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Amie

Transcribes meetings, summarizes, extracts action items, drafts follow

Meeting NotesEmail Assistant
Amie is an AI note taker and meeting workflow assistant. It records meetings locally without a bot joining the call, produces summaries and action items, supports private notes as context, and lets users search or ask questions across meeting history. Its focus is not just transcription, but using meeting context to automate follow-ups such as tasks, calendar changes, draft emails, CRM updates, shared pages, and tickets.
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FYAI Score

7.6 / 10

Based on 4 reviews + FYAI product analysis

Pricing:

Freemium

Best for:

Busy managers and operators who run lots of meetings and follow-ups

Score Breakdown

  • Ease of use7.1 / 10
  • Features7.4 / 10
  • Pricing7.3 / 10
  • Integrations8.2 / 10
  • Support8.3 / 10

PRODUCT PREVIEW

What this AI tool does

Amie is an AI tool designed to help users handle everyday tasks that involve understanding and producing text. It can be used to draft messages, summarize information, and turn rough notes into clearer writing, making it useful for people who need quick, readable output without spending a lot of time editing. In practice, you provide a prompt or some source material, and the tool generates a response based on that input. It’s best suited for informational use cases where you want a starting point, a concise summary, or a rewritten version of existing content. As with most AI tools, results can vary depending on the clarity of the input, so reviewing and adjusting the output is recommended.

Use cases

Best for

Meeting Notes

Amie records meetings locally and generates summaries and action items you can search or ask questions across later.

Task Management

It turns meeting action items into follow-up tasks and can trigger calendar changes, CRM updates, tickets, or shared pages.

Email Writing

It drafts follow-up emails from meeting context and your private notes, so messages reflect decisions and next steps.

ANALYSIS

Strengths & limitations

Strengths
  • Bot-free recording experience with controls to pause, auto-stop, split recordings, and separate speakers.
  • Connects meeting notes to follow-up actions, including tasks, calendar changes, email drafts, CRM updates, Slack or Notion exports, and Linear tickets.
  • AI chat can use meeting history, calendar, Gmail, and shared pages as context instead of requiring users to copy and paste meeting content manually.
Limitations
  • The site emphasizes Mac-specific interface elements such as the notch or floating UI, so the exact experience on other platforms is not fully clear from the provided page.
  • Some advertised workflow areas are marked as coming soon, including emails in the headline and several integrations such as Attio, Personio, Ashby, and Greenhouse.
  • If a team only needs basic meeting summaries, Amie may be more workflow-heavy than necessary, and the site itself notes that cheaper meeting note apps may be enough for summary-only needs.

Evaluation

FYAI score breakdown

Our structured evaluation across five key criteria

7.6 / 10

Overall score

Based on 4 reviews + FYAI product analysis

  • Ease of use7.1 / 10
  • Features7.4 / 10
  • Pricing7.3 / 10
  • Integrations8.2 / 10
  • Support8.3 / 10

What users say

Findings from public reviews, documentation and community sources.

  • Ease of use

    In a Reddit launch discussion about Amie, a user wrote that they had “run into so many bugs.”

  • Features

    Amie’s website lists “AI summaries,” “Action items,” bot-free meeting recording, and AI chat/actions. Amie’s website also describes workflow follow-ups such as drafting emails and creating Linear tickets.

  • Pricing

    Amie’s pricing page shows a 7-day free trial, Pro and Business tiers, and a 20% yearly discount. Amie’s pricing page lists plan differences such as unlimited calendars/todos/meeting notes and Business features including custom branding, advanced integrations, audit log, and customer success.

  • Integrations

    Amie’s website lists Google and Apple Calendar, Gmail, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Linear integrations. Amie’s website also says meetings are supported across Zoom, Google Meet, Slack Huddle, and Microsoft Teams.

  • Support

    Amie’s docs cover “Getting Started,” installation across Mac/Windows/iOS/web, integration tutorials, feature guides, and account/billing topics. Amie’s docs describe a “Quick Start” for getting users running “in under 5 minutes.”

Who is this for?

Best for teams that want meeting notes connected to follow-up work, Amie’s website lists “AI summaries,” “Action items,” bot-free meeting recording, and workflows such as drafting emails and creating Linear tickets. Less suited to users with low tolerance for bugs, in a Reddit launch discussion, a user wrote that they had “run into so many bugs,” which could mean routine planning requires troubleshooting.

PRODUCT PREVIEW

Feature highlights

Local meeting capture

Record meetings without a bot joining your call.

Smart summaries & tasks

Get action items and decisions tailored to your meeting context.

Search meeting history

Ask questions and find answers across all past meetings.

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FAQ

Frequently asked
questions

Everything you need to know about this AI tool,
its features, pricing, use cases, and limitations.

Who is Amie a good fit for, and when is it overkill?
Amie fits teams that want meeting notes to turn into actions—creating tasks, drafting follow-ups, updating calendars, and pushing outputs into tools like CRM or docs. It’s also a strong option if you prefer bot-free recording you can pause or control during calls. If you only need basic summaries and action items with minimal workflow automation, cheaper meeting-note apps may cover your needs.
Does Amie have a free plan, and what limitations should I expect?
Plan details can change, so you’ll want to confirm current limits on amie.so before committing. In practice, free tiers in this category often cap transcription minutes, history/search across meetings, and advanced exports or automations. If your evaluation depends on email drafting, CRM actions, or deeper integrations, check whether those are included in the paid tier you’re considering or still rolling out.
How does Amie compare to tools like Otter, Fireflies, or Fathom?
Amie’s differentiator is the bot-free recording approach, which avoids a visible meeting bot and gives you more control (including pausing). Many alternatives lean on bot joiners and may offer broader “out-of-the-box” integrations today, especially for sales/CRM workflows. If your priority is workflow actions tied to notes (tasks, follow-ups, tickets) rather than just searchable transcripts, Amie is worth shortlisting.
How fast can I get Amie working end-to-end with my calendar and tools?
If you’re comparing on price alone for simple summaries, Amie may not be the best value versus lower-cost note takers. Some integrations and email-related features are described as limited or upcoming, so your desired workflow might require workarounds today. The desktop-first, overlay-style recording experience can be a plus for control, but it may not match every device setup or meeting environment.
What should I check about Amie’s data handling, privacy, and compliance before rolling it out?
Verify where Amie stores transcripts and audio, how long data is retained, and whether you can delete meeting content on demand. If you’re in a regulated environment, confirm available controls like access management, audit logs, and any stated compliance posture (e.g., SOC 2/ISO) directly in their documentation. Also confirm how connected-app permissions work, since workflow actions can touch email, calendar, CRM, and docs.