Amie

Amie positions itself as a meeting note taker that replaces tools like Fireflies, Otter, and Fathom by eliminating the need for a bot to join your calls. The recording is controlled from your Mac's notch or a floating UI, which feels less intrusive than having a third-party avatar sit in your meeting. It works with all major video call providers, and the AI generates summaries that you can customize with private notes taken before or during the call.

The standout feature is the AI chat, which has full context of your company, your Google Calendar, and your Gmail. You can ask questions like 'What did we decide about the pricing page?' and it pulls from actual meeting transcripts, not general knowledge. The chat actions let you draft emails, reschedule meetings, or even move all events to Thursday with a single command. Integrations with HubSpot, Pipedrive, Notion, Slack, and Linear allow one-click exports, though some ATS integrations are still listed as coming soon.

Pricing starts at $19 per month for the Pro plan, which unlocks unlimited recordings, AI chat, and integrations. The free plan covers basic recording and summaries. It's a fair price if you stay within reasonable usage limits, but teams that need admin controls and priority support will want the Business plan at $49 per month. The main caveat is that the notch-based UI only works on newer Macs, and the floating UI on older models feels less polished. Overall, Amie is a practical tool for Mac-based teams that want to automate meeting follow-ups without the awkwardness of a bot.