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OmniBrief review

Freemium#48 of 81 in AI Meeting Assistants

A broad AI meeting assistant with strong imports and coverage, but a costly paid entry tier.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

OmniBrief is an AI meeting-notes application for professionals, students, and small teams. It captures meetings through a bot on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Slack Huddles, and Discord, with automatic recording through Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook. It also supports recording from supported devices and importing audio, video, PDF, DOCX, images, YouTube links, and podcast links. The core output includes speaker-labeled transcripts, summaries, action items, translations, and AI-assisted notes across web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

The plan structure makes the product accessible for light use but expensive for regular users. Free includes 5 AI-generated notes per month, recordings up to 5 minutes, summaries and transcripts, and access through the web app, iOS, and Android. OmniBrief Plus is listed at $79.99 per month billed annually and adds unlimited recordings, unlimited AI-generated notes, Ask AI about notes, note tools, priority support, and advanced templates. Teams adds centralized billing, team management, an MCR workspace, admin controls, SAML, Slack, priority support, and onboarding.

OmniBrief’s strongest fit is breadth. Its meeting-platform coverage is unusually wide within the stated product scope, while its import support extends the workspace beyond live calls. Translation and automatic language detection help with multilingual material, and exports include email, PDF, DOCX, TXT, and SRT. Choose OmniBrief if you need to collect meeting content from many platforms and file types, then search or question it through AI chat. Choose another option if your priority is a lower-cost paid plan, since the Plus entry price is high, or if you only need occasional short recordings that the Free plan can cover.

OmniBrief pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports six meeting platforms plus Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook
    • Imports audio, video, documents, images, YouTube, and podcast links
    • Adds speaker labels, summaries, action items, translation, and AI chat
  • Where it doesn't
    • OmniBrief Plus starts at $79.99 per month billed annually
    • The Free plan allows only 5 AI-generated notes per month
    • Centralized billing, admin controls, and SAML are on the Teams plan

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