Rumi

Rumi is an AI transcriber tool. Rumi was an AI notetaker and meeting intelligence service. It was acquired by Decidr and all products, including the AI meeting service, were discontinued on July 24, 2026. The site now shows only an end of service notice.

Rumi was an AI meeting service built around automatic note taking and a meeting intelligence layer. Its purpose was to sit inside conversations, capture what was said, and turn spoken discussion into organized records that a team could return to later. The company described its work as helping people capture, organize, and remember the conversations that mattered most, which places it in the same product family as AI notetakers and meeting assistants that transcribe calls and surface action items. The product is no longer available. Rumi was acquired by Decidr, and as of July 24, 2026 its AI meeting service, AI notetaker, and meeting intelligence platform were all discontinued. The company stated plainly that Rumi would not continue as a standalone offering. Existing customers were contacted by email earlier in the transition with details about what would happen and instructions for downloading their data before access ended. For anyone evaluating meeting software today, Rumi is a closed chapter rather than a live option. Teams that had built workflows around it needed to export their material and migrate to another notetaker or meeting intelligence tool. The shutdown also matters as a reminder for buyers: meeting recordings and transcripts are valuable, portable data, and it is worth confirming how a vendor handles exports before committing a team to it. The tool is listed here for reference and historical context. The homepage now carries only an end of service notice, with no active pricing, feature documentation, or support channels. There is no free tier to test and no way to sign up. Readers looking for a working AI meeting assistant should consider active alternatives in the transcription and meeting notes categories.