min.

About min.

min. is a customer relationship assistant that launched this week. It connects to your email and meeting calendar, then builds a running context file for every person you work with. The tool's core function is to summarize account history and answer questions grounded in those specific calls and emails.

Review

min. came out of a practical frustration: meeting notetakers could summarize a call, but they had no memory of the customer relationship before or after that call. The builders wanted a tool that had been in every conversation with a customer, not just the one meeting. It runs on your email and meetings, then lets you ask it questions like "Where are they skeptical?" or "How do I progress this deal?"

The product is live now, with a free tier that includes three months of recall history. Product Hunt visitors get six months on the free tier. The team is small, with four makers listed, and they built it using Claude Code, Screen Studio, and CapCut.

Key Features

• Meeting and email ingestion that builds a living briefing page of the entire account history
• AI Q&A grounded in the actual calls and emails, so you can ask about specific deals or customer concerns
• Context export to Claude Code, bringing customer history into the building process
• Opinionated AI responses that amplify small signals in the data rather than playing it safe
• Free tier with three months of recall history (six months for Product Hunt launch visitors)

Pricing and Value

min. is currently free, with the standard free tier including three months of recall history. The Product Hunt launch promotion extends that to six months. The team has not published paid pricing tiers yet. The tool replaces the workflow of juggling multiple systems: notetakers, CRM entries, and email threads. One builder described it as replacing five separate tools with a single context source.

Pros

• Context accumulates automatically from email and meetings, so nothing needs manual entry
• Queries are grounded in the actual conversation history, which reduces hallucinated answers
• The Claude Code integration lets developers pull customer context directly into their work
• Works on the free tier, which lowers the barrier for testing it on real workflows

Cons

• Pricing beyond the free tier is undefined, making long-term cost unclear for teams that depend on it
• Privacy boundaries are fuzzy: the makers confirmed query data is private, but they didn't clarify whether the customer being profiled knows a profile of their doubts exists
• Teams that need structured CRM fields, pipeline stages, or sales automation won't find those features here, since min. focuses on conversation context rather than deal management

min. fits solo founders and small teams who live in email and meetings and need a reliable memory of customer conversations. It's less suited for organizations that require formal CRM structure or deal-stage tracking. If you already have a disciplined CRM workflow, this tool would overlap rather than replace it.