- Bot-free computer-audio capture: Records supported conversations from the device without adding another participant to the call.
- AI Summaries and Action Items: Converts conversations into summaries and next steps.
- Calendar and Task Automation: Connects meetings, todos, and scheduling in one daily plan.
- AI Chat with Notes: Lets users search and work with their meeting context.
- Calendar, email, CRM, and task integrations: Connects common productivity and sales workflows on supported plans.
Amie.so
AI-powered meeting notes, calendar, and task automation without intrusive bots
Updated August 10, 2026
Amie.so Overview
Amie combines a calendar, task list, and AI meeting notes in one workspace. Its bot-free recording captures meetings without sending a participant into the call, then turns conversations into summaries, action items, and follow-up work. Calendar and task automation keep the resulting work connected to the day plan.
Key Features
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $20/user/mo (Billed Annually) / $25/user/mo (Billed Monthly) | Unlimited meeting notes, bot-free recordings, AI chat with notes |
| Business | $40/user/mo (Billed Annually) / $50/user/mo (Billed Monthly) | Advanced CRM/ATS integrations, custom branding, enhanced security and audit logs |
Amie currently sells paid Pro and Business plans after a short trial. The lower figures in the table require annual billing.
Pricing source: Amie pricing
Pros
| Compared with | Why this product may fit better |
|---|---|
| Otter.ai | Amie places meeting notes beside the user's calendar and tasks, so follow-up work stays in the daily plan. Otter.ai offers stronger live transcription, while Amie better suits someone who wants notes to become scheduled work. |
| Fathom | Amie records computer audio without adding a visible participant and combines that capture with calendar planning. Fathom has a generous free meeting service, but Amie creates a more private-looking call and task workflow. |
| Granola | Amie combines bot-free notes with tasks, email, and a full calendar instead of focusing only on the meeting document. Granola gives note writers more control during a call, while Amie covers more of the day around it. |
Cons
| Compared with | Where this product may fall short |
|---|---|
| Otter.ai | Amie is centered on its desktop calendar and does not offer the same live transcript collaboration across web and mobile. Otter.ai is stronger when several people need to follow, comment on, or search the conversation as it happens. |
| Fathom | Amie has a short trial but no ongoing free plan for regular meeting capture. Fathom is easier to keep using at no cost when a solo user mainly needs recordings, transcripts, and summaries. |
| Fellow | Amie adds business integrations, but its team meeting process is less structured than Fellow's shared agendas, decisions, and assigned actions. Fellow fits better when managers want everyone to follow the same meeting routine. |
Reviews
What reviewers say: Reviewers consistently notice Amie's visual design and the way it joins calendar, tasks, and meeting notes. Repeated weak points include missing workflow details and uneven support for billing or discount questions.
- efficient.app Review: The recent pivot toward an AI note taker impressed the reviewer, especially the ability to record calls without sending a meeting bot and generate summaries and action items from computer audio. The calendar still earns praise as “the most beautiful calendar on the market,” with minimal pastel colors and quirky design touches that give it serious visual appeal.
- medium.com Review: Amie.so integrates tasks, email, and calendar into one space, and syncing Todoist plus dropping time blocks into the day created a satisfying “full rundown” view. The lack of support for repeat tasks frustrated the writer, especially since even native recurring tasks do not work yet.
- Trustpilot Review (Rating: 3.7/5): Amie.so wins fans with its “beautiful UI” and highly functional UX, and one long-term user highlighted the call recording feature that automatically produces conversation summaries as a major time-saver. Over a year of use showed steady product improvements and responsive support from a team member named Denis, while another reviewer complained about sending seven emails about a promised non-profit discount and receiving no response.
- lemcal.com Review: The app’s “fun and joyful” design and time boxing approach shape the experience, since each task sits in a fixed time slot on the calendar. Sharing calendars, duplicating events for the following week, setting buffer times, and creating a scheduling page add flexibility, yet the analysis questions whether those scheduling features can truly help users land more meetings.
- Product Hunt Review (Rating: 4.8/5): Amie.so genuinely transformed one reviewer’s productivity by making it effortless to schedule todos, events, and contacts, and the user-friendly, intuitive design made daily planning feel like a breeze.
