to be intentional about your relationships as they pile up. Groupthink is a personal CRM that remembers what matters about the people you interact with, so the relationships you care about compound instead of going cold. You keep far more of them warm than you could ever hold in your head.
Note-taking is where it starts.
Relationship intelligence
Run every meeting like you have your own Chief of Staff.
The relationship is the asset; any one deal is just a moment in it. Groupthink holds the context so nothing valuable goes cold.
See where you stand, at a glance
Open a person and see the arc: an honest read of where things stand and the next move. The way a sharp colleague would tell you in the hallway.
One timeline, not four tabs
Every meeting, note, and open thread in one stream, in order. Each item links back to the source.
You decide what is true
New facts wait in a needs-your-review tier until you confirm them. Verified and guessed never blur together.
Act on it in one click
Next to the suggested move: Draft it. A ready email lands in your mail client. Nothing is sent for you.
From inside your AI tools
The same record, inside the tools you already work in.
Ask Claude about anyone you work with. Send the bot into a Zoom from Cursor. Pull transcripts and notes back into the conversation you are already in.
Read your record from your AI
Ask Claude who you are meeting with at 2pm. Get the actual answer with the actual context, from the tool you are already in.
Drive live meetings from your assistant
Send the bot into a Zoom from Cursor. Get the transcript. Speak through it. Save notes when the meeting wraps.
Integrations
Connects to what you already use.
Every calendar in your life, Google and Outlook, work and personal, as many accounts as you have. One record of the people across all of them.
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Paste in notes from your last conversation and Groupthink tells you what is still open with that person and what to pick up next time. That works on your first note, with no calendar connected.