Automatic relationship memory
Builds a distilled memory of each relationship from calls, calendar activity, and email, reducing the need for manual CRM updates.
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Beanspruchenmin. is a CRM that builds itself from meetings, calendar events, and email, helping people keep relationship context current without manual data entry. It is designed for users whose work depends on remembering what was said, promised, and decided across conversations.
A CRM that builds relationship memory automatically
min. turns meetings, calendar events, and email into a live record of each relationship, so users do not have to enter notes and follow-ups by hand. It focuses on people, companies, and groups, and keeps track of where a deal or relationship stands, what was promised, and what should happen next.
The product is built for work that depends on context across many conversations. It can be reviewed before a call, shared as a capsule, and used alongside an existing CRM when a team still wants another system for reporting rather than replacing that layer entirely.
Core capabilities
Living relationship capsules
Organizes each person, company, or group into a current capsule with where you stand, action items, and history.
Pre-call context review
Lets users open a relationship before a meeting to see recent touches, open commitments, and the background needed to prepare quickly.
Follow-up and next-step reminders
Surfaces promised actions and deadlines so users can send the right follow-up or nudge at the right time.
Sharing and collaboration
Allows sharing of a single meeting, a person capsule, or a company capsule, with revocation available on the pricing page.
MCP context for coding agents
Provides relationship context over MCP for tools and agents, with support mentioned for Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients.
Where it fits
Preparing for a customer meeting
Review the person capsule before a call to see the latest history, what was last discussed, and any open questions or commitments.
Following up on a sales or partnership thread
Use the relationship record to identify what was promised, what the other side is waiting on, and how to shape the next email.
Coordinating a team relationship
Share a person or company capsule with teammates so everyone has the same context on the account or working group.
Using an existing CRM for reporting
Keep a separate CRM if needed, then paste a capsule into it so min. handles memory and the other system handles reporting.
Giving coding agents business context
Expose relationship context over MCP so agents can answer questions using the conversations and commitments already in the CRM.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Automatically builds context from meetings and email instead of relying on manual data entry.
- Shows practical relationship state such as open commitments, history, and where you stand.
- Can be shared as a meeting, person, or company capsule, including revocable sharing.
- Offers a free tier, with paid plans tied to longer recall rather than broad access to the product.
- Supports admin and enterprise controls on higher tiers, including SSO, SAML, SCIM, and data residency.
Cons
- The public site gives limited detail on exact setup steps beyond a two-minute setup claim.
- Integration coverage is clear for email, calendars, and MCP, but the full list of third-party tools is not fully documented on the pages provided.
- Higher-tier pricing is based on recall history, so teams needing long lookback may need a paid plan.
FAQ
How does min. get its data?
It builds memory from calls, calendar events, and email. The site says it keeps distilled memory and metadata rather than a raw copy of your mailbox.
Do I have to enter notes or CRM fields manually?
No. The product is positioned as a CRM that builds itself from the work you already do, with zero data entry.
Can I use min. alongside an existing CRM?
Yes. The pricing page says teams can keep another CRM for reporting and paste any capsule into it, because min. replaces the data entry layer rather than reporting.
What does the free plan include?
The free plan is described as free to use and includes the last 3 months of recall history, plus sharing for meetings, person capsules, or company capsules.
What platforms or integrations are mentioned?
The site mentions support for Windows, macOS, Google Calendar, Outlook, Gmail, Outlook email, and context delivery over MCP for coding agents.
Quick Facts
- Category
- CRM
- Product type
- AI relationship memory
- Primary inputs
- Calls, calendar events, and email
- Availability
- Windows; macOS is mentioned on the site
- Pricing model
- Free to use, with paid plans for more recall history
- Website
- getmin.ai
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