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Jamie review

A bot-free meeting assistant for online, hybrid, offline, and in-person conversations.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Jamie is an AI meeting assistant for individuals and teams that need meeting capture without a bot joining the call. Its desktop audio capture supports online, hybrid, offline, and in-person meetings across online meeting platforms. Jamie creates searchable transcripts, structured notes and summaries, speaker labels, action items, and tasks. It runs on Windows, macOS, and iOS, with calendar-based meeting detection and consent emails for follow-up workflows.

Pricing is structured around a useful free entry point and several paid tiers. Free includes 10 meetings per month, a 30-minute meeting duration limit, and connections to Notion, Google Docs, and OneNote. Plus costs €21 per user per month with annual billing and raises the allowance to 20 meetings per month with a two-hour limit. Pro costs €39 per user per month annually and adds unlimited meetings, a five-hour limit, broader integrations, and MCP for AI tools. Team costs €33 per seat per month annually, with centralized billing and advanced collaboration. Enterprise uses custom pricing and adds SAML SSO, admin controls, SCIM provisioning, DPAs, and ISO 27001.

Its main distinction is breadth of capture rather than dependence on a single meeting platform. Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar support scheduling workflows, while Google Docs, Notion, OneNote, Asana, Salesforce, HubSpot, Attio, Affinity, Microsoft Dynamics 365, DealCloud, Pipedrive, APIs, and webhooks connect meeting output to documentation, sales, productivity, and custom systems. Custom templates, automatic formatting, speaker memory, tags, team workspaces, and conversational search add structure for recurring work. Jamie suits users who want bot-free capture across varied meeting settings; buyers prioritizing a lower paid entry price or only basic short meetings may prefer the Free plan or another tool.

Jamie pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Captures online and in-person meetings without joining as a bot
    • Searches transcripts, notes, and meetings with Ask Jamie
    • Supports speaker memory, templates, calendars, and workflow integrations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid plans start at €21 per user per month with annual billing
    • The Free plan allows 10 meetings monthly with a 30-minute limit
    • Advanced CRM, productivity, API, and MCP features require paid tiers

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