Amie

Amie is a bot-free meeting recorder for macOS, Windows and iOS that transcribes calls, writes contextual summaries and action items, and pushes them into Hubspot, Notion, Slack, Linear and Pipedrive. An AI chat with calendar and Gmail context handles follow-ups, scheduling and ticket creation.

Amie is a Mac, Windows and iOS app built around a single idea: the notes from a meeting should start work rather than sit in a folder. It records calls, transcribes them, produces a summary and a list of action items, then pushes those outputs into the tools where follow-up actually happens. The pitch is aimed at people who already own a meeting recorder and still spend the next hour on busywork. The recording model is the main differentiator. Amie does not send a bot into the call; capture is driven from a notch overlay on macOS (a floating panel elsewhere), with controls to pause for off the record remarks, split recordings when a conversation continues in the same room, and stop automatically when the microphone goes quiet. Speakers are separated and their names are remembered across sessions. Transcription covers 17 languages with speaker labels and another 82 without. Amie claims support for any video call provider, listing Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Slack Huddles, Webex, Whereby and Bluejeans. Joining through Amie records automatically; joining through Google Calendar triggers a prompt, and a fully automatic mode is available. Summaries can be steered with private notes written before or during a call, which act as focus points and can define the headings used in the output. Beyond summaries, Amie bundles an AI chat with context from meetings, calendar and Gmail, so requests like drafting a follow-up email, creating Linear tickets or rescheduling a day can be executed rather than merely suggested. It also offers an AI calendar and todo layer that merges action items with tasks from Notion or Todoist and rebuilds the schedule when plans change. Shared pages and collections group notes by recurring event, by customer domain or manually, and an MCP connection exposes notes, calendar, email and todos to Claude or ChatGPT. Amie is aimed at founders, sales and customer facing teams, and anyone whose week is a sequence of calls. The homepage itself concedes that plenty of cheaper tools handle summaries alone; the case for Amie rests on the follow-up automation and the integrations that carry notes into Hubspot, Pipedrive, Attio, Notion, Slack and Linear. The trade-off is breadth: calendar, tasks, email drafting and meeting capture in one app means switching costs and a steeper learning curve than a single purpose recorder.