Groupthink is a personal CRM that keeps track of where things stand with everyone you work with. It builds a single timeline of every interaction with each contact, shows the current status, and suggests next actions so valuable relationships do not go quiet. Meeting notes are captured automatically from Zoom, Google Meet and Teams, with a private desktop capture app and manual logging as alternatives.
Groupthink supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so Claude can read your relationship data directly. You can ask Claude about anyone you work with, and from compatible developer tools you can send the Groupthink bot into a video call and retrieve the transcript programmatically. The AI here is an interface to your own records rather than a separate chatbot. Check Groupthink’s official site for the current MCP setup and supported tools.
Groupthink also includes calendar integration for Google and Outlook, including multiple accounts, with shareable, timezone-aware availability links and busy-block sync across calendars. It is aimed at sales professionals, account managers and business development roles who manage many relationships. A free tier lets you try it without a credit card, and paid plans include volume or enterprise options on request. Check Groupthink’s pricing page for current free allowances, plan prices and trial terms.
