min. - AI that builds a digital version of everyone you work with

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Notetakers remember the meeting. min. remembers the person. min. sits in your inbox and on your calls (botless) and builds a digital version of everyone you work with. Ask your customer's version how to close the deal. Share the whole relationship with your team as a single link. Every email and meeting becomes your unfair advantage. Free to use, two minute setup, zero data entry.

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Sup PH 👋 I'm Eric, one of the builders here at min. We built this because we kept hitting the same wall. The agents and notetakers could summarize a meeting fine, but none of them knew the person on the other side, so every time I wanted to plan a move I was dumping dozens of meetings and 20 threads into a context window. I was raw dogging the rest of it in my head. So we built the thing we wanted: an AI that has already been in every conversation you've had with someone. It runs on your email and meetings and builds a living AI for every person you work with. Ask what your client actually thinks, then have it draft the follow-up and refine the deck in your voice to that person. It compounds with every call, with no maintenance from you. I also have it connected to my Claude Code, bringing every customer context into my building process is a complete game changer. PH gets 6 months of recall history for free instead of the typical 3 on the free tier!

Hey PH!

We built min. out of a pain WE faced every day. We couldn't all jump on every customer call, sales sync, or user interview together, and catching up afterward was a nightmare. Sifting through email threads, reading transcripts, or watching meeting recordings to get the scoop wasn’t efficient. 

We wanted a tool that did two things seamlessly:

Summarize & Provide Context: Give us a living, one page briefing of the entire account history so we could get the scoop in 60 seconds.

Consult & Dive Deeper with AI: Allow us to ask AI specific questions grounded in those exact calls and emails: "Where are they skeptical?", "How do I progress this deal?", or "Draft a follow-up email addressing their budget concerns."

That’s how min. was born!

I’d love to hear from you: How does your team currently handle context when someone can't make a call?