New in Groupthink: every project task has a Who does it button. Pick Groupthink does it (paid plan) and nothing runs until you click Confirm. You get a plan, and any draft is marked "Draft, not sent." Groupthink never sends. Or hand the task to ChatGPT, Claude or Dots.
Send holiday cards? Every year a few probably come back marked "moved." In Groupthink, put the people who get a card on one list. See who has no mailing address and whose address nobody has confirmed in a year, fix them in the row, and download the list.
We just launched a new Groupthink app for iPhone. Each person you know gets a page with what you talked about and what's still open between you. Log a sentence after coffee, or record a conversation in the room. It's in the App Store as Groupthink Assistant.
Plans fall through. Groupthink on the web now saves a coffee you log for next Thursday as a plan. When the day comes, the Today page asks "Did this happen?" and only a yes counts as time together
A cancelled dinner shouldn't count as the last time you saw someone
@kressaty@laravel@groupthinkAI You can read the whole Groupthink arc story including the numbers here https://t.co/gzkJeophMi
I would love for you to use it, a lot of love has gone into making it a power relationship-centric assistant because I believe relationships will matter more than ever at AGI
when I stopped trying to build an AI assistant for everyone else and just built @groupthinkAI for me, it got so much better so much faster. And today it is finally in the App Store! https://t.co/IIFBsYAH8l
Someone mentions at lunch that their daughter starts college in the fall. By the next time you talk, you've forgotten half of it. In Groupthink, open their page, click Log, set the date and type one line
Try it with the last person you talked to
If you take notes during a call, you spend a good part of it looking at your keyboard. Groupthink can record your Zoom, Google Meet and Teams calls, so you can watch the person while they talk and read what they said later
Try it on one call this week
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
my personal fast takeoff continues, finally have 24/7 code factory running for @groupthinkAI and doing a lot of fine tuning on costs but 📈 https://t.co/pPryLIRvle
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
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
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