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User Settings

User Settings is where you manage your account, your meetings, and the integrations that feed Groupthink. To open it, click your name at the bottom of the sidebar and choose User settings, or go straight there at app.groupthink.com/settings.

Settings is organized into five tabs. The page opens on the Account tab by default, and every section has its own deep link (see Deep Links below).

Tabs

Account

Your profile, your plan, and the data Groupthink holds for you.

  • Profile — your name, photo, and account details. Groupthink uses these as the notetaker's defaults when you leave the bot identity blank.
  • Billing — view your current plan, see what is included, and manage your subscription and payment details.
  • Your data — export your data or delete your account. The export card has two buttons: Export my data (everything) and Export my captures (only the prompts and voice notes you captured yourself). Both are free. See Export Your Data.

Deep links: #profile · #billing · #account

Meetings

How Groupthink shows up in and around your meetings.

  • Calendar — connect or manage your Google or Outlook calendars, choose which calendars Groupthink watches, and pick how it attends your meetings under How should Groupthink attend your meetings? This section also holds Keep your calendars in sync, where you pair two of your calendars so a commitment on one holds the time on the other. See Google Calendar and Keep your calendars in sync.
  • Availability — set the hours and days you are willing to be booked and create booking links. Open times are computed across every calendar you have connected. Copying your next open times as paste-able text lives here too, and is also one click away everywhere: Copy my open times in the sidebar's New menu. See Share your availability.
  • Bot identity — how the Groupthink notetaker appears when it joins a meeting on your behalf. Set a display name and avatar, or leave the fields blank to use your profile defaults.

Deep links: #calendar · #availability · #bot

Capture

How intel gets into Groupthink and how it is organized.

  • Ingestion — bring in meetings from tools you already use. Paste notes from a Granola export, an Otter transcript, a Zoom AI recap, or any raw text, or forward recaps to your personal forwarding email address. See Forward notes by email.
  • Projects — group meetings and intel into projects to keep your work, personal, and family context separate. See Projects.

Deep links: #ingestion · #projects

Notifications

Control which Groupthink updates reach you and where they arrive — email and desktop, per notification type.

Deep link: #notifications

Connections

Everything wired to Groupthink — the tools it reads from and writes back to.

  • GitHub activity as relationship signal — see GitHub relationship signal.
  • Action item sync — route action items directly to GitHub Issues or Linear, configured per connection.
  • GitHub repo sync (Pro) — commits your meetings and captures to a private GitHub repo as Markdown. See GitHub repo sync.
  • Connected accounts — every account and service connected to this workspace, including the Google and Outlook accounts behind your calendars.
  • Developer — a collapsed section holding Webhooks (send an HTTP POST to a URL you choose when events occur), AI Provider Key (use your own Anthropic API key for meeting summaries), and MCP Access (personal access tokens for external clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Cursor). See MCP server.

Deep links: #connections · #webhooks · #api-keys · #api-tokens

You can open any tab directly by adding its hash to the settings URL:

  • https://app.groupthink.com/settings#account
  • https://app.groupthink.com/settings#meetings
  • https://app.groupthink.com/settings#capture
  • https://app.groupthink.com/settings#notifications
  • https://app.groupthink.com/settings#connections

Links to the sections listed above also work — including every link that predates the five-tab layout (#profile, #billing, #calendar, #availability, #bot, #ingestion, #projects, #webhooks, #api-keys, #api-tokens). An old link opens the tab that now contains that section, so nothing you have shared or bookmarked breaks. The tab opens at the top, so for a section further down (such as MCP Access inside Developer) you still need to scroll to it.

Getting Help

Questions about your settings? Email support@groupthink.com.