Before you ask a client how the move to Lisbon went, it helps to know who told you. In Groupthink, a fact picked up in a meeting links back to that meeting, and you can confirm it or correct it
How to check what Groupthink remembers
New to Groupthink? Connect your calendar and the people from your past meetings show up on their own, so you don't spend an evening typing in people you already know
Here's what your first ten minutes look like
Groupthink retweeted
my personal fast takeoff continues, finally have 24/7 code factory running for @groupthinkAI and doing a lot of fine tuning on costs but 📈 daniellemorrill.com/building…
Today we're updating Going Cold in Groupthink, so it only lists people who have gone quiet for longer than usual. Someone you see every week shows up after about a week, and a once-a-year friend won't until the year has passed
No cadence needed
We wrote up why we're building Groupthink. You can care about a lot of people, but you can only keep so much about them in your head, so anyone you don't see every week starts to drift
Read more: groupthink.com/releases/inte…
We shipped a lot in August and September, so we put it in one list: Voice Dictation on the Mac, booking links, a new Today page, facts that link back to their meeting, a year or more of calendar history on day one, full export, and more
Read more: groupthink.com/releases/roun…
Most mornings there are about two minutes before your first meeting. Groupthink's Today page has a card for each meeting today. If there's a record of the person, it shows when you last met and what's still open between you
Tomorrow, read one card
Most mornings there are about two minutes before your first meeting. Groupthink's Today page has a card for each meeting today. If there's a record of the person, it shows when you last met and what's still open between you
Tomorrow, read one card
Your Groupthink history can now live in a GitHub repo you own. Connect a private repo and your meetings and captures are committed there as Markdown. You can open the folder and grep it without us
Export is free on every plan
Read the full announcement details here: groupthink.com/releases/expo…
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like many of you, I used LLMs to to through my credit card transactions to see what I could cut or build myself
unlike many of you, I’ve been wandering the path of getting PMF so long I finally lost it and decided to just build it all into my existing startup @groupthinkAI
Groupthink launches voice dictation to build a consumer voice interface for relationship management groupthink.com/releases/voic…
Groupthink now supports logging multi-day events with other people, like trips and work conferences, so that your days since last contact stay accurate
Learn all about how we help you capture this interactions groupthink.com/releases/logg…
This is awesome and useful! Just submitted ourselves 🫡
Too many AI personal assistants, too little time to assess all of them. Nice work here: assistantbenchmark.com
Groupthink adds calendar sync and bookable availability links
groupthink.com/releases/cale…
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Local dev environments are going away. It's going to be 100% remote, cloud-based environments accessible to both humans and agents.
We've added action items to Groupthink so you can keep track of promises you make to others, and they to you, so you can remember to close the loop or follow up groupthink.com/releases/meet…
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Cadences were one of the features of my personal CRM spreadsheet prototype that I knew had to become part of group think
filtering by the difference between intended and actual contact frequency is a game changer for Maintaining a large network of relationships over time
Today we're launching relationship cadences in Groupthink, so you can get more intentional about the frequency of contact with the people in your life
Stay in touch on a rhythm that makes sense groupthink.com/releases/intr…








