
Update, October 2026: Groupthink no longer hosts its own video meetings. Start the call in your own conferencing app, and the notetaker can join it there, or the desktop app can record it privately.
Screenshots show Groupthink as of September 2024.
These steps no longer match the app. To send the notetaker to a call today, use + New, then Join by link. Current guides.
Looking to make your meetings more efficient and organized? Whether you’ve enjoyed a Groupthink meeting or are curious about how it can help you, hosting your first meeting is simple and rewarding. Hosting a meeting on a new platform may seem kind of daunting if you are used to another video meeting platform, but Groupthink is pretty similar and easy to use. Plus, there’s a ton of useful features like meeting agendas, automatic meeting notes and recaps, and more. Let’s jump in!
Before you can host a meeting, sign up for a Groupthink account using your email or Google account.
You can then connect your calendar to Groupthink so that you can see all of your meetings and other commitments in one place. If you’ve already scheduled meetings on another video conference platform, you can also add Groupthink to these meetings right from the calendar page.

To host a new meeting, you can click the “New Meeting” button in the top left corner of Groupthink. From there, you’ll have three options:

Hosting your meetings on Groupthink rather than a different video platform is beneficial for a variety of different reasons such as:
And that’s just scratching the surface! Ready to experience more organized, productive meetings? Give Groupthink a try today and see the difference! If you have any suggestions or questions, please reach out to support@groupthink.com. Happy hosting!