Jamie

Jamie is a device based meeting intelligence tool that records and summarizes online and in-person meetings without a bot on the call. It offers pre meeting briefings, custom note templates, chat across past meetings, and automated follow up workflows, with EU data residency and ISO 27001 compliance.

Jamie is a meeting intelligence platform built around a simple premise: no bot should join a call just to record it. The application runs on the user's own device, whether that is a laptop or a phone, and captures conversations across Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, or any other online platform. It also handles in-person meetings, which are recorded from the device itself. According to the company, the typical user recovers about five hours per week that would otherwise go into note taking and follow up. The product follows a prepare, capture, document, chat, and integrate cycle. Before a meeting, Jamie assembles a briefing from past conversations and connected tools so the user arrives with context. During the meeting, it records and produces structured notes in seconds, using custom templates to match the format a team requires. Afterward, users can chat across their entire meeting history to ask what was said or decided, and automate post meeting workflows, such as updating a CRM or drafting follow ups. Those workflows can run automatically or wait for review. Jamie is aimed at professionals who deal in sensitive or high stakes conversations: private equity, banking, M&A, law, consulting, healthcare, and the public sector. The homepage lists firms such as Elvaston, NORD Holding, and Draycott among its customers, and the security posture reflects that audience. Data is stored and processed within the EEA, Switzerland, and the UK. Audio is streamed but never stored, encryption is TLS 1.2 in transit and AES 256 at rest, and recordings are never used to train models. The platform holds ISO 27001 and is GDPR compliant, with alignment to DORA for regulated industries. Enterprise controls include SAML 2.0 single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, verified domains, and admin oversight. Against bot based meeting assistants, the main differentiator is the absence of a virtual participant and the emphasis on EU data residency and compliance. For developers and teams that want meeting data to flow into other systems, Jamie offers an API, webhooks, and an MCP integration for tools like Claude and ChatGPT. Pricing details are not published on the homepage, though the site invites prospective users to book a demo or download the application.