min.

min. is a self-building CRM that continuously extracts and organizes relationship context from your calls, calendar, and emails — no data entry required. Built by a small team led by CEO Eric Wang (previously at Coursera, Bbot, and DoorDash), min. launched publicly in 2026 and holds Microsoft Partner status and Google CASA Tier 2 certification.

What It Is

min. sits invisibly on your existing communication stack and automatically constructs a "living capsule" for every person, company, or group you interact with. Each capsule surfaces where you stand in a relationship, open action items with deadlines, and a full history of calls and emails — all synthesized without any manual input. The product positions itself as "the CRM that builds itself," targeting salespeople, job seekers, and anyone whose career runs on relationships.

How the Relationship Capsule Works

The core unit of min. is the relationship capsule — a continuously updated profile for each contact. It includes:

• Where you stand: a distilled summary of the current state of the relationship, including deal status, open questions, and competitive signals
• Action items: commitments you've made or are owed, with source citations (e.g., "promised Jun 8 call")
• History: a chronological log of every interaction, with key moments highlighted

Capsules are built automatically from calendar events, meeting transcripts (via a botless notetaker), and email threads. The system reads across all interactions to surface patterns — like a contact raising pricing concerns across three separate conversations.

MCP Integration for Coding Agents

min. exposes relationship context over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing coding agents in tools like Claude Code and Cursor to query CRM data directly. A developer can ask an agent "Why is Aperture blocked?" and the agent can call min·get_relationship("jordan@aperture.io") to retrieve structured context — open commitments, what was asked for, and blocking issues — grounded in actual conversation history. The homepage describes this as giving agents "the business context they were missing, from the conversations you were already having."

Integrations and Platform Support

min. works across a broad communication stack without requiring meeting bots:

• Email: Gmail, Outlook
• Calendar: Google Calendar, Microsoft Teams calendar
• Video meetings: Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex
• Messaging: Slack
• Note-taking tools: Granola, Otter, Fireflies, Fathom

The desktop app runs on macOS and Windows, and a web app is also available. Setup is described as taking approximately two minutes.

Privacy and Security Architecture

min. does not store raw email content — it retains only distilled memory and metadata. The company states it never trains on user data, sells it, or shares it. The product is certified as a Microsoft Partner and holds Google CASA Tier 2 status. The Business plan adds SSO, SAML, SCIM, SOC 2 Type II compliance, data residency options, and the ability to bring your own database, graph store, and vector store.

Current Status

min. launched publicly on Product Hunt on August 13, 2026, with a blog post titled "World's first relationship AI that helps you win." The product is actively available as a web app and desktop application, with a free tier and a paid Pro tier for extended recall history.