Amie
AI meeting minutes and workflow assistant. Officially, it can generate meeting minutes and to-do lists without requiring a robot to join the meeting, and it allows external AI to access meetings, schedules, and to-do lists via MCP.
Updated: 2026-10-26
What is Amie?
The positioning of Amie's official website is to turn meeting notes into automated workflows, and it is not satisfied with just producing a meeting summary. The most obvious difference between it and similar meeting tools is that the official emphasizes that it does not send robots into meetings during recording, but directly records from the device's audio; at the same time, it opens meeting records, schedules, emails and to-do lists to external AI through MCP, enabling meeting summaries to be directly converted into follow-up actions. The official website homepage also claims to complete a series of post-meeting actions within 47 seconds.
Who is it for?
- Sales and business professionals who have multiple client meetings every day and need to follow up immediately after the meetings.
- Growth teams that want to automatically sync meeting conclusions to CRM and calendars.
- For consulting and legal scenarios where you don't want screen-recording robots present in meetings.
- Knowledge workers who use external AI as their primary assistant and want it to access meeting context.
Key features
6Meeting Notes
The official website focuses on meeting recording without robots, and the official states that it will output meeting minutes and to-do items.
Summaries & Action Items
The official claim is that by understanding the context of meetings and the company, it can transform each meeting into clear next steps rather than just a recap.
Automate your workflows
The homepage lists a full set of actions such as sharing meeting minutes, updating CRM, scheduling action items, and booking the next meeting.
MCP Integration
The official states that MCP enables external AI to access your meeting notes, calendars, emails, and to-do lists.
Multilingual Support
The official website states that it excels in 17 languages, while speaker diarization is not supported for the other 82 languages.
Recording Entry
The official website describes that recording is controlled via a small capsule icon at the top of the screen, with new recording settings available.
How to use Amie
- 1First, run a test with an internal meeting to ensure clear audio capture from the device before using it for official client meetings.
- 2When recording involves the privacy and confidentiality requirements of the other party, obtain the consent of all participants first before recording and handle it in accordance with local laws and regulations.
- 3The official claims that no robots are needed for meetings, but you should still pay attention to your company's recording policy for external communications.
- 4Before connecting to MCP, confirm the authorization scope one by one, as calendars and emails are highly sensitive data.
- 5Meeting minutes and to-do items are auxiliary outputs; content involving amounts, timelines, and commitments must be manually reviewed.
- 6The customer reviews and efficiency improvement data displayed on the official website are from the official self-report. It is recommended to test with your own meetings before purchasing.
- 7The positioning mentioned on the official homepage is to replace several other meeting note-taking tools, and you can directly use your own meetings for a horizontal comparison during the selection phase.
- 8For teams that need to take meeting minutes across time zones or with multiple people taking turns, first unify the meeting minute templates internally, then let the tool generate content according to the templates.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
Amie receives about 270.5K visits per month and ranks #139,887 worldwide.
Monthly visits
12 monthsTraffic sources
- Direct56.4%
- Search25.1%
- Social7.8%
- AI assistants5.4%
- Referrals4.0%
- Other1.3%
Top countries
- United States21.6%
- India7.8%
- Canada6.8%
- Germany5.0%
- United Kingdom4.3%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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